u/Nickelodeon567

It's been three days I have come to Patna, and finding accomodation has been shit.

Every 1bhk I was searching for, had shitty roads. Either just mud, or broker concrete, or levelled with bricks or just simply a road which would floods if it rains or damages your motorcycle and clothes.

I want to know from Patna people to tell me where can I find a 1bhk or 2bhk assuming my budget is 10k where I can cook for myself and park my motorcycle where I need good road till my home so that my clothes do not fck up when Im going to office.

I really like the societies and high raises but mostly all of them were government quarters.

Accomodations so far I have seen were in Jagat Vihar Colony and Rajeev Nagar. And Boring road is too much density and traffic to be peaceful residential area.

My work is near R block road, so anything closer would be a bonus.

- No PGs recommendations. They are expensive, small, old and restrictive.

I think I have small abscess which is inflamed and spreading, which I would like to show to the doctor. But since, I am not a local and came for a visit I really do not know what hospitals or clinics are genuine. It would be nice if you guys help me with this.

Thank you.

24M coming from Hyd, never been to Hubballi.

What all should I mind living in Patna assuming I have never been to Bihar at all. I am 24M shifting for work purpose. Before you think "why is he coming when everyone are leaving" my work is social sector related so ofc.

Points Im thinking about:
- Residential scene for a bachelor - hostels?PG? Studio apartment?
- How are people personality and mindset?
- How is the tolerance towards South Indians?
- Any nightlife or leisure activities?
- Can I get my two wheeler or will I be robbed or stopped by authorises frequently
- How is Cat as a pet culture? Are people okay about it and good vet hospitals are available?

Any additional information is also welcomed.

Lastly; it may not be related personally but..is there any scope of social change that I work towards working closely with authorities or should I just work for money?