Several kids were spotted feeding the cattle in the nearby regions during the Covid-19 pandemic in central India's Madhya Pradesh on May 28. The incident took place in Garhakota in the Sagar district.

A video features the children of the town appearing on the streets to help the stray animals. Following this, they carry several food materials inside a sack and approach the livestock through their bike and begin to feed them. They offer food to cows in the region and fill cemented puddles with water on the roadside so that they can quench their thirst. Meanwhile, the locals witness and behold the occurrence.

Children volunteering from the Karuna Service Committee under the Townhall of Garhakota have been running across the street on their vehicles to provide subsistence to stray animals amid the pandemic. They offer food like hay and vegetables to the cows and fill up tanks with water for them. The former vice-president of the municipal corporation, identified as Manoj Tiwari, lauded these kids for their immense efforts.

Moreover, the youngest member of the committee named Arjav Jain, together with the others, took inspiration from a person, Suneet, in Garhakota and began this initiative to provide service to the animals.