Howrah, 04 February 2026 :
At a time when divisions and negativity often dominate public discourse, Milawat Ram Bablu Chai Wala has emerged as a quiet yet powerful symbol of unity, compassion, and social harmony. Through a simple but deeply meaningful gesture—serving tea and biscuits—he continues to spread love where hatred could have found space.
For Milawat Ram Bablu Chai Wala, tea is more than a beverage; it is a medium of connection. On every religious and cultural occasion, including Urs Mubarak, Muharram, and Shab-e-Barat, he ensures that people from all walks of life are welcomed with warm tea and biscuits, without any distinction of faith, gender, or age.
This heartfelt initiative is strongly supported by Mr Badru Doja Ansari, Mr Salim Akhtar, and Mr Wasim Akhtar, whose collective efforts have helped transform the initiative into a community-driven movement. Throughout the night, tea and biscuits were distributed to men, women, madrasa students, and local residents, especially those engaged in prayers and studies, creating an atmosphere of togetherness and shared joy across the neighbourhood.
The occasion was further dignified by the presence of respected guests and community leaders, including Mr Firoz Ansari, Mr Bhaskar Da, Mr Shambhunath Saw, Mohammad Akram, Saddam Hussain, and Taslim Akhtar, along with several other prominent citizens who appreciated the spirit behind the initiative.
The smooth execution of the programme was made possible by the tireless efforts of Amarnath, Mehraaj, Rangrez, and Tausif Raza, who played a key role in organizing and distributing tea and biscuits throughout the night with dedication and humility.
Residents of the area praised Milawat Ram Bablu Chai Wala’s initiative, describing it as a shining example of how small acts of kindness can build bridges and strengthen social bonds. The programme not only provided refreshment but also delivered a powerful message—that love, unity, and humanity can be served as simply as a cup of tea.
