Exclusive Ground Zero Report on Ronak-e-Ramadhan: Affordable Vegetables and Fruits Bring Relief to Locals in JK's Bhaderwah Location-Bhaderwah Anchor: In a time when rising prices are making life difficult for many families, a heartwarming example of humanity is emerging from Bhaderwah during the holy month of Ramadhan. Near Markazi Jamia Masjid Bhaderwah, two humble vendors have turned their small vegetable and fruit stalls into a source of relief for the needy by selling essential items at highly affordable prices. VO: Ramadhan is not only about fasting — it is also about compassion, kindness and caring for those who struggle to make ends meet. Keeping this spirit alive, two vegetable and fruit vendors near Jamia Masjid Bhaderwah have chosen humanity over profit. VO: For daily wage earners and poor families, arranging food for Sehri and Iftaar has become increasingly difficult as the prices of vegetables and fruits continue to rise. Many families often worry about how they will manage the next meal. But these vendors say they feel the pain of the poor and believe that Ramadhan is the time to share blessings with others. Byte... These vendors said, “Eleven months are meant for business and profit, but during Ramadan our intention is different. Our effort is that no one should sleep hungry. If someone comes to our shop, we try to give them vegetables and fruits within their budget.” VO: Throughout the holy month, they are offering vegetables and fruits at minimum margins, and sometimes even at cost price — purely for the sake of humanity and in the hope of earning the blessings of the Almighty. VO: Their small act of kindness is touching many hearts. At a time when markets often speak the language of profit, these vendors are speaking the language of compassion — reminding everyone that the true spirit of Ramadhan lies in helping others. VO: Their initiative has been widely appreciated by locals, who say such acts of kindness truly reflect the spirit of Ramadhan — a time that emphasizes generosity, compassion and helping those in need. VO: Meanwhile, markets in Bhaderwah are bustling with shoppers buying vegetables, fruits, dates and other essentials for Sehri and Iftaar, reflecting the vibrant Ronak-e-Ramzan across the town. Closing: A simple stall, a small gesture, but a big message — that humanity is the greatest wealth of all.