Vishal Garg

Do the little acts of kindness matter? This question comes in my mind whenever I see people doing the little random acts of kindness and posting their videos or making posts on social media. Hmm but why does this question come in mind. Actually, people do little acts like helping someone by picking their luggage, giving food to poor, loving and helping animals, giving clothes to poor and homeless etc. These acts I've seen people doing in their day to day life here in India and they don't even say about it because it’s our culture to help each other. From the birth, parents teach kids to donate, help and be kind. But, do the little acts of kindness matter? Hmm, these days, people are forgetting the kindness and to remind them and for helping unkind people to be kind. I think the little acts of kindness are very important and help them get the feeling which kindness gives. I want to tell you about a simple story having random acts of kindness which changed a person. I’v

Kindness is the most exciting word for me and many others like you. These days many people are trying to prove themselves kind and want to separate themselves from rest of the world. Kindness is known as " दया " (Pronounced as 'Daya') in Hindi. When I was a little kid, I still remember when me and my great sister used to have lunch in school together in a lobby. I used to call my sister "Bhai" (Brother) :) and one day I had fight with my sister over an eraser. That fight was too much and finally I won that eraser. When the lunch was over, I was sitting in my class and I felt too bad and cried inside and started thinking of my sister, how I had fight with her and for me she was important than the eraser. Same day, I went back to my sister's class as she was elder than me and had different class room, I gave her the eraser. She refused to accept but I still said, "It’s okay Brother, you please take this, I don't want this eraser" and I came