[raghu.t.k]

Felt good reading the incidents where we still has some humanity left in us and all is not lost. Also noticed that its largely the cities that has forgotten to be humane, and suspect everything, whilst the innocent villagers deep in rural areas still value humanity more than money, and ready to help people in trouble without expecting any rewards or returns. Not sure how this can be inculcated at least to the next generation in the cities, where the 'I' needs to become "we".

[mints21]

One more addition to the list of Good Samaritan is "Reliance Industries".

A news report from Cartoq says that the cars of Reliance Industries helped a motorcyclist who was lying injured on the road with no one from the on lookers ready to help him.

Suddenly two cars of Reliance Industries that were passing by stopped and took the injured to the nearest hospital.

Certainly a very nice human gesture.

Link:https://www.cartoq.com/mukesh-ambani-toyota-fortuner/

[wheelguy]

Sadly here's what a good Samaritan got in return from the traffic police for helping an ambulance to get way.

https://m.facebook.com/story.php?sto...37103176375462

[chakri400]

Got an opportunity to be a good samaritan today.

A mobile fell out of a biker's pocket right in front of my moving car. Here is what I did, thinking quickly on the feet.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=I--n64dsWaI

[sudanmohit]

Found this video while surfing

https://x.com/cctvidiots/status/1644...608148993?s=20

Good to see people uniting for a good cause. Humanity ain't dead yet ��