@chingucha My frend came out of his workplace, stopd by cops and chargd 4 not wearing seat belt. Echallan servd on his wife's fone,she owns da car. Wife called n asked who's da other person sitting in da car. He said he's alone. Challan was for driver and co driver not wearing seat belt.
I readily agreed and walked to the adjacent coach. He and his wife were visibly happy and relieved, their anxiety about traveling in separate coaches finally lifted. I was happy too - happy that I could help someone at no cost to myself.
I boarded the Pothigai Express at Tambaram, heading to my hometown, Rajapalayam. I was happy to get a lower berth, silently thanking the algorithm that allots them to passengers aged 60 and above when available.
After the TTE verified my seat, I was about to make my bed when an elderly man - quite a bit older than me - approached from the nearby coach. His berth had been allotted there, but his wife's was in my coach. Could I exchange seats with him?
Once again, a young man approached from behind and took hold of one of my bags.
I was humbled and heartened. There are people ready to help someone in need without being asked. These moments reminded me to do the same—to help others whenever I can.
With my limited ability to climb stairs - thanks to my spinal cord injury - I found myself struggling at Nungambakkam railway station, luggage in both hands. Before I could manage more than a few steps, a gentleman descending the stairs rushed to my rescue.
On the way down, another act of kindness unfolded. A lady coming up behind me voluntarily helped with my luggage.
When I arrived at Tambaram station, I was delighted to find the escalator working for the ascent. But descending meant facing a long staircase.
@IQTestBrain Pour into the bowl twice by 4 liter and once by 6 liter, and the total is 13 liter in the bowl. Now from the bowl pour 4 liter and 6 liter which leaves 3 liter in the bowl. Empty the 4 liter cup, then pour from the 6 liter cup to 4 liter cup, the remaining 2 liter can be poured