Greateful to have my 1st fast of this year . ✨

Thankful for supportive colleague.

Grateful for waking up healthy and safe.

Grateful for the tools and resources that makes the work smoother ✨

One thing I often take for granted but am thankful for today😇✨

Truly blessed to have cousins who embody this quote— "Nothing in the world is as contagious as laughter and good humor." – Charles Dickens

Grateful to my mother ❤ for teaching me how to knead dough and make perfectly round chapatis—nailed it on the first try! 😇😅 Sounds impossible, but I did it end to end! ✊😅

Grateful to my amazing mom ❤ for patiently guiding me and building up my cooking skills day by day.😌

Grateful to my amazing mom ❤ for patiently guiding me and building up my cooking skills day by day.

I handled the dishes and wiped down the counters. Hope that helps make the day a little easier for my mother ❤.

Today, I noticed the cashier at the grocery store looked tired. I made sure to smile, ask how his day was, and thanked him sincerely. His face lit up . He smiled back and said, “You just made my day.” It was small, but it reminded me how much people need to feel seen.

Yesterday, when I was having my evening walk, I saw a man who looked very confused. I thought he might have some personal issues and that I should just let it go. But despite all that, I decided to ask the man what had happened to him. He said he wanted to reach the hospital but was unable to find the way. Actually, he was heading in the wrong direction, so I guided him toward the hospital and asked if he needed anything else. He showed a sense of relief and thanked me urgently, as his mother had been admitted there. Moral: Even a small step to help someone can bring great relief in their time of need. Never hesitate to be kind.

A friend of mine recently explained me in a conversation that he went through a huge loss. I didn’t know what to say as I dont have much idea about stocks and trading, but I sat beside him, placed a hand on his shoulder, and said, I can’t imagine how difficult this must be for you but I’m here for you, no matter what you need. He knew I can't help him Anyways technically but had a hope that every thing will be fine. Sometimes, just being there is enough.

Greatful to meet my Childhood friends after a very long time.

Today, I went to the local market to buy some vegetables. It was such a crowded and noisy place that it required presence of mind to keep our belongings safe. I noticed an old man carrying a vegetable bag that had a hole in it, and the potatoes inside were about to fall out. I advised him to check the hole and suggested storing the vegetables in small carry bags. He considered my advice, and I helped him get his things sorted.

Yesterday, there was heavy rain, and I found that one boy returning from tuition classes to home didn’t have an umbrella with him. So, he was shielding himself under a shed. I went to him with my umbrella, took him with me to my house, and offered him a towel as he was a little wet, and his books were also wet. I asked him to open his books, and I used a blow dryer on them to get the pages dry.

Early this morning, I saw a stray dog sitting near my home , shivering in the rain. I went to a nearby store, bought some biscuits and a disposable container of milk, and placed them in front of the dog. He slowly came forward, sniffed, and started eating. I waited until he finished, and it made me feel better.

This evening, I was standing outside my house when I saw a guy carrying a box on his bike. Suddenly, the box fell off. I immediately walked over to him, picked up the box from the road, placed it back on his bike, and tied the rope securely so it wouldn't come loose again.

Yesterday evening, I saw a group of small kids going to play cricket, carrying their bat and ball together. I randomly commented that the boy holding the bat was Tendulkar and the one with the ball was Dale Steyn. They all burst into laughter and joyfully started giving themselves the names of professional cricketers. Their happiness made me smile and reminded me of my own childhood how I used to feel the same kind of joy.

Yesterday evening, I saw a group of small kids going to play cricket, carrying their bat and ball together. I randomly commented that the boy holding the bat is Tendulkar and the one with the ball is Dale Steyn. They all burst into laughter and joyfully started giving themselves the names of professional cricketers. Their happiness made me smile and reminded me of my own childhood—how I used to feel the same kind of joy."

Yesterday evening, I saw a group of small kids going to play cricket, carrying their bat and ball together. I randomly commented that the boy holding the bat was Tendulkar and the one with the ball was Dale Steyn. They all burst into laughter and joyfully started giving themselves the names of professional cricketers. Their happiness made me smile and reminded me of my own childhood how I used to feel the same kind of joy."