Mumbai Cab Driver’s Honesty Is Winning Hearts Online
This heartwarming encounter is making people smile
The story of a Mumbai cab driver’s honesty has gone viral online, and it’s making people smile from ear to ear. The story was shared by a Twitter user who goes by the handle ‘@DarthSierra’. He wrote about the encounter he had with an Ola cab driver, named Asif Iqbal Abdul Gaffar Pathan. In his account of the incident, the Twitter user praised Mr Pathan for going out of his way to return a lost wallet and spoke about the importance of sharing positive stories on social media.
Inspired by Super 30, Rajasthan Doc Provides Free NEET Coaching to Poor Students
Since they take in 25 students each in classes 11 and 12, the name 50 Villagers came about. A practising doctor, Dr Saran did not see himself take up teaching. “However,” he says, “it was the circumstances and the education system that made me become a teacher and mentor.”
I am 15-Yrs-Old But I Want To Dedicate My Whole Life To Help Elderlies
“About six months ago, I was going back home when I saw an old man wrestling with a dog on the side of the road. When I looked closely, I realised that the dog had a roti in his mouth and the old man was struggling to get a piece of it. That sight impacted me deeply.
106-Year-Old Woman Has Been Drumming For 80 Years, And She’s Still Got It
Musicians rejoice! Legendary percussionist Viola Smith might have discovered the secret for a happy, long and healthy life: energetic drumming as well as the moderate consumption of good wine.
Boxer Tyson Fury Has Donated Entire $9 Million Of Earnings To Support The Homeless
What would you do with $9 million? For most people, the question would likely need to be pondered for several days. However, for heavyweight boxing champion Tyson Fury, the answer was easy: donate it to charity, specifically to help the homeless. After he won the $9 million from a match with Deontay Wilder, he did precisely this.
“I Played Role Of Involuntary Clown,” An Inspiring Story Of Blind IAS Officer
“A conservative estimate of disabled in India is over 2% of the population. Most of them are fighting silent battles every moment and achieving small wins every day.
Belonging to this community, I feel happy and privileged to be recognised and appreciated to such an extent in the past few months. And at the same time with the existence of the likes of Louis Braille, Helen Keller and many more, I feel humbled.
Fable : Anger Management
A Zen disciple approached his teacher. “Master, I have an uncontrollable temper. Can you help me overcome it?”
“Hmmm, that’s strange. Can you show it to me?” asked the master.
“Not right now.”
“Why not?”
“It occurs suddenly.”
“Then it can’t be a part of your true nature,” said the master. “If that were the case, you wouldn’t have any difficulty in showing it! Why do you allow something that isn’t yours to worry you?”
Thereafter, the master’s words would come back to the student whenever his temper rose. Soon, he learned to check his anger and developed a placid temperament.
Interpretation: Awareness is indeed the first step in controlling our emotions, be it anger or anything else.
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