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Those who are the happiest are those who do the most for others. According to Dalai Lama, our prime purpose in life is to help others. Helping each other is what makes us humans special. Helping others is the fundamental characteristic of humans, but different people do it in different ways. It is important to understand which type of help is most beneficial to humankind. 

Recently, Chennai experienced one of the worst floods in over 100 years. Life had come to a standstill. Many contributed to flood relief fund. But this help couldn't reach the Chennai residents in time as the transportation facilities were derailed. This money could be only used for rehabilitation. But the helping nature of the locals, the various business entities in Chennai and initiatives by tech companies helped immensely in avoiding a major disaster. Schools, movie theatres and marriage halls welcomed families and persons who needed a safe and dry shelter. Paytm gave residents of Chennai a Rs 30 recharge to help them stay connected during floods, Zomato launched 'Meal for flood relief' wherein people could order free meals for flood victims and Ola joined hands with the Chennai fire department to help residents reach their homes safely.

Even in international relations, the utility of rendering a helping hand rather than giving aid in money can be recognized. America has been giving billions of dollars in aid to Pakistan to keep a lid on the Taliban issue. Much of the American money is not making its way to frontline Pakistani units. Money has been diverted to help finance weapons designed to counter India, not Al Qaeda or the Taliban. This is an illustration of how aid money can be wrongly utilized and in fact, can be counter-productive to the intended purpose.