
Karnataka auto drivers pool Rs 12 lakh for free village ambulance service
Drivers in Karnata's villages recognized a medical transport problem and devised a solution to it. They collectively raised funds through small contributions to purchase an ambulance. The service will provide free emergency transportation to local villagers in need. It emphasizes community cooperation and the significance of addressing local issues collectively. This initiative showcases how shared responsibility can lead to meaningful progress in rural healthcare.

After 185 years, Harvard returns skull of enslaved African to Bahia
After 185 years, Harvard returns the skull of an enslaved African to Bahia. The remains, removed from Brazil in the 19th century, were received this Wednesday (11) by the Federal University of Bahia (UFBA), in Salvador, during a ceremony that marked the end of a repatriation process initiated after demands from representatives of the Bahian Islamic community.

How a young boy’s viral soccer videos led to an unforgettable day with David Beckham and Lionel Messi
David Beckham saw his videos, invited him to Inter Miami, and gave him a day he will never forget.

British veteran returns to an Argentine veteran the helmet he took in 1982
A former Royal Marine has travelled to Argentina to return to an Argentine veteran the helmet he took during the Battle of Mount Harriet in the 1982 Falklands War, in a reunion filmed for a documentary, BBC Sussex reported.
Award-winning photographer lets once-incarcerated teens tell their own story
Spending nine days in the backyard of a youth non-profit, Hoda Afshar wanted to give the children as much agency as possible.
Isolated mothers' club provides a lifeline for postnatal women
A mother who was battling loneliness and isolation after the birth of her second child has funnelled her feelings into creating a social group to foster support and connection.

Bad Sekki eager to reunite with cousin on first US trip

IJM Ghana donates mattresses, appliances to support human trafficking survivors
The International Justice Mission (IJM) Ghana has donated mattresses and household appliances to the Human Trafficking Female Adult Shelter operated under the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection to improve living conditions for survivors receiving care at the facility.

Li Nanxing wanted a low-key 62nd birthday, but his friends in Beijing had other plans
The actor had planned to keep things low-key this year, but his friends surprised him with a birthday bash complete with heartfelt tributes and thoughtful gifts.
Riders Supporting Kids: The motorcycle club on mission to raise money for children's toys
They're born to be wild, but philanthropy is the force behind a lower North Island motorcycle club on a mission to raise money for children's toys, and support tamariki.

Attentive Teacher Helped Brothers from Garage to New Home with Aunt
The story that Deník published shows parents, teachers, and neighbors what one attentive adult can accomplish. The class teacher did not keep to herself what she saw with her seven-year-old student, and she spoke up.
Tätä perjantai-iltaa 18-vuotiaat kiovalaiset nuoret eivät halua jättää väliin
Yle seurasi, kun sotaa paenneet nuoret auttavat iäkkäitä ihmisiä Kiovassa. Avustustyö on tukenut nuorten paluuta normaaliin elämään.
Riders Supporting Kids: The motorcycle club on a mission to raise money for children's toys
They're born to be wild, but philanthropy is the force behind a lower North Island motorcycle club on a mission to raise money for children's toys, and support tamariki.

Bibles for Textbooks: School teaching Kids to read and write using the Bible
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Why I prayed with my opponent after match – Arokodare
Nigerian striker, Tolu Arokodare, explains why he shared a post-match prayer with an opponent, saying it was to thank God for an injury-free game. Read More: https://punchng.com/why-i-prayed-with-opponent-after-match-arokodare/

Singer Moses Bliss supports lawyer’s Christmas charity with N50m
Nigerian gospel singer Moses Bliss has donated ₦50 million to his lawyer, Pelumi Olajengbesi, to support his planned festive charity outreach to people in need. Read More: https://punchng.com/singer-moses-bliss-supports-lawyers-christmas-charity-with-n50m/

Brazilian man in Japan brings love, hope and respect to homeless people
NAGOYA -- "Let's all share love, hope and respect." One night in early September, about 20 Brazilian residents of Japan gathered along Wakamiya-odori

Indonesia repatriates World War II US soldier's remains
The Indonesian Ministry of Defense formally repatriated the remains of an American soldier killed during World War II, ...

