Moved by Video, Kerala Man Rescues 14 Indian Students Stuck in Rome Without Food
“We had no place to go to because of the lockdown situation. I don’t know who told the EUnnathi group about us but they are like angels to us. I owe so much to Shyam.”
Anand Mahindra Gives Enterprising Haryana Cobbler a Brand New ‘Hospital’!
“This man should be teaching at the Indian Institute of Management” is what one of India’s most high profile industrialists tweeted about Narsi Ram!
This cop travelled 420 km on his bike to deliver medicines to a cancer patient amid coronavirus lockdown
Kumaraswamy, a head constable in Bengaluru, travelled to Dharwad despite the nationwide coronavirus lockdown, to help a cancer patient.
Coronavirus: How Islampur, a small Maharashtra town, fought against Covid-19
The town once had over two dozen novel coronavirus cases but is now on the verge of becoming Covid-19 free.
Coronavirus positive: good news round-up – a glimpse of normality returning
A daily compendium of positive coronavirus news stories from around the world, published every weekday at 12.30
Inspiring Stories From Seattle’s Restaurants
Check out these heartwarming tales of some hard-working culinary crews doing what they do best: Feeding people, of course, but these folks are going way beyond what’s expected with a generous helping of compassion for those who are struggling during the COVID-19 crisis.
Fable : JRD Tata and the lesson that changed a man’s life
JRD Tata had a friend who used to say that he misplaces and loses his pen very often. He will use only very cheap pens so that he need not worry about losing them.
But he was worried about his carelessness habit.
JRD suggested to him to buy the costliest pen he could afford and see what happens.
He did that and bought a 22 carat gold Cross pen.
After nearly six months JRD met him and asked him if he continues to misplace his pen.
His friend said that he is very careful about his costly pen and he is surprised how he has changed!
JRD explained to him that the value of the pen made the difference and there was nothing wrong with him as a person!
Interpretation
This is what happens in our life. We are careful with things we value the most in our life.
– If we value our health, we will be careful of what and how we eat;
– If we value our friends, we will treat them with respect;
– If we value money, we will be careful while spending;
– If we value time, we will not waste it;
– If we value relationship, we will not break it.
Carelessness is a trait in all of us. But we know when to be careful!
Carelessness only shows what we don’t value.
*Learn the power of value. It will change the way you look at things in life*.
As the lockdown to stop the spread of coronavirus in India continues, pollution levels across much of the country have dropped sharply. Now some residents in northern India say they can see the snow-capped Himalayas 200 kilometres away for the first time in 30 years.
Irfan and Yusuf Pathan have reportedly distributed 10,000 kg rice and 700 kg potatoes amidst the widespread COVID-19 pandemic in the country, with COVID-19 cases already crossing the 3500 mark in India. The news comes on the back of Sourav Ganguly donating Rs 50 lakh rice to poor people on Saturday.
A jampacked courtroom was abuzz with people from all over the world and from various sections of society. Emotions are running high. Anger and frustration writ on their faces and some even swearing aloud Punish,”Prosecute” “kill” when the Honourable Judge makes his entry.
Although uncertainty and fear dominate the headlines during the COVID-19 crisis, it’s good to take a moment to focus on the good in the world. No politics, no fear-mongering, no hatred, just people coming together to take care of one another at this very difficult time. Here are 16 examples of human kindness to remind you that, despite the unprecedented chaos and dread that this virus.
Once-crowded city streets are now empty. Highway traffic has slowed to a minimum. And fewer and fewer people can be found milling about outside.
‘I am fully aware of how much this crisis has impacted everyone on all fronts’
“You wash your hands, walk through the tunnel during which sprayers overhead sprinkle disinfectant and then get into the market. This can considerably reduce the amount of germs you carry into the market.”
In 2012, under the ‘Go Green with Tetra Pak’, the ‘Cartons Le Aao, Classroom Banao’ campaign was launched where waste Tetra Pak cartons were recycled to make benches which would be donated in government schools.
Brenda was almost halfway to the top of the tremendous granite cliff. She was standing on a ledge where she was taking a breather during this, her first rock climb. As she rested there, the safety rope snapped against her eye and knocked out one her contact lens. ‘Great’, she thought. ‘Here I am on a rock ledge, hundreds of feet from the bottom and hundreds of feet to the top of this cliff, and now my sight is blurry I will have to climb with one eye shut.’
To the point: SpiceJet is taking steps to ensure migrant workers reach their homes, read on to find out more!
