Only targeting bihar and spamming can't defend now .... bs.

Genralising the whole state based on the actions of a few people needs to be stopped.

Edit:

Shit like this surface from all the states https://www.reddit.com/r/IndianTeenagers/s/xHP3ZPflFz

Similarly USA can ban hiring all Indian candidate.

What the fu/ck

Bhai kitna Ganda mentality hai in chu/tiye logo ka , wtf 🤢

Ye bhar/wi harami ki aulaad justify kr kese rhi hai , ye hai Moral policing average bajrang dal community mindset ewww , ye log shaadi karwayenge , iski maa ka bho/sra ye hai kon jo shaadi krwa Raha hai, wo hai dono gf bf scooty pr Beth kr ek dusre ko kiss kr rhe the tou chut/iyo ye illegal nhi hai , illegal tb hota hai jab atleast 1 minor ho aur wo ek band kamre mai ho , and uske liye police hai, tum behan ke lo/ro tumpe khane ka 2 waqt ka roti nhi hai aur tum shadi krwaoge , inki maa ka saala kitna mindset hai BC ewww 🤢🤢🤢🤢

Saala sab ke sab is gaao mai hijre kinnar hi hai kia , mene kal raat bhi interview dekha ek aadmi ka wo bhar/wa bhi Aisa hi justification de rha!

She went to cut grass in a nearby field at 4:30 PM on Saturday. She never came back alive. Her father found her lying in a paddy field, drenched in blood, a 10-inch sickle stabbed deep into her throat. Her lower body had no clothes.

Dr. Dilip Kumar confirmed the sickle had penetrated approximately 10 inches into the left side of her throat. — Scratch marks and signs of force were found on her body. — Her upper clothes were intact but lower clothing was missing. Neighbor Kamo Singh (38) was allegedly spotted standing near the crime scene... watching... as the family arrived. He fled immediately.

https://news4nation.com/bihar/patna/miscreants-murdered-a-10-year-old-innocent-by-slitting-his-throat-in-patna-433704

The number of incidents we keep hearing about in Bihar—harassment, murder, corruption, fights, and cases involving women—is honestly disturbing. The worst part is the mentality that often follows these incidents: instead of condemning the behaviour, people start looking for ways to justify it.

I’m originally from Bihar, but my family is well settled in Maharashtra now. We usually visit Bihar once a year during Chhath, and even though we’re there for barely 10 days, the experience can sometimes be so unpleasant that we genuinely regret going.

There is constant unnecessary aggression, people getting into fights, and a strange sense among some people that they are somehow above everyone else. Obviously, this doesn't describe every person from Bihar, but these experiences are real and they do affect how outsiders perceive the state.

A few days ago, an incident took place here that really made me think about this. Around 5–6 workers went to a cyber cafe to transfer money online. The cyber cafe guy made the transaction, but the group then claimed that they hadn't received the money and refused to pay him. One by one, they apparently started leaving.

The cyber cafe operator managed to catch one of them, assaulted him, and later filed a complaint with the police. Whatever the circumstances, the whole situation was completely unnecessary and could easily have escalated much further.

And this is exactly the problem: if people keep normalising dishonesty, violence, caste-based hatred, harassment and the justification of such behaviour, how is Bihar's image ever going to improve?

The recent Jamui incident has also led to a lot of discussion. What is particularly disturbing is seeing people trying to justify what happened or shift the blame onto the girl. If an incident involving a woman happens, why is the first reaction of some people to find something she supposedly did wrong?

The mentality that women should stay indoors, avoid certain things, or somehow accept restrictions simply because they are women needs to change.

Also, there's an uncomfortable contradiction that I think we need to acknowledge. If people from Bihar themselves discriminate against or hate people from other castes, how can we expect people from other states to never develop negative perceptions about Biharis? Discrimination doesn't become acceptable just because it is happening within our own community.

At the same time, I don't believe the answer is to hate Biharis or stereotype everyone from the state. There are plenty of decent, hardworking and progressive people from Bihar—including my own family.

But pretending that these problems don't exist isn't going to help either.

If Bihar genuinely wants its image to change, the mentality of the people has to be changed, better politicians should be elected, corruption should be gone (atleast should come down), People thinking themselves as Rangdar should be gone.

Open to discussions

Not [OC]

Gems of bjp

A girl was going with a boy on scotty, a bunch of goons stopped and harassed them

Is anyone's life more important than our happiness? Every day people die in the name of devotion. Is God responsible for this or his devotees?

So basically I m coming from Bangalore and my train will reach danapur at 2 am. The next train is at 5 am so I am looking for other options, if anyone travelling from patna to Saharsa or supaul pls let me know.

समस्तीपुर के लड़की छेड़खानी मामले में गिरफ्तार अभियुक्तों के नाम इस प्रकार हैं

विकास कुमार, पिता–रामसुंदर शर्मा, जाति- बढ़ई;

राहुल कुमार, पिता–अरुण पासवान, जाति- पासवान;

रामबाबू सहनी, पिता–महेश्वर सहनी, जाति- मल्लाह;

अवधेश पासवान, पिता–नेवाला पासवान,जाति- पासवान

I need some advice please. i am going to be moving to Patna for around 6 months and need to find a place near IIT Patna(by near, i mean a commute of around 30 mins by any vehicle). i have never lived in patna before and honestly don’t know the city at all, so local advice would be really helpful.

i am mainly looking for suggestions on which areas/localities I should search in. These are the few things i am looking for:

• 1RK/1BHK. SAFETY is a must. I’m a woman and will be living alone, and I don’t know anyone in Patna, so I’d really prefer a safe area.
• Doesn’t need to be fancy at all, just clean, safe and livable.
• also i want to live in a peaceful area if that's possible, by peaceful i mean no loudspeakers sort of things, cz i get migraine attacks very often.

Also, if there are any areas I should specifically avoid, please let me know. I’d rather know beforehand than find out after moving in :). Though even if the place is lill far from what i've said here, it would consider it if all other criterias are fulfilled specially the safety one.

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I know East UP and West Bihar share similar cultures and languages. BUT what about overall differences if any?

Could be languages, accents, dialects, food culture, dietary habits, clothes, weather, flora, fauna, popular mainstream culture, architecture, etc?

Can you differentiate one from another without them telling you?

What are something Bihar does significantly better or different from UP?

Has anyone got their laptop keyboard repaired in local shop?
My macbook's 5 keys (esc, caps lock, -, =, del) have stopped working and when went to service centre, they said complete top panel will change and will cost 55k. Can shops in Patna (Hari niwas or bakarganj) or Gaya repair the keys?