What was in the cat's name that pleased Mridu?

Hint: The story is about children's naughty and innocent conduct. They want to investigate every issue yet act on their own rationale. Without hesitation, they gave chappals to the beggar and then to the music teacher. Their tender hearts quickly melt.

Complete answer:
Mridu came to see Ravi and Meena. She left her slippers at the gate and replaced them with a pair of worn-out slippers. Ravi then led her out onto the yard. A kitten rested in a ripped football, drinking milk from a coconut shell, under a dense bitter berry bush.

Because the kitten could irritate their grandma, they kept it hidden. Ravi commented on the elders' hypocritical standards.He went on to say that managing milk for Mahendran the kitten was tough for him. He made up a narrative to explain the kitten's name. He said the kitten is a descendent of the Pallava lion, the Pallava dynasty's symbol, which he had seen at Mahabalipuram.

Ravi had given the cat the name Mahendraverma Pallava Poonai. They referred to him as Mahendran. Mridu loved the name since it seemed natural to her and was distinct from the typical adorable cat names.

Note: The lesson of the story is to assist those who are in need. The shoes were much needed by the beggar. His feet were blistered. They made the proper decision. Gopu Mama is able to purchase another pair of slippers, but the beggar is unable to do so. We should assist those who are in need. There's nothing wrong with giving away a little of what we don't need. Food, clothes, and sweaters should be given to the needy.That may not seem important to us, yet it might save someone's life.