“Testing, testing 1,2,3”. In the Before Time these were the words of someone sheepishly checking a microphone. Now they are a valid strategy for fighting a global pandemic. What an odd period of our lives this is.
The billionaire chairperson of Wipro Limited has just added to the billions of dollars worth he has already donated by committing 34 per cent of shares in his company – worth 7.5 billion dollars or 52,750 crores.
Iker Casillas has surprised his Instagram followers by publishing a picture of himself with his head completely shaved.
In dark and distressing times, humankind can really pull through to show its good side
There was once a small boy who banged a drum all day. No matter what anyone else said, he wouldn’t stop. Various people were called in by neighbors and asked to do something about the child.999
This pouch turns your spit into a semi-solid biodegradable waste within ten seconds, to avoid your germs from spreading, while converting your spit into a fertiliser that can enhance plant growth.
KOTTAYAM: At a time when people are apprehensive about getting infected with Covid-19, an individual has come forward to offer his house to be converted into an isolation ward for 
There once lived a samurai who was plagued by a large and clever rat who had the run of the house. This annoyed the samurai to no end so he went to the village to buy a cat. A street vender sold him a cat that he said would catch the rat, and indeed the cat looked trim and fit. But the rat was even quicker than the cat and after a week with no success the samurai returned the cat. This time the vender pulled out a large and grizzled cat and guaranteed that no rat could escape this master mouser. The rat knew enough to stay clear of this tough alley cat, but when the cat slept, the rat ran about. Half the day the rat would hide, but the other half he again had run of the place. The samurai brought the cat back to the vender who shook his head in despair saying he had given the samurai his best cat and there was nothing more he could do. Returning home with his money, the samurai happened upon a monk and sought his advise. After hearing the samurai’s story the monk offered him the services of the cat that lived in the temple. The cat was old and fat and he scarcely seemed to notice when he was carried away by the doubtful samurai. For two weeks the cat did little more than sleep all day and night. The samurai wanted to give the cat back to the temple but the monk insisted he keep him a while longer assuring him the rat’s days were close to an end. The rat became accustomed to the presence of the lazy old cat and was soon up to his old tricks even, on occasion, brazenly dancing around the old cat as he slept. Then one day, as the rat went about his business without any concern, he passed close by the cat who swiftly struck out his paw and pinned the rat to the floor. The rat died instantly.
“Our vision is to make good food and a holistic lifestyle easy for people. We want to develop and nurture a sense of purpose which is greener and more sustainable,” says Akshay, the co-founder.
Dropping every Sunday, 
In a competitive world, every aspiring mind has a different story to tell and behind every aspirant’s success, there is an interesting backstory which we are unheard of and Rohini Ghavri’s story is well and truly inspiring.
India’s 16-year-old woman cricketer Shafali Verma has shot to the top of ICC’s T20 batting rankings after a series of match winning performances at the ongoing T20 World Cup in Australia. In fact, she is now only the second Indian after Mithali Raj to top the women’s T20 batting rankings. Verma is the third highest scorer at the World Cup and has hit more sixes than anyone in the tournament so far.
“Love and kindness are never wasted. They always make a difference. They bless the one who receives them, and they bless you, the giver.” – Barbara De Angelis
As a mother of two, 24-year-old Rajshree from Andur village in Osmanabad, Maharashtra, was at her wit’s end. Her children, aged 3 and 5, were falling sick almost routinely every two or three weeks. The nature of the ailments was common, and the parents were incurring heavy medical expenditure.
The eco-friendly fuel alternative made from plastic can be used can be used to fuel generators, industrial boilers, and furnaces, among others.
There is a story in the Mahabharata. Once Sri Krishna and the five Pandava brothers went hunting in the forest. By the time they had finished the hunt, the sun had gone down and night was about to fall. They realized that they couldn’t return to the kingdom that day and decided to spend the night in the forest. A cave was found and it was agreed that each person would stand guard for two hours while the others slept.
“People in public approach them to talk about the art they’re wearing, not just the cancer they’re dealing with.”
A 9-year-old boy from Australia, 
Simple and Positive News have today launched the Kindness Awards, with public voting now open now to decide the winner
As she explains it, Leesa Neiner was looking for something meaningful that she and her daughter, Alyson, could get involved in.
A soldier named Nobushige came to Hakuin, and asked: “Is there really a paradise and a hell?”
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Eddie Izzard undertakes Europe-wide marathon challenge to promote unity
In 1955, Sukla Bhattacharjya waited for her husband Shiv to recover from an illness to marry him despite his insistence that she find other suitors. Four decades later, when she began losing her memory, he took care of her like few ever could. #CoupleGoals
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