By Sakib Majeed Mir
Geo Nation News
Baramulla, June 29: Amid the serene surroundings of Namblan Waterfall in Baramulla district, a young boy is quietly setting an example of determination and hard work. Fourteen-year-old Hashim, a resident of Namblan village and a Class 8 student, spends his days selling traditional Kashmiri noon chai to tourists visiting the picturesque destination.
Operating a modest tea stall, Hashim prepares and serves the iconic salted pink tea, offering visitors a taste of Kashmir’s rich culinary heritage while earning an income to support his family. Despite his responsibilities, he continues to pursue his education, balancing his studies with work.
Tourists visiting Namblan Waterfall often stop at Hashim’s stall, appreciating not only the authentic flavour of the noon chai but also the dedication and sincerity of the young student behind it.
Hashim’s journey reflects the resilience of many young Kashmiris who strive to continue their education despite financial challenges. His commitment to both learning and hard work serves as an inspiring reminder that determination and perseverance can help overcome difficult circumstances.
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