Mr. Kabeer Karunik was born on January 24, 1998, the beloved son of Mrs. Shruti Nagvanshi and Lenin Raghuvanshi in the sacred city of Varanasi. Reflecting on the journey of his arrival, I recall my participation in the Global March against Child Labour, which commenced on January 15, 1998, and where I played an active role. It was during this period that my son, Kabeer Karunik, entered the world.
It took 15 days for me to set eyes on my newborn son, a cherished moment etched in time. Following this joyous occasion, an incident unfolded in my parent's home, while I resided in the rented house of Mr. Shiv Pratap Chaubey. Kabeer's birth became a beacon, safeguarding the dignity of my parental abode.
Our family's journey continued in Meerut, where we celebrated Kabeer's first birthday. Subsequently, you were a witness to the award ceremony of the Weimer Human Rights award in 2010. Together, we explored the cities of Weimer, Jena, and Halle, weaving memories of significance.
The narrative takes a turn to contemporary times as Kabeer Karunik underwent a COVID test. In tandem, Shruti, Kabeer, and I underwent coordinated testing under the guidance of our family's guardian and the late love of my life, Pandit Shri Shiv Prasad Chaubey Ji in 2021. Regrettably, all family members, including myself, Shruti, and our beloved son, tested positive for COVID.
In the face of adversity, Shruti and Kabeer displayed exceptional bravery. As my condition became critical, they swiftly brought me to TeenMurti Hospital in Varanasi. Bravo, dear son, for your unwavering strength during trying times.
I fondly recall your inaugural vote as a citizen of India in 2019, a profound gesture in support of the constitution. As you celebrate another birthday, I extend my heartfelt wishes for a wonderful journey through the next eighty years. May each moment be filled with joy, growth, and fulfillment.
In Varanasi's embrace, on a January morn,
Mr. Kabeer Karunik, a soul was born.
To Shruti Nagvanshi and Lenin Raghuvanshi, a precious joy,
A tale unfolds, of a remarkable boy.
Global March against Child Labour's noble stride,
On January's fifteenth, the world stood side by side.
In rented abode of Shiv Pratap Chaubey, life unfurled,
A son, a beacon, in the vast global world.
Fifteen days passed, a father's gaze met his son,
A narrative spun, an odyssey begun.
In a parent's home, a storm did brew,
Yet Kabeer's birth salvaged dignity true.
Meerut's streets witnessed his first birthday's delight,
A celebration in joy, under the moon's soft light.
A journey continued, to Weimer's acclaim,
Human Rights award in the great hall of fame.
Weimer, Jena, Halle, a voyage profound,
With Kabeer by your side, a love so sound.
COVID's test, a shared family trial,
Guardian Shiv Pratap Chaubey, a beacon in denial.
Positive results echoed, a challenge embraced,
Yet, Shruti and Kabeer, in bravery encased.
Pandit Shiv Pratap, the love of your life,
A guiding force, through turmoil and strife.
TeenMurti Hospital witnessed a critical hour,
Bravo, dear son, you held your father's power.
A first vote cast in India's democratic dance,
A voice for the constitution, a citizen's chance.
Eighty years hence, a wish is sent,
For Kabeer Karunik, a life well-spent.
May joy and wisdom your path adorn,
Happy birthday, dear Kabeer, to many more dawn.
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