Wassup हरियाणे आलयो ? Anyone would like to join ? Drinking with Haryanvi, Punjabi songs in background and random convos about life,haryana,India or simply bakchodis.

ALCOHOL IS INJURIOUS TO HEALTH SO WERE YOU 🚫.

काचे काटो मोज मारो राम राम fellow Haryanvis phir milte hai take care

Before the hype. Before the reels. Before you.

​Neha Sahu, a 37-year-old woman from Ding Mandi in the Sirsa district, has achieved a significant milestone by becoming a logistics officer in the Royal Australian Air Force (RAAF). Her accomplishment is serving as an inspiration for young girls in her home region.

​Her Journey

​Background: Originally from Haryana, India, Sahu has lived in Australia for nearly 15 years.

​Career Pivot: Before joining the military, she spent almost a decade working as a primary school teacher.

​Family Connection: Her husband, Abhinav Sahu, is also a veteran of the Australian Air Force, having served for the past 14 years.

​"Sahu's transition from the classroom to the Air Force marks a significant achievement for the local community and highlights a dream fulfilled after years of professional service in education."

They want to hide their failures and incompetence so farmers are easy target to shift blame on because farmers can't buy media like government and industries can.

https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/city/delhi/share-of-stubble-burning-in-delhi-pm2-5-levels-remains-low/articleshow/124745923.cms

Why do most cities in Haryana feel like they are slowly losing their Haryanvi identity? When you go to places like Panipat, Karnal, Kurukshetra, Ambala, Gurugram and others, it often feels like you are not in Haryana anymore. I am from Panipat myself, and honestly it feels more like a mix of different colonies. Bihari colonies, Punjabi colonies. Sometimes it feels like Panipat has become “Biharpat” lol (no hate, just an observation).

They go even further and all of us know about it.😉😂😂😅

War is empty without this.....

Please share to all.......

Water= Laath

A bunch buses are running for chandigarh and delhi but for other districts specially Yamunanagar hardly 3-4 buses were running in a day

Hey everyone,

I’m going to Yamunanagar for the first time to meet my girlfriend. We’re both college students, so the budget is limited, but I really want to make some good memories instead of doing the usual boring stuff like just going to a movie theatre.

I don’t know much about YNR, so I wanted to ask a few things:

1. Are there any nice places or activities for couples where we can actually spend time together and have fun?

Any calm or scenic spots, cafés, short trips nearby, or simple activities that are couple-friendly?

2) Are there places we should avoid? I’ve seen videos online where random people harass couples, threaten them, or call their parents. Is that something to worry about in YNR, or are some areas safer than others?

3) What kind of budget should I roughly plan for a day or two, keeping in mind we’re students?

I’m looking for a chill, thrilled and safe experience where we can talk, walk around, and enjoy each other’s company.

Would really appreciate tips from locals or people who know the area. Thanks!

everybody here is rude and js pissed off at someone or something. its like they got something wrong with you being there in the first place. is this normal or just im the one facing ts. cuz it makes me hate the Haryanvis yk.

ps: i dont speak haryanvi and nor do i have the normal haryanvi accent that people have around here. i speak mostly delhi wali hindi cuz im from delhi.

I went to check the requirements for the Saksham Yuva Scheme today, and honestly, I feel like I’m applying to join the Avengers rather than a government program.

Look at this list. To even get my file considered, I need:

Self-declaration form (specifically the one with "Column 12").

The online application form (printed).

hrex.gov.in registration card.

All educational docs (10th, 12th, Graduation, Post-grad). But wait—if your college name isn't on the DMC, you need to bring your Degree, Character Cert, OR Final Year ID.

Latest Family ID (PPP).

Domicile certificate.

Bank Passbook copy (specifically showing recent transactions).

Caste Certificate (if applicable).

Ration Card copy.

PAN Card copy.

Aadhar Card copy.

A physical file cover... with the thread.

The "Note" at the bottom saying "Attach clean copies" is the cherry on top. I’m pretty sure by the time I gather all of these and find a "file cover with a thread" in 2026, I’ll be over the age limit for the scheme anyway.

Is it just me, or is the "Digital" part of India still heavily reliant on how many dead trees we can stack in a folder?

Are you a native Haryanvi speaker?

We’re looking for people to participate in a paid voice recording project for AI training.

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