I had the opportunity to donate a few bags of clothes to a children's NGO. I took the time to wash, iron, and fold everything neatly before bringing it there. When I handed them over, the lady at the center thanked me sincerely and shared something that really touched my heart: “Most people just dump things. You respected their dignity.” Her words served as a powerful reminder that kindness is not just about giving; it’s about how we give. It's important to treat others with respect and care, and I felt grateful to be able to contribute in a way that honors their dignity.

A delivery guy appeared anxious at my gate, clearly stressed as he realized his phone was dead and he couldn’t receive the OTP confirmation he needed. Understanding his predicament, I offered to charge his phone for 10 minutes. While we waited, we shared sips of cool water and opened up to each other about our lives. He said, “No one lets us wait inside these days,” and I could sense the weight of his words. In that moment, I felt a deep connection, reminding me that showing compassion and kindness is truly what it means to be human.

A delivery guy appeared anxious at my gate, clearly stressed as he realized his phone was dead and he couldn’t receive the OTP confirmation he needed. Understanding his predicament, I offered to charge his phone for 10 minutes. While we waited, we shared sips of cool water and opened up to each other about our lives. He said, “No one lets us wait inside these days,” and I could sense the weight of his words. In that moment, I felt a deep connection, reminding me that showing compassion and kindness is truly what it means to be human.

”A local street dog was sniffing around near our gate, clearly hungry. I had some leftover rice and curd at home, so I warmed it up and quietly placed it near the side lane. He wagged his tail, glanced back at me once, and started eating. It felt like his small way of saying, “Thank you.”

My Nanu wanted to order food online but didn’t know how to make digital payments. He asked, “Zomato is fine, beta, but how does Google Pay work?” I sat down with him, helped him set up the app, linked his account, and conducted a small test transfer of ₹10. Later that week, he proudly ordered food online and made the payment by himself. He smiled and said, “Now I am cashless too!”