I am very greatful for my friend Mr. Datindereet Singh who also take part in making the #10-10-10 campaign successful

I am very greatful for my friend Mr. Datinderjeet Singh who also take part in making the #10-10-10 campaign successful

I feel grateful to spend time with family

I feel grateful to spend time with family

So grateful for that initial downpour, washing the world clean and breathing life back into everything

Sometimes, kindness is just sitting together during a busy day

Late hours feel lighter with helpful teammates

Mentorship is kindness that echoes

Kindness grows when we plant together 🌳🌳

Kindness grown when we plant together 🌳🌳🌳

Living far from home, I rarely get to visit home. But even a 5-minite video call makes my parent's faces light up. Sometimes, kindness is just showing up even through a screen

It was just a normal dinner . But this time , I was the one serving . Small actions, big love 😍

Cooking or serving doesn't need an occasion. Sometimes, it's just a way to care

Today, I saw an elderly person standing near the zebra crossing , looking a bit unsure. I walked up, smiled and gently offered my hand. We crossed the road together, slowly but safely. It was a small komen, but their smile said it meant a lot. Kindness doesn't need big actions - just a little care at the right time.

I noticed a street dog sitting quietly by the corner during my evening walk. I offered it a biscuit and a gentle smile.

Today, we filled a wall with thank-you notes. Everyone wrote kind words for someone they appreciated. It was a simple way to share smiles and good feelings.

I was traveling on Sunday bus, and it was pretty crowded. An elderly person got on and had no place to sit. I stood up and offered my seat with a smile. A small act, but it made their ride a little more comfortable.

Yesterday last night, I sat down with my younger siblings to help with homework. We read a book together and solved a few questions. They smiled with every answer they got right. Kindness is giving your time to help someone learn.

Today, when I ordered something online and the delivery person arrived. I offered him a glass of water. It was a small yet meaningful act of kindness. On a warm day like this, such a simple gesture can make a real difference in someone's demanding routine. It felt good to show a bit of appreciation for the effort he put into delivering my order right to my doorstep.

It was a hot day, and I noticed a thirsty dog near my gate. I placed a bowl of clean water outside and kept refilling it. Soon, not just one but a few animals started coming by. It felt good to do something simple, yet meaningful.

This week, I harvested some fresh, seasonal vegetables from my garden—green beans and a few juicy tomatoes. Instead of keeping them all, I packed a small bundle and shared it with an elderly neighbour. It felt good to offer something healthy and homegrown. Sometimes, kindness is just sharing what's in season.

Yesterday at the market, I noticed an elderly woman struggling to lift her grocery bags onto the rickshaw. Without thinking twice, I walked over and offered to help. She smiled warmly and thanked me—it was a small act, but it made both our days a little better.

Yesterday evening, I took a short walk to the park and noticed wrappers and bottles scattered around. I picked up what I could and tossed it in the nearby bin. It felt good to care for the space we all share — small actions really do set an example.