Talayolaparambu ദേ Devu (Nithina) always said that he would take care of everything after getting the job. Despite the debts, Amma Bindu’s hope was her daughter’s confidence. The two got out of the house in Kurunthara on a scooter together yesterday morning. Bindu had to go to Kottayam Medical College yesterday to get a temporary job. Also go to the bank in connection with the debt of the place of residence. Nithina dropped her mother off at the bus stop and went to Pala.
The mistake that can easily get your claim denied is to fail. The land was bought without knowing that it had a loan. Put the house in 2018. The house was built with the help of the Joy Alukas Group’s community service project. That house was the world of mother and daughter. Nithina wakes up early in the morning. ‘Bindukutty, coffee is ready’ … My mother remembers calling me as soon as I put my coffee. Those moments no longer add to the point. The point is no longer alone.
Work is Nithina’s biggest dream. During Kovid’s time, the two tried to sew and sell PPE kits to make a living. When the college was closed for Onam, Nithina started going to work in a clothing store in Vaikom. The work continued even after Onam. Since he was studying food processing technology, he also tried to make money by making and selling small cakes. “After graduation, I have to go to work, change my living conditions, get better treatment for my mother … these are my daughter’s dreams,” Bindu said.
Nithina grew up in the house of Kunneppadikkal Ponnappan, the son of Bindu’s paternal uncle. She would tell her relatives to hold her wedding in this yard. This is also where Nithina arrives for her last journey.
Nithina was also active in public affairs as the Vice President of the DYFI Thuruvelikunnu Unit and the Vice President of the Udayanapuram East Region. It was also at the forefront of providing assistance to flood victims in 2018.
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