Seven Instances Of Kindness That Prove Humanity Is Still Alive
We have just entered the month of April and already have a tonne of good news that will make you believe that humanity is still alive. Some people have a very simple way of thinking and looking at life. They actually believe in going beyond their call of duty to help others out. Here are a few instances that will tug at your heartstrings.
We have just entered the month of April and already have a tonne of good news that will make you believe that humanity is still alive. Some people have a very simple way of thinking and looking at life. In a world where most people are self-centred, they actually believe in going beyond their call of duty to help others out.
So, here are a few instances that will tug at your heartstrings:
1. Mizoram Boy Mistakenly Runs Over Chicken With Cycle, Takes It To Hospital With All The Money He Had. Read More
This little boy from Mizoram accidentally ran over his neighbour's chicken. Guilt-ridden, he took whatever money he had and rushed the chicken to a nearby hospital.
2. Humanity First: UP Woman Constable Feeds Starving Elderly Woman, Helps Her With Bank Work. Read More
A woman constable in Uttar Pradesh received a lot of praise for her humility and kindness. Constable Manvi helped out the elderly woman who was experiencing some issues at the bank. The cop not only helped the woman but also provided her food upon learning that she was starving.
3. Nation First: CRPF Sub-Inspector Decides To Donate All His Wedding Money To Bharat Ke Veer Fund. Read More
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In another endeavour to collect funds for the Pulwama martyrs, CRPF sub-inspector Vikas Khadgawat sent out his wedding cards with the message - ¡®All cash gifted will be donated to CRPF funds¡¯.
4. This 12-YO Chinese Boy Has Been Piggybacking His Disabled Best Friend To School For Six Years. Read More
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This 12-year-old Xu Bingyang has been giving his best friend Zhang Ze a piggyback ride to their school every day for six years. According to Mail Online, Zhang Ze was diagnosed with a rare muscle condition, sometimes known as the ragdoll disease, at the age of four. The condition doesn't allow him to walk.
5. This Little Boy Who Works As A Ragpicker, Bought Milk For His Cat Instead Of Eating Lunch. Read More
Meet My Hero, a little poor #Pashtun boy who earns his living through collecting trashed paper & metal, he bought milk for this little kitten instead of buying a lunch for himself??This boy is mightier than millions of other Humans????? #Respect #Salute pic.twitter.com/abGaJ3CqMW
¡ª #Quetta (@Shahid_Pashteen) March 29, 2019
A little Pashtun boy who earns a living by collecting trashed metal and paper did something rather incredible. The little boy bought milk for a kitten instead of buying lunch for himself. In a video on Twitter, someone asks the boy if he had eaten lunch, to which he says no and tells the guy that he bought milk for the cat instead of buying lunch.
6. Hyderabadi Auto Driver Wins Hearts By Distributing Free Chilled Water To Passersby. Read More
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With the mercury levels soaring, one auto driver in Hyderabad came up with a novel idea to help people beat the heat. 45-year-old Shaik Saleem attached a water cooler to his auto, which provides chilled and purified water to the locals.
7. Tamil Nadu Labourer Makes Remote-Controlled Bed For Bedridden Wife, Wins National Innovation Award. Read More
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A welding labourer from Nagercoil, Tamil Nadu made a remote-controlled bed for his wife after she remained bedridden for two months. 42-year-old S Saravana Muthu, made the bed so his wife would be comfortable. He was even awarded the second prize by the National Innovation Foundation.