https://indianmasterminds.com

ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT

The Kindest Person in the Room is the Smartest

Watch this video to know why the kindest people are the most evolved
Indian Masterminds Stories

If you are cruel or you belong to that tribe of people who think cruelty is a sign of strength and dominance, and kindness and empathy are signs of weakness, then you are walking on the wrong path. Not just your views are skewed but you seem to have a distorted sense of what strength implies. This is what this video is all about.

Shared by IAS officer Faiz Aq Ahmad Mumtaz, who is known for his ‘Elder’s Club’ initiative in Jamtara, Jharkhand, the video shows a guest speaker addressing students on their convocation day in a university. He speaks on the topic of kindness being the biggest sign of strength and cruelty denoting weakness and lack of evolution.

Equating cruelty with the basic instinct of an animal, he says that the use of cruelty and force as weapons shows that people are yet to evolve into a greater state of being, and are still clinging to the primal instinct of considering something different as a threat, just like an animal do.

Indeed, to be able to remain kind in cruel situations needs a lot of courage. And, not everyone has it.

Watch the video to understand better.


Indian Masterminds Stories
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Related Stories
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
NEWS
cm bihar
Bihar Approves Narayani Path & Ganga-Ambika Bhawani Path to Transform Connectivity and Boost Tourism Growth 
Central Bank of India
Central Bank of India Q4 FY26 Profit at ₹724 Crore, Declares ₹0.60 Dividend Amid Strong Income Growth
RailTel SD-WAN Order
RailTel Q4 FY26 Profit Jumps 74% to ₹113 Crore as Revenue Surges 70% on Strong Project Execution 
ntpc
NTPC to Establish STEM Labs in 27 Ri-Bhoi Schools with ₹1.48 Crore Boost for Hands-On Learning
B Ashok IAS
Suspended IAS Officer B Ashok Hits Back at Kerala CM, Alleges ‘Subservience Culture’
Chandigarh IAS officers repatriated
Chandigarh Administration Assigns New Responsibilities to IAS Officers; D. Karthikeyan Gets Key Posts
MECL
MECL Signs MoU with Geovale to Boost Critical Mineral Exploration and Supply Chain in India
Rajnath Singh Italy
India Warns Italy on Defence Ties with Pakistan; Urges It Not to Share Sensitive Defence Technology
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Videos
Punjab’s Welfare Push Backed by Surging Revenues Harpal Singh Cheema
Punjab’s Welfare Push Backed by Surging Revenues
vandana
IRS Vandana Sagar: From Academic Excellence to International Tax Leadership and a Champion’s Mindset
Pawan Sareen
Truth Behind India’s LPG Supply Strain Amid Rising Demand and Global Uncertainty 
ADVERTISEMENT
UPSC Stories
Himanshu Tembhekar IDAS UPSC CSE
How to Crack UPSC in Marathi Medium: Himanshu Tembhekar’s Strategy, Challenges, and Success
Himanshu Tembhekar shares his UPSC strategy, challenges of Marathi medium, Prelims tips, and how he cleared...
WhatsApp Image 2026-04-27 at 5.48
Wedding Celebrations Turn Bigger as Suvan Sharma Becomes Jammu’s UPSC Topper
J&K topper Suvan Sharma secured AIR 148 in UPSC CSE 2025 in his sixth attempt, improving from AIR...
WhatsApp Image 2026-04-25 at 7.02
Born Without a Forearm, Kerala’s Daughter Secures AIR 167 in UPSC CSE 2025
Born without a forearm, Kerala’s Kajal Raju improved from AIR 910 to AIR 167 in UPSC CSE 2025 after four...
CSR NEWS
school edcil
EdCIL Boosts Rural Education with New Classrooms and Sanitation Facilities in Varanasi School
Classroom & Sanitation Upgrade: EdCIL Strengthens Education Infrastructure in Varanasi
ntpc
₹7.19 Crore Healthcare Upgrade: NTPC Sipat Strengthens Bilaspur’s Medical Infrastructure
Big Boost to Healthcare: The initiative was highlighted during an event attended by Tokhan Sahu, Union...
ews
DVK Foundation Launches Scholarship Programme for EWS Students at BGIS Vrindavan
BGIS Vrindavan Partners with DVK Foundation for EWS Student Scholarships
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Latest
cm bihar
Bihar Approves Narayani Path & Ganga-Ambika Bhawani Path to Transform Connectivity and Boost Tourism Growth 
Central Bank of India
Central Bank of India Q4 FY26 Profit at ₹724 Crore, Declares ₹0.60 Dividend Amid Strong Income Growth
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT
Videos
Punjab’s Welfare Push Backed by Surging Revenues Harpal Singh Cheema
vandana
Pawan Sareen
ADVERTISEMENT
ADVERTISEMENT