This Bengaluru Man Turns Office ACs Into Air Purifiers to Help 15 Lakh People Breathe Cleaner Air

Drunk raccoon's liquor store break-in raises $290,000 for animal shelter
In a hilarious turn of events, a raccoon broke into a Virginia liquor store last November, delighted in a drinking spree, and ended up napping in the bathroom. This escapade quickly became an internet hit, prompting the creation of themed merchandise that raised over $290,000 for the Hanover County shelter. The 'Trashed Panda' has become a mascot of support for the shelter's growth efforts.

Mumbai man loses car keys in ₹330 Ola ride, driver returns them for free
A consumer complaint was filed by Hardik Shah against Ola over forgotten car keys left in a cab. After several attempts to contact the driver, the keys were returned without charge on June 19. The commission found no evidence of deficiency in service or unfair trade practices by Ola. Dissatisfaction with generic email responses does not constitute grounds for complaint dismissal.

Prabowo pledges full scholarships for children of fallen volunteers
President Prabowo Subianto has pledged full scholarships covering all levels of education for the children of ...

This 17-YO Helped Turn a Bengaluru School’s Storage Room Into a 2000-Book Library for Children
On a Saturday morning at a government school in Bengaluru’s Mullur Colony, 17-year-old Asavari Agrawal barely gets through the gate before the children surround her. Some run up to hug her. Others tug at her hands, eager to show her something or pull her into a game. The younger ones often cling to her, refusing to let go even as she tries to begin the day’s activities. By now, the scene is familiar. Asavari greets the teachers and children, gets everyone moving and settles into whatever the mor

WWII veteran, 101, recalls wife who helped him rebuild life, 72-year marriage
Joseph Allegretti, a distinguished World War II veteran, reminisces about his profound journey shaped by combat and companionship. After returning from war, he embarked on a beautiful 72-year marriage with Janet Kajano, a woman who transformed his life. They raised four children together, creating a rich tapestry of community involvement and travel.

Sisters pledge up to $20m to LA Holocaust museum founded with father's help
Two sisters, Andrea Goldrich Cayton and Melinda Goldrich, have pledged up to $20 million to the Goldrich Cultural Center, home to Holocaust Museum LA. The donation includes $10 million immediately and another $10 million through a matching grant. The gift honours their father, Holocaust survivor and museum founder Jona Goldrich.
Over 43,000 students in the Nilgiris receive cakes, greeting cards ahead of Children’s Day

Pride and no prejudice: how Tough Guy Book Club taught 10,000 men to be unashamed of reading
When founder Shay Leighton put fliers in tattoo parlours, barbers and boxing gyms in Australia, men quickly responded – then it went global. But why do some feel such baggage about books? “When did we decide that men and reading and toughness all had to be separate things?” Shay Leighton asks over a pint of Melbourne Black in his local Brunswick pub. “I don’t know about you, but I didn’t get a vote.” For 14 years, Leighton has run the Tough Guy Book Club, a not-for-profit charity dedicated to en

WWII Tryst at the Center of 80+Year Mystery That’s Now United Two Families
An 81-year-old Englishman grew up wondering who his real father was. What he didn’t know was that an entire family tree in Canada was wondering who and where he was. After being divided by a world war, an ocean, and 8 decades, Rodney Anderson has finally found his long lost relatives with the help of a …

‘So lovely’: Stevie Wonder surprises Stalybridge restaurant with late-night visit and £1,000 tip
Singer, 76, was in Manchester with his band for penultimate UK show of his Songs in the Key of Life anniversary tour When Stevie Wonder’s team just called to say: “Can we all come to your restaurant in Stalybridge at 11pm on a Sunday?” Ryan Robinson, of course, said yes. First the band turned up, and then – at 12.30am – the man himself arrived. Hours later, staff at the Cafe Continental were sharing a £1,000 tip. Continue reading...

