📷 Image: Wikimedia Commons / No machine-readable author provided. Onkelbo~commo
Viral & Trending
Father's tender care before son’s UPPSC interview goes viral
✍️ The Times of India
🗓 06 Oct 2026, 09:47 AM
👁 14
A video showing a father adjusting his son’s coat, combing his hair and feeding him sweets before a UPPSC interview has captured attention online, according to The Times of India.
A short video circulating on social media depicts a father meticulously preparing his son for a crucial Uttar Pradesh Public Service Commission (UPPSC) interview. In the clip, the father adjusts the youngster’s coat, combs his hair and offers sweets, gestures that highlight the emotional support often seen in Indian families during important examinations.
The footage was first reported by The Times of India and quickly gained traction across platforms such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, where users praised the father’s affection and the relatable moment for many aspirants.
While the video does not reveal the identities of the participants or the outcome of the interview, it underscores the cultural emphasis on parental involvement in academic and career milestones in Uttar Pradesh.
Commentators noted that such heart‑warming scenes resonate widely, especially among candidates preparing for competitive exams, and have contributed to the clip’s rapid spread online.
The Times of India’s coverage has further amplified the story, positioning it as a notable example of everyday heroism that connects with a broad Indian audience.
The footage was first reported by The Times of India and quickly gained traction across platforms such as Twitter, Instagram and Facebook, where users praised the father’s affection and the relatable moment for many aspirants.
While the video does not reveal the identities of the participants or the outcome of the interview, it underscores the cultural emphasis on parental involvement in academic and career milestones in Uttar Pradesh.
Commentators noted that such heart‑warming scenes resonate widely, especially among candidates preparing for competitive exams, and have contributed to the clip’s rapid spread online.
The Times of India’s coverage has further amplified the story, positioning it as a notable example of everyday heroism that connects with a broad Indian audience.