Video of Himachal bus driver stopping mid-route to feed hungry puppies goes viral
India Today
In the viral video, a bus driver named Harish is seen stopping his bus mid-route, not for a passenger, but for a group of hungry puppies waiting by the roadside.
It’s not part of his job description, but it’s something he does every day. A bus driver in Himachal has gone viral for stopping his vehicle to feed stray animals along the way.
A video of a bus driver named Harish has gone viral, capturing a simple yet deeply moving act. In the clip, Harish is seen stopping his bus mid-route, not for a passenger, but for a group of hungry puppies waiting by the roadside. Stepping out, he gently feeds them rotis from his own meal before continuing the journey.
According to the post, Harish works at the Reckong Peo depot and mostly drives along the Reckong Peo to Pooh route. The caption accompanying the video reads, “Harish Bhai is a truly kind-hearted person. Whenever he comes across any voiceless animals on the way, he makes sure to help them. Every time, he feeds them rotis from his own meal during the journey. Salute to such a person from the bottom of my heart.”
Watch the clip here:
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The video has struck a chord online, drawing widespread appreciation for his quiet act of kindness. For many viewers, it wasn’t just about feeding stray animals—it was about the empathy woven into everyday actions.
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