School Thik karo Campaign

Anyone Interested in Visiting Government schools in our city? people with guts are invited who can act against any politician from any political party if it comes to that without any affiliation.

If Interested DM me

Thanks

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u/Anxious-Lobster107 — 4 days ago

Need for Moderator

📚 Bareilly Book Club – Moderator Required

We are looking for an active and responsible moderator for our Bareilly Book Club. The moderator should regularly engage with members, manage discussions, share book-related updates, and help keep the group active and friendly.

Requirement: Must be active, responsive, and genuinely interested in books.

Interested members can contact us.

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u/Anxious-Lobster107 — 10 days ago

Plans for 15 August?

I'm from St. Francis School and During the 15th of August, we used to march past and various cultural Programmes used to be held on that day. There was a vibe, but now after years of passing from that school I spend Independence Day sitting At home.

Is there any programme of Something like that happening in our city where we can go and anyone if going can take me with him/her

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u/Anxious-Lobster107 — 10 days ago

SHERLOCK HOLMES...

📚 Just started The Sign of the Four by Arthur Conan Doyle. Holmes, Watson, mystery, and Victorian London—what’s not to love? 🕵️‍♂️

Anyone else read this one? What did you think?

u/Anxious-Lobster107 — 11 days ago
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61 Books Later, I’m Starting to Think Reading Was Never About Finding Answers

61 books completed.

Looking at this stack, I’m realizing that the strange thing about reading is that the more you read, the less certain you become.

Some books taught me about ambition. Some about grief, meaning, discipline, people, society, and the strange machinery of the human mind. A few gave me answers. Others simply gave me better questions.

And somewhere between the pages, I stopped thinking of books as things to finish.

Maybe we read because we’re trying to understand ourselves through other people’s words.

Every book leaves something behind—a thought, a sentence, a perspective, sometimes even a doubt that refuses to leave.

61 books later, I don't think I’ve become someone who knows more.

I think I’ve become someone who knows how much there is left to understand.

Here’s to the next chapter. 📚

61/61.

u/Anxious-Lobster107 — 12 days ago
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61 books. One broke me. A few changed me. All of them stayed.

I counted them today.

Sixty-one books.

People think a library is a collection of books.

I think it's a collection of identities.

The anxious me bought some of these.

The ambitious me bought others.

The lonely me found company in a few.

The hopeful me refused to stop buying them.

Somewhere between the first page of the first book and the last page of the sixty-first, I changed.

Not dramatically.

Quietly.

And maybe that's the only kind of change that lasts.

u/Anxious-Lobster107 — 14 days ago

Suggestion for Sci-fi or Mind Bending psychological Thrillers that questions my existence

Science has always fascinated me and I've nearly watched all popular movies on Sci-fi, Space, Universe, Psychology like

Interstellar

Tenet

Oppenheimer

Shutter Island

Insomnia

Moonfall

Silo

Inception

Etc etc

u/Anxious-Lobster107 — 14 days ago
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The shithole that this country is for women. Women have enough rage enough to burn everything down but we dont.

u/Anxious-Lobster107 — 15 days ago
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Asaram out of jail everytime and People like Sonam Wangchuk arrested under NSA

The situation of the country is so much worse that you'll be jailed for speaking against the government and you'll be out on bail if you support them even being a Rapist

u/Anxious-Lobster107 — 15 days ago
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Starting with Emotional Intelligence by Daniel Goleman

If you're an overthinker and think why you act in certain way or why you can't control your emotions, this book is for you.

If you have any questions regarding this book then we can discuss further in the comment section

Happy Reading :⁠-⁠)

u/Anxious-Lobster107 — 15 days ago