Archive · 11 Nov 2025
Odisha Constable Breastfeeds Infant to Aid Mother During Exam
A kind police officer named Rajani was working at an exam.
A mother named Bhairavi was taking a test, but her tiny baby was crying a lot outside the room, making Bhairavi very upset and unable to focus.
Rajani, who is also a mom, understood how worried Bhairari was.
So, Rajani offered to hold and calm the baby.
To help the baby stop crying, Rajani even breastfed him.
Because Rajani helped with the baby, Bhairavi was able to finish her exam without being too worried.
People saw this story and thought Rajani was very selfless and showed great kindness, like a second mother.
A woman constable in Odisha's Malkangiri district breastfed a candidate's infant.
The incident occurred at the Bibiguda examination centre during RI and Amin recruitment tests.
Constable Rajani Majhi cared for the one-and-a-half-month-old baby for nearly two hours.
The mother, Bhairavi Mandal, was able to complete her exam without distress.
The story went viral, with many praising the constable's compassion and selflessness.
- Who
- Woman constable Rajani Majhi and a candidate, Bhairavi Mandal
- What
- Constable Rajani Majhi breastfed and comforted a candidate's infant for nearly two hours so the mother could focus on her recruitment exam.
- When
- Sunday, during RI and Amin recruitment tests
- Where
- Bibiguda examination centre, Malkangiri district, Odisha
- Why
- To help the distressed mother complete her examination by taking care of her crying infant, with whom the constable empathized due to her own experience as a mother.
Compassionate Act
Upholding Duty
Focus on Mother's Distress
Compassionate Act
Constable Rajani Majhi recognized the candidate's distress due to her crying infant and intervened to provide comfort and care.
Upholding Duty
Constable Rajani Majhi was on duty for exam security and her actions, while compassionate, were an extension beyond her primary security responsibilities.
Mother's Ability to Test
Compassionate Act
The constable's actions directly enabled the mother to focus on and complete her important recruitment exam without further distress.
Upholding Duty
The candidate was responsible for her child's care, and while the constable's help was appreciated, it highlighted a potential gap in candidate preparedness for exams with infants.
- Constable's Name
- Rajani Majhi
- Candidate's Name
- Bhairavi Mandal
- Location
- Bibiguda examination centre, Malkangiri district, Odisha
- Event
- RI and Amin recruitment tests
- Baby's Age
- One and a half months old
- Duration of Care
- Nearly two hours
