Keeping in view the monsoon season, I offered to buy a raincoat for our househelp. However, she kindly refused and insisted to get one for her school going child. I was in awe of a mother’s heart. I made up my mind and surprised her with two raincoats of different sizes -one for her and for the kid. She was overjoyed.

Yesterday,It was raining early in the morning, and a few stray dogs were getting drenched outside with nowhere to go. My father, who too loves dogs, opened our main door and let them into the porch to keep them safe and dry. As always, we gave them some roti and milk. Waking up to that scene warmed my heart. Such a simple act, yet so full of compassion. Rare are those who show kindness to animals. My dad’s compassion inspires me every day—to be gentle, to care, and to find meaning in even the smallest good deeds.

Mornings Kindness dose! Yesterday, It was heavily raining early in the morning, and a few stray dogs were getting drenched outside with nowhere to go. My dad, who too loves dogs, opened our main door and let them into the porch to keep them safe and dry. As always, we gave them some roti and milk. Waking up to that scene warmed my heart. Such a simple act, yet so full of compassion. Rare are those who show kindness to animals. My dad’s compassion inspires me every day—to be gentle, to care, and to find meaning in even the smallest good deeds.

A call, a visit and a little comfort in between.! Called up my Massi last night out of the blue. In the middle of chatting, she mentioned she’s been a little unwell lately — sore throat, low fever, just not feeling great. Uncle’s away, so she’s been home alone. Decided this morning to just drop by. So we picked up her favourite desi ghee biscuits on the way and some fruits. It wasn’t planned or big, but it felt right. A little time, a little warmth — sometimes that’s all someone needs.

Today, I shared a few biscuit packets and jeera bottles with the children outside our Gurudwara. A small act, but sometimes a little kindness is all we need — especially in this weather.

Shared smiles! Today, I shared a few biscuit packets and jeera bottles with the children outside our Gurudwara. A small act, but sometimes a little kindness is all we need — especially in this weather.

Jamuns and joy, hand in hand! We noticed a lady collecting jamuns that had fallen outside our house from our tree, as seen through the cameras. Upon watching this, we decided to share with her, a packet filled with fresh jamuns from our house. At first, she seemed a little scared, probably thinking someone had come to scold her. But when we handed her the jamuns, her face lit up with joy—her smile and eyes said it all.