Railway Tracks for Resource Extraction, But Where Is the Convenience for the People?

Now I understand why the Sai Sai government is laying so many railway lines in Chhattisgarh. It’s not to make life easier for the people or reduce their travel time, but to extract and transport everything from this region. It’s so damn frustrating! A journey that should take 3 hours is now taking 5

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u/Creative-Dig-788 — 11 days ago

During Karam Puja in Assam, the Bodo Tribe also celebrated the festival alongside the Oraon, Munda, and Kharia communities, performing their traditional dance as part of the celebration.

• The British brought tribal communities from Jharkhand to Assam between 1860 and 1940. To work in the newly opened tea gardens.

• The major Jharkhand tribes that migrated include:

• Munda

• Santhal

• Oraon

• Kharia

• Bhumij

• Gond

Including Kurmi

u/Creative-Dig-788 — 15 days ago

The Fear Behind a Simple Question. I’m Proud of Who I Am, But I’m Still Afraid

I have a part-time job, and there’s a maid who works there.

But yesterday, while we were talking, she suddenly asked me, What’s your caste?

I felt uncomfortable and scared to answer. Not because I’m ashamed of who I am, but because I’ve experienced caste-based discrimination before. Those experiences can make you hesitant to reveal something so personal, especially to someone you barely know.

I have faced enough discrimination in my life. Bas, aur nahi. I don’t want to keep putting myself in situations where I have to wonder whether someone will treat me differently after knowing my caste.

The saddest part is that whenever someone asks me about my caste, I sometimes say OBC, even though I’m actually Tribal.

And honestly, I’m proud to be Tribal. I’m proud of my unique culture, customs, traditions, history, and identity. There is nothing about being Tribal that I should have to hide.

But I’m scared. I’m scared because I don’t know how someone’s attitude toward me might change once they find out. I don’t know what their reaction will be or how they might treat me afterward. That fear comes from the discrimination I’ve already experienced.

That’s why I genuinely dislike it when people casually ask someone, What’s your caste? as if it’s just a normal question.

You never know what someone has been through. For some people, caste isn’t just a label it carries memories of humiliation, exclusion, judgment, and discrimination.

I’m proud of who I am. I just wish I didn’t have to be afraid of being myself.

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u/Creative-Dig-788 — 30 days ago

What are your thoughts on C. P. Singh?

his work, Ranchi’s progress , his ground presence, public appearance, and overall nature .............

u/Creative-Dig-788 — 1 month ago
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Jharkhand’s most famous festival, Karam Parab, is here, guys🌿😄

Do you guys celebrate Karam Puja too?

Gonna post more Karam songs here soon! 🫠🌿🎶

u/Creative-Dig-788 — 1 month ago

This is how St. Patrick’s gumla JH celebrated their victory! After completing a HAT-TRICK OF WINS What a way to celebrate!

u/Creative-Dig-788 — 1 month ago
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Durand Cup Quarter-Final 2026 — Ranchi, Jharkhand | Full Stadium

People have brought nagadas and mandars( musical instruments) to the match.😭 full mahol hai

u/Creative-Dig-788 — 2 months ago

What is your opinion on this?

Ngl, this is really heartbreaking for the genuine candidates. They worked for years, sacrificed so much and finally cleared the exam. Why should their hard work be punished for someone else’s alleged wrongdoing?

u/Creative-Dig-788 — 2 months ago
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Some common everyday words in Kurukh (Kudukh), along with their Hindi and English meanings.

u/Creative-Dig-788 — 2 months ago

"Education is the thing which reveals the hidden qualities within us" Sushma Minz

Have you watched it? I love how openly she speaks about the state government and everything else.

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u/Creative-Dig-788 — 2 months ago

If we remain divided, we all lose. If we remain united, we will win

Our voices are for justice, not political interests.

u/Creative-Dig-788 — 2 months ago