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Kindness

NZ man’s year-long challenge shows why it pays just to ask

Herman Jagpal has traded up to a collection of items worth an estimated NZ$83,000 (S$62,000), including a shirt signed by Argentine football legend Diego Maradona.
Herman Jagpal has traded up to a collection of items worth an estimated NZ$83,000 (S$62,000), including a shirt signed by Argentine football legend Diego Maradona.

Forum: Shaping a kinder Singapore starts with what our children see us do

Forum: Bus driver waited, but was unhappy about delay

Forum: Bus driver returned diamond ring

Forum: Help lost visitors as part of being gracious commuters

Wholesome moment of two strangers helping ailing runner at Boston Marathon goes viral

Mr Ajay Haridasse (centre) is helped by fellow runners Robson Oliveira (left) and Aaron Beggs across the finish line at the 2026 Boston Marathon on April 20.
Mr Ajay Haridasse (centre) is helped by fellow runners Robson Oliveira (left) and Aaron Beggs across the finish line at the 2026 Boston Marathon on April 20.

Youth compassion spotlighted as Singapore Silent Heroes Awards 2026 open for nominations

(From left) Moderator Luo Chen Jun, partnerships manager at Common Purpose and a Silent Heroes alumnus; Ms Ang Bee Lian, senior adviser at the Ministry of Social and Family Development; Mr MP Sellvem, founding chairman of Singapore Silent Heroes; Dr Trina Tan, senior lecturer at Republic Polytechnic; and Mr David Chua, chief executive officer of the National Youth Council, during a panel discussion at the Singapore Silent Heroes “Impact for Humanity” symposium at Republic Polytechnic on March 5.
(From left) Moderator Luo Chen Jun, partnerships manager at Common Purpose and a Silent Heroes alumnus; Ms Ang Bee Lian, senior adviser at the Ministry of Social and Family Development; Mr MP Sellvem, founding chairman of Singapore Silent Heroes; Dr Trina Tan, senior lecturer at Republic Polytechnic; and Mr David Chua, chief executive officer of the National Youth Council, during a panel discussion at the Singapore Silent Heroes “Impact for Humanity” symposium at Republic Polytechnic on March 5.

Forum: Kudos to man who cleaned up stranger’s vomit on train

Forum: Share more stories of kindness

Forum: Delivery rider a ‘selfless buddy’ for drivers at MacRitchie carpark

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