My Maa❤️ She is not just my mother but also the biggest supporter and first teacher in my life. No matter what happens she is always there with lots of love ❤️ I have learnt so much from her how to be strong, kind and loving. She is the person who makes the world a better place just by being in it.

Few days ago, I was riding my bike when I saw a man pushing his motorcycle, he had run out of fuel. Watching him struggle didn’t feel right, so I stopped to help. I asked him to sit on his bike, and I pushed it with my foot while riding mine from behind. Slowly, I helped him reach the petrol pump safely. It was a small gesture, but his smile and gratitude made my day.y

This morning, while I was out for a walk, I saw a farmer trying to bring his power tiller down from the road into his field. The road was slightly elevated, making it difficult for him to lower the heavy machine. Watching him struggle, I felt the urge to help. Without thinking twice, I walked over and assisted him in carefully getting the power tiller down into the field. It was a small act, but it made his task easier and brought a smile to both our faces.

Yesterday, I saw an old man selling bananas by the roadside—1 dozen for Rs. 60. I bought 2 dozen and gave him Rs. 150, telling him to keep the change. His surprised smile said it all. A small act of kindness, but it made his day.

Mom hurt her hand a few days ago, so Bhaiya and I have taken over all the household chores. From cooking to cleaning, we’re doing everything to let her rest and heal. It feels good to care for her the way she always cares for us.

Yesterday, as the scorching sun blazed down, a mad man wandered past our house. He looked tired, hungry, and thirsty—clearly struggling in the heat. Seeing his condition, I couldn't ignore him. I quickly brought him some bananas and a bottle of cold water. He accepted them quietly, and for a moment, there was peace in his eyes.

I went to a shop to buy some cold drinks. I noticed a little boy standing quietly in front of the shop, looking longingly at the chocolates. Without thinking twice, I bought him one. His eyes lit up with surprise and joy as he took the chocolate. That small gesture brought a big smile to his face and to mine too.