A Baby Found in Garbage Adopted by US CEO, Set to Begin a New Life in America

A three-year-old boy named Vinayak, who was found abandoned in a garbage pile as a newborn, is set to begin a new chapter of his life in the United States. The child has been adopted by a CEO of a prominent American company, following a three-year-long adoption process that has now been completed.

After receiving the official government approval, preparations for the child’s passport are underway, marking the final steps for his journey to his new home.

Three years ago, Vinayak was found in a dire state, abandoned by his parents shortly after birth. Rescued from the garbage, he was placed in a child protection home. His life took a dramatic turn when an American couple expressed interest in adopting him.

The couple, who already have one child, had been visiting Lucknow and working through the legal formalities of adoption over the past few years. Their efforts have now borne fruit, and they are eagerly awaiting to welcome Vinayak into their family.

The CEO and his wife stated their motivation was to provide not just parental love but also a promising future to an orphaned child. They added that the adoption would also give their son a new sibling, making their family more complete and joyful.

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