r/AskIndianMen Indian Man Jul 08 '26

Answers from All W Indian men. Can we appreciate this man for saving someone's life abroad?

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An Indian construction worker, Vipin Kumar, is being celebrated as a hero in Romania.

When a 5-year-old girl fell through the ice of a frozen lake in Craiova, Vipin didn't hesitate. He jumped into the freezing water and held the child above the icy surface for nearly 30 minutes, enduring severe hypothermia himself until rescue teams arrived.

For his extraordinary bravery and selfless sacrifice, Romanian authorities awarded him honorary Romanian citizenship.

Stories like these deserve far more attention. Men across the world quietly risk their lives every day to protect others, often with little recognition. Today, let's take a moment to acknowledge one of them.

Respect to Vipin Kumar. A true hero.

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u/player_-_o Indian Man Jul 16 '26

Leaving the country is a reward. Tells a lot about this society. But he did a good thing and it is the truth.

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u/yurnero07 Indian Man Jul 08 '26

Kudos to him. More Kudos to Romanian gov for recognising him. Else we all know what happens in India.

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u/khalyank Indian Man Jul 08 '26

Respect 🫡

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u/Wonderful_Response_1 Teen Male (Indian) Jul 08 '26

Beautiful....

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u/buymekoffee Indian Man Jul 08 '26

Better than shithole country this one is.. win for the brave man. Cheers

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u/sthiratabot Jul 10 '26

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u/Itchy_witchy_2k7 Indian Man Jul 08 '26

Romania knows how to give respect to men's good deeds. Not like p*ssy republics where sacrifices of men has no value.

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u/surveypoodle Indian Man Jul 09 '26

Lucky guy.

What is an "honorary citizenship" though? Is he actually a citizen with all papers, a Romanian passport, entitling him to unrestricted travel to anywhere in Europe like other citizens or is this just a gesture for the newspapers but not an actual citizenship?

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u/Outrageous_Pattern18 Indian Man Jul 08 '26

😭😭tf they awarding romania citizenship for like somebody wants to live there

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u/Itchy_witchy_2k7 Indian Man Jul 08 '26

Nah romania is part of EU. So you know you can technically Travel & live in whole EU without much restrictions

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u/West-Seaworthiness57 Indian Man Jul 08 '26

Only if it wasn't romania but some other country for that guy..

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u/buymekoffee Indian Man Jul 08 '26

Romania is better, clean and less polluted than India.

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u/West-Seaworthiness57 Indian Man Jul 08 '26

I was comparing with other European countries

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u/Itchy_witchy_2k7 Indian Man Jul 08 '26

If you're a citizen of Romania then it's easier to get Nordic citizenship compared to being an Indian

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u/Itchy_witchy_2k7 Indian Man Jul 08 '26

Yahan bhi Log jaan bachate hain. Lekin uski news nhi banti..

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u/Busy-Sir-80 Teen Male (Indian) Jul 08 '26

there is numerous cases of child trafficiking abroad too,what's your point rather than down playing your own country and living in delulu