Doctor hugs baby and rests forehead against his to calm him before bone marrow biopsy; photo moves
Doctor hugs baby and rests forehead against his to calm him before a bone marrow biopsy. The protagonist of the scene is Dr. Laylla Hanna, who welcomed the child while the mother and grandmother faced moments of anguish. The gesture was photographed by a pediatric colleague and shared on Instagram in …

Police help 71-year-old woman without money who was sleeping in her car and had nothing to eat
It is people like this that the world needs! Two police officers help a 71-year-old woman who was without money, had been sleeping for days in her own car, and had nothing to eat. They were so moved by the woman's situation that they bought food, refueled her vehicle, and even gave her money out of their own …

Who is the hero who jumped into Dique do Tororó to save a dog that had been swimming for 2 hours; video
The rescue at Dique do Tororó, in Salvador (BA), revealed the identity of the man who took off his clothes, wore his underwear, and jumped into the water to save a dog that had been swimming for about two hours. He is Henrique Pereira, from Instagram @henriquepereira5897, identified by Só Notícia Boa. The rescue took place on Thursday (12) and …

Chance Encounters: a Horse, a Jeep, and Baseball Legend, Ted Williams
In August 1981, Richard and Jon Williams travelled to Iceland to photograph volcanoes for a NASA-funded research project. A curious foal, a first driving lesson and an unexpected meeting with Ted Williams turned fieldwork into a family adventure.

DR Congo: Bukavu comedy festival offers laughter amid the ongoing conflict
For one week, comedians from the Republic of Congo, Cameroon, Côte d’Ivoire, and the DRC offer residents a moment of relaxation and hope.

How Easybuy helped Opeyemi go from struggling salesgirl to self-funded student
Opeyemi Oyedokun, a former salesgirl, shares how she became a self-funded student at The Polytechnic, Ibadan by working as an Easybuy sales talent. Read More: https://punchng.com/how-easybuy-helped-opeyemi-go-from-struggling-salesgirl-to-self-funded-student/

Man Rescues Trapped Neighbors from ‘Biblical’ Florida Flooding
A man put his life on the line to rescue his vulnerable neighbors during a flood in Florida he he described as “biblical.” With one recovering from surgery and the other stricken with ALS, their survival hinged on help, which their neighbor Rick Addante heroically provided. It comes amid a flood of stories of compassion …

‘Frozen’ animator launches an interactive ASL learning app and vows to keep it free forever
Josh Staub created the app as a labor of love alongside Deaf animators, engineers, and other collaborators.

IJM Ghana donates equipment to strengthen shelter for female trafficking survivors
International Justice Mission (IJM) Ghana has donated household items and essential equipment to support the refurbishment and operational capacity of a shelter for adult female survivors of human trafficking. The items were handed over to the Ministry of Gender, Children and Social Protection on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, at a ceremony attended by the sector minister, Dr Agnes Naa Momo Lartey, and officials of the Ministry. The donation is intended to improve conditions at the Human Traffick

Modi comes to aid of elderly woman who felt unwell at Mysuru event

[COVER STORY] 'It feels like coming home': Korean War veterans revisit US Army base after 70 years
PYEONGTAEK, Gyeonggi Province — More than seven decades after the 1950-53 Korean War, a group of Korean veterans returned to a U.S. Army base where they once served — this time as honored guests of a new generation of American soldiers. “It feels like coming home,” said Kang Ku-kon, who was 15 when he volunteered and began helping care for wounded American soldiers at an Eighth Army field hospital. “I served here 70 years ago. The moment I walked in, even the smell was the same.” Kang was among

Thalassemia-affected children thank Minister Ponguleti Srinivas Reddy for pension initiative
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