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Anand Mahindra received a letter from Mahika Mishra, 11 years old.
Business tycoon Anand Mahindra recently delighted his followers on Twitter by sharing a letter with a schoolgirl in Mumbai. Eleven-year-old Mahika Mishra's letter detailed a plan to curb the horns – and impressed Mr. Mahindra enough to share it with the world.
In his letter, Mahika wrote, "I drive a lot and I noticed that many people honk needlessly – especially in traffic, they do not understand that honking does not move the vehicle."
She explained the other drawbacks of honking – wasting energy and creating noise pollution – before explaining her idea. 19659003] Mahika asked Mr. Mahindra to set up a horn in all cars produced by his company, which could only honk five times in 10 minutes, each horn lasting only three seconds.
"In this way, the noise will be minimized and our roads will be quieter," she said.
million. Mahindra, chairman of the Mahindra group, whose Mahindra & Mahindra group is one of India's largest production automakers, was visibly delighted with the letter.
Share a photo of the letter on Twitter, he wrote: "At the end of a tiring day, when you see something like this in the mail … the tiredness disappears … I know that I work for people like her who want a better and calmer world! "
At the end of a tiring day, when you see something like this in the mail … tiredness goes away … I know I work for people like her who want a better world and more calm! ???? pic.twitter.com/lXsGLcrqlf
– anand mahindra (@anandmahindra) April 3, 2019
Since it was shared online two days ago, his tweet has collected over 14,000 "likes" and hundreds of replies praising Mahika's suggestion.
Sometimes children have brilliant ideas … please implement the idea Sir
– Apurba Misra (@apurbam) on April 3, 2019
This is a fantastic idea and thought. I think that actors of change like you must seriously consider to implement this
– Saji Kumar Krishnan (@sajik_krishnan) April 3, 2019
An absolutely fantastic idea coming from a 7th grader !!
– Chandan Sarkar (@ Chandan47sarkar) April 4, 2019
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