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Brother's emotional tribute to sister's Barclays internship gets all of Internet’s love

X user Ankit Singh shared a wonderful post sharing his sister's achievements and the internet didn't hold back while showering all their love.

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X user Ankit Singh shared a moment of immense pride and joy as his younger sister embarked on her internship as a Software Development Engineer (SDE) at Barclays. His heartfelt post, which quickly went viral, captured not only his pride but also his deep gratitude towards their parents.

"Today is a very special day for me. My little sister started her internship as an SDE at Barclays. I can't even put into words how proud and happy I am as her brother," Singh wrote, sharing a screenshot of a conversation with his sister. He thanked God for this milestone, reflecting on how quickly time had flown by, and looked forward to the day she would receive her first paycheck.

Singh also highlighted the sacrifices made by their parents, saying, "Credit goes to Mom and Dad who worked tirelessly so both of us could study engineering and achieve our dreams." He added a heartfelt message to his father: "It's time to tell Dad, 'From now on, your children will take care of things.' We're working hard to make it happen."

And while you read the heartwarming post, that 'tu toh badi hogayi' will hit you hard.

The post resonated with many users. Wishes of encouragement poured into the comments section.

Such moments of joy are what makes the internet a sweeter place.

Source: India Today

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