RPF Policewoman’s Act of Compassion Wins Hearts

Speedy Summary

• Event: RPF constable Parvathy A., on duty at the Rajadhani Institute of Engineering and Technology, Attingal, during the Railway Recruitment Board (RRB) exam, stepped in too comfort a crying two-month-old infant.
• Details:

– The baby’s mother was inside the examination hall and could not leave due to strict rules.
– The father, unable to soothe the child, received help from Ms. Parvathy-a feeding mother herself-who breastfed the baby.- Her compassionate act calmed the infant and relieved hours of stress for the parents.

• Recognition: The RRB Chairperson appreciated her actions by awarding a certificate and gift for service beyond duty.
• Background on Constable: Ms. Parvathy joined service five years ago; she is originally from Kollam and transferred to Thiruvananthapuram last year.

Indian Opinion Analysis

This incident highlights an unusual act of empathy amidst professional obligation. Constable Parvathy’s decision reflects prioritizing humanity while adhering to her role as a public servant. Her intervention underscores challenges faced by new mothers juggling exams or professional opportunities without adequate accommodations for childcare.

While this story paints a heartening picture of individual compassion, it raises broader questions about systemic support structures in India that ensure accessibility for women with young children-especially during exams or similar critical situations with rigid rules. such policies could perhaps be revisited to integrate humane flexibility without compromising integrity.

Read more at The Hindu.