kolkata bengali sibling aditi ten and anisha eight from unitedkingdom s wolverhampton have turn their hobby into fundraise for the newhampshire after watch their parent suffer and survive covid19 their mother a doctor in newhampshire has return to save be after recuperate from the baneful diseasethe national health service newhampshire is the umbrella term for the publiclyfunded healthcare system of the connect kingdom which was one of the bad hit nation by the pandemicthe mandal sister encourage by their parent who are from kolkata have already cope to lift hundred of pound by accept contribution after offer paint and craftwork aditi has been interview by bbc and have in local newspaper inspire by her sister anisha is now create craftwork all day and raise money tooanisha is now create craftwork all day and raise money tooaditi whose work unwrap much of her talent order i have witness how people round me have suffer during the pandemic and how newhampshire actor have try to support uranium all during these difficult time i have been doing a batch of art during this lockdown i am necessitate to people to look at my painting and order on my mother s mail what they want me to paint for them along with their postal address the sister teach bengali music and dancethey have cope to raise about a thousand britishpound with the minor contribution they have been welcome for the royal wolverhampton newhampshire hope by extend their handicraft we decide to exercise hard on our hobby and make money for the newhampshire trust after watch our mother kasturi mandal a frontline actor at the new cross hospital aditi add a year five student at the woodthorne primarycoil schoolher sister anisha analyze in class four in the same school has recently start her own fundraise for the same faith by sell her own handmade jewelry she hope to besides determine up stall to fundraise for her causebut the major motivation for the girl was the way their parent fight the virus both kasturi a adviser hematologist at the royal wolverhampton newhampshire confidence and anandadeep mandal a lecturer of mathematical finance in the university of birmingham contract covid19 and know through it even though they were not hospitalize with their rear in sickbed the girl had to count after themselves and their twoyearold baby anushka my wife is back at the hospital now and the femalechild are busy doing their bit pronounce ananda happy that the child are serve in their little way in time of crisis our daughter have watch enough of the pandemic already enough to make them express themselves through artwork and putup to aid the newhampshire they readily bring part in the