People’s fondness for birds was evident once more
The pet parrot belonging to Vandana Dixit’s house located in Mittu Kucha locality had gone missing on Nov 1. The family had bought Mitthu for Rs 500 around one and a half years ago and treated it as a member of the household. Sanskriti Dixit, a class 12 student, looked after Mitthu with special care, while the youngest daughter, Ayushi, would play with it after coming back from school. Mitthu went missing on Nov 1, which was also Ayushi’s birthday.
In a case reported from Farrukhabad, a family’s pet parrot flew away and went missing. The family not only pasted missing posters across the city but also announced a substantial cash reward for anyone who brought the bird back. You Can Also Check: Gold Rate in Kanpur | Silver Rate in Kanpur | Bank Holidays in Kanpur | Public Holidays in Kanpur | Kanpur AQI | Weather in Kanpur | Petrol Price in Kanpur | Diesel Price in Kanpur | CNG Price in Kanpur | LPG Price in Kanpur Stay updated with the latest Kanpur news.
The bird freely moved around the home, played with toys, and could say words like “Mitthu,” “Betu,” and “Sitaram. The family said Mitthu’s return brought back the happiness and energy of their home and filled them with great joy. Times News Network Kanpur: People’s fondness for birds was evident once more. They were so heartbroken by its disappearance that they even called off one of their child’s birthday celebrations. After searching extensively and failing to find it, the family had posters put up throughout the city about the bird’s disappearance. They also declared a cash reward for whoever could return it. The family cancelled the birthday celebration they had planned and began looking for the parrot. Vandana, who was very emotionally attached to the bird, did not eat for three days after it disappeared. Download the TOI App.
Thankfully, the parrot came back home on its own on Monday. Fortunately, the parrot eventually made its way back home by itself on Monday.