Anand Mahindra’s Twitter account is a hit among his followers and almost all his tweets create a stir among people. Case in point, his latest tweet involving a group of kid and their creative carrom board that is attracting all sorts of reactions from people.
In a few hours, the post has gathered over 18,000 likes. (Twitter/Anand Mahindra)
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Using the hashtag #whatsappwonderbox, the business tycoon shared the image which shows kids playing carrom. It’s the ‘board’ of the game, however, that inspired Mahindra.
“What an inspiring photo to see in my #whatsappwonderbox this morning. Incontestable evidence that India has zero poverty of imagination...” he wrote in caption.
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Since being shared a few hours back, the post has already amassed over 18,000 likes and close to 3000 retweets. While commenting many expressed that the image inspired them too.
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Since being shared a few hours back, the post has already amassed over 18,000 likes and close to 3000 retweets. While commenting many expressed that the image inspired them too.
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Here’s how people reacted:
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What do you think about this creative carrom board?
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