Update: Raising Minimum Account Age & Karma Requirements + Looking for AutoMod Help

Hey Lovely People👋,

Quick update on the sub’s posting and commenting rules.

Previous requirements:

  • Account age: 10 days
  • Total karma: 100

New requirements (effective immediately):

  • Account age: 60 days
  • Total karma: 500

Raised these limits to better protect the positive spirit of this community. Not letting in too many brand-new or low-effort accounts that were mostly commenting spam, negativity, or irrelevant content.

Idea is to stay focused on the good stuff that makes r/PositiveIndians special.

If your account doesn’t meet the new criteria yet, please please please don’t take it personally yaar. I hope you understand why I did this 😭😭

If you still want to contribute by posting something positive here DM me personally and let's see what I can do.

Also looking for help:

I am looking for someone experienced with Reddit AutoModerator who can help me set up and fine-tune filters. (because I am not getting anything 😭**"Skill issues"**)

If you know how to use AutoMod configs and are willing to assist the mod team, please drop a comment or send us a modmail. Would be a big help!!!

Thanks for understanding and for helping keep this space positive.
Stay kind, stay positive Indians. ✨✨

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u/GoodZombie403 — 13 hours ago

Young Bengaluru Artist Returns Home After Global Stage Success with Solo Show ‘Pink Cycles’! 🎭🇮🇳

Proud moment for Bengaluru! 🌟

Young theatre artiste Aviendha Asati, who trained at NYU’s Tisch School of the Arts and London’s RADA, is returning to her hometown with her solo production Pink Cycles.

After performing on stages in New York and London, this multi-talented actor-writer-director is bringing her international experience back home. The show will be staged at Bangalore International Centre.

A beautiful example of young Indian talent making it on the global stage and still staying connected to their roots.

Let’s cheer for her! 👏

u/GoodZombie403 — 17 hours ago
▲ 61 r/Indianology+1 crossposts

Divine Vibes of Ratha Yatra: Lord Jagannath’s Grand Chariot Festival Fills Hearts with Joy 🙏🚩

A celebration of faith, unity, and the timeless tradition of the Chariot Festiva. ✨

When the Lord of the Universe descends from His temple to meet His devotees on the streets, the entire atmosphere gets filled with pure devotion, faith, and joy.

A beautiful celebration of unity, culture, and timeless tradition as millions come together to pull the grand chariots of Lord Jagannath, Balabhadra, and Subhadra.

May this sacred festival bring peace, happiness, and blessings to all.

Jai Jagannath! 🙏🚩⭕

Source and credit :- https://www.instagram.com/reel/DaEfesGBq4j/

u/GoodZombie403 — 2 days ago
▲ 259 r/PositiveIndians+2 crossposts

They Don’t Really Care About Us 💔

They Don’t Really Care About Us.

While students are out on the streets protesting for better education, justice, and a brighter future, our so-called leaders remain silent or worse, indifferent.

The harsh reality of Indian politics today. Students who should be studying are forced to raise their voices because the system has failed them.

From fee hikes to lack of opportunities, from broken promises to selective justice, the youth of this country is constantly being ignored.

Power speaks louder than the voice of the common man. Raise your voice. Stay aware. Demand better. I am standing with STUDENTS.

Video credit:- https://www.youtube.com/@Arman_originals

u/GoodZombie403 — 4 days ago

China’s Brutal Reality: Protesters Killed & CCP Crushes Dissent - Real Dictatorship Exposed! ⚠️

Want to know you view on this.

I personally think some morons who always rant about "how China is moving faster then us", "China have this and that", "India sucks" etc, often for get about the point that China is a Dictatorship and NOT A DEMOCRACY.

Is China moving faster then us ??
YES.

But at what cost ?? and what you think can solve this.

u/GoodZombie403 — 5 days ago

From Barren Land to Green Paradise: Atal Nagar’s Incredible Transformation in Just 12 Years! 🌳🏙️✨

SOURCES:-
1. Satellite Images & Visual Transformation (2013 vs 2025)

2. Greenery & Planning (38-40% green space)

u/GoodZombie403 — 5 days ago

Spider-Man Swings into Mumbai! Epic 3D Poster Spotted Before Release 🕷️🕸️✨

Kyu Mumbai walo, dekha ya nahi ??

u/GoodZombie403 — 6 days ago

Father of Girls’ Education & Feminism in India: Jyotirao Phule’s Incredible Legacy ✨📚👩‍🎓

Jyotirao Phule was an exemplary ray of hope and courage during the 19th century in India. Coming from an impoverished background in Maharashtra, Jyotirao Phule spent all of his life fighting against the caste discrimination and ignorance prevalent in society during his time. In 1848, together with his wife, Savitribai Phule, he established the first school for females in India. They had to face fierce resistance and were socially boycotted, yet they never backed out.

Phule formed the Satyashodhak Samaj (Society of Seekers of Truth) in 1873, where they emphasized the importance of education, equality, and rationality among oppressed castes and women. Phule boldly challenged the caste system and strived all of his life so that each child – whether caste or gender-wise – would receive education and equal status.

Due to the revolutionary actions of Jyotirao Phule, today many lives are changed for the betterment through generations to come. His visionary ideas formed the basis of social justice, education for women, and equality in contemporary India. Jyotirao Phule is celebrated today as a reformer and as an exemplary figure that shows how a single person can initiate changes in the lives of millions.

Let us take inspiration from his life and continue spreading education and equality in our way.

If you haven’t already, I highly recommend reading more about Jyotirao Phule and Savitribai Phule, their story is truly inspiring and eye-opening!

Wiki:- https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Jyotirao_Phule
Britannica:- https://www.britannica.com/biography/Jyotirao-Phule

u/GoodZombie403 — 6 days ago

🎉 Yaar! Hum 3K Positive Indians ho gaye!! 🥳❤️🇮🇳

Yoooooo family! 🥳🎊

Aaj humne 3,000 members cross kar liye hain!

Bhai sahab kabhi socha bhi nahi tha ke mera ek dumb sa idea itne logon ko itna pasand aa jayega 😭😭

Dil se bahut khushi ho rahi hai yaar!!!! Itna accha laga ki aap sabko mera ye chhota sa sub aur mera effort pasand aaya. Aap sabne itna support kiya, thank you thank you thank you 😭🙏❤️

Ek chhote se sapne se shuru kiya tha – ek aisa space banane ka jahaan Indians proud feel kar sakein. Aur aaj hum 3K Positive Indians ban chuke hain.

Yaar kya bolu 😭😭 speech bhi dete aati hai mujhe 😭, sorry.

Koi na yaar har ek member ko bahut bahut pyaar aur thank you – chahe aap day one se ho ya aaj join kiye ho.

Jo bhi post kiya, comment kiya, upvote kiya aur is space ko positive banaye rakha – sabka shukriya!!!!😘😘🤗🤗

PLEASE Comments mein ❤️ drop kar do agar aap r/PositiveIndians ka part ho.

Aur batao – is community mein aapko sabse zyada kya pasand hai? Mai bhi improve karuga iss sub ko, drop your suggestions, ok.

Abhi toh sirf shuruaat hai yaar… bahut aur milestones aane wale hain! 💪

LOVE YOU ALL 🥰🤗😘

u/GoodZombie403 — 9 days ago

Meet Anke Gowda a bus conductor from Karnataka, turned his lifelong passion for books into an extraordinary dream.✨✨

u/GoodZombie403 — 9 days ago