BTS’s member V’s 26th birthday celebrations are in full force in every corner of the world. His fans are gifting the star with extravagant first-ever projects while also following in his footsteps of spreading love and kindness around them.

One such is his fans from India who have organized several noteworthy projects for the idol. V’s fanbase ‘Taehyung_India_’ in collaboration with ‘KTH_India’ donated generously to “The Akshaya Patra Foundation”, one of the pioneer NGOs in the country striving to nourish and support the education of children. Under the project #PyaarSeV (#LoveWithV), the fans raised 30K (INR) aiding fifty-five kids with essential kits. The foundation also took to their official Twitter account to share their gratitude.

For their second project titled: “Happiness Carousel,” ‘Taehyung_India” invited fans to play fun quizzes on a free website/app titled “Free Rice” in which for every correct answer, five grains of rice are donated to those in need by the United Nations World Food Programme.

In addition, under the project “V-Care”, the fans prepared essential kits including food, toiletries, clothes, and many more for the senior citizens of the country. The fanbase is reportedly supporting a total of fourteen elderly and one matron and has also stated that they will be donating varieties of foods and specific medicines requested by the old home age.

Aside from their philanthropic work “Taehyung_India '' also organized a unique sand art project on the banks of River Baitarani in Odisha marking V as the first-ever idol to receive such a creative and beautiful sand art. Dasarath Mohanta, the emerging artist who sculpted the incredible piece, thanked the fans for the love and support as well.

In the past few years, V has become one of the most common faces in pop culture in India often highlighted on television programs, news shows, and on various other media platforms. Through his music, his performances, his style, and of course his incredible personality, V has taken over the hearts of fans, marking India as another “Tae Tae Land.”