Jaana vekhan?

Looking for people from Jalandhar who’d like to watch Christopher Nolan’s The Odyssey together.
Most of my friends aren’t into this kind of movie, so I’m hoping to find fellow movie lovers who enjoy Nolan’s films and want to catch it on the big screen.
If you’re interested, drop a comment or send me a DM. If enough people are up for it, we can plan a show this weekend.

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u/Pristine-Cupcake-171 — 10 hours ago

Just wanna know from the experienced ppl who have atleast been to 2-3 shivirs ,what is trynna to convey exactly in the first msg and second message about the nature part

u/Pristine-Cupcake-171 — 3 days ago
▲ 4 r/UPSCIASMentor+2 crossposts

Asking for Serious advice

I’m a recent graduate and want to move forward in my career, but I’m confused about which path to take.
For the last several years, I’ve wanted to prepare for the UPSC Civil Services Examination. At the same time, I’m scared of the possibility of failure and getting stuck in the cycle of repeated attempts, only to find myself years older with nothing to show for it. Even so, I want to give it one honest shot.
My biggest confusion is about coaching.
My father wants me to join Patanjali Civil Services Academy in Haridwar because he believes it will provide a safe and disciplined environment. My concern is that the academy hasn’t fully started yet, there are very few reviews online, and I have no way of knowing whether it will be a good choice. Since it’s a two year program, I don’t want to make the wrong decision.
My second option is Vajiram & Ravi in Delhi, since it’s widely considered one of the top coaching institutes for UPSC.
The third option is to skip UPSC preparation altogether and pursue a master’s degree abroad instead.
I’m looking for genuine, unbiased advice from people who have been through this process or have experience with these options. What would you do in my situation, and why?

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u/Pristine-Cupcake-171 — 3 days ago
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Asalamu Alaikum everyone

I have a small request for every Kashmiri here.
Our language is beautiful, but many of our folk tales, moral stories, and childhood memories are slowly fading away. If we do not preserve them today, the next generation might never hear them in Kashmiri.

That is why I started my YouTube channel, "Kashir Kath".

I am trying to build a library of Kashmiri stories, narrated in our own mother tongue, so our culture, values, and heritage continue to live on. Every video takes hours of research, writing, voice work, and editing. I am doing this because I believe our stories deserve to be remembered.

If this mission means something to you, I ask for one small favor.

Please subscribe to the channel. It costs nothing, but it makes a huge difference. Every new subscriber tells YouTube that Kashmiri content deserves to reach more people. Your support gives me the motivation to keep creating and preserving our heritage.

On the channel you will find:
• Traditional Kashmiri folk tales.
• Moral stories.
• Family and emotional narratives.
• Stories for children and adults.
• Content made to preserve the Kashmiri language and culture.

If you like what you see, please watch a video, subscribe, share it with your parents, grandparents, friends, and children, and leave your feedback. Together we will keep our language alive, one story at a time.

This is not only my channel. I hope it becomes a home for everyone who loves Kashmiri language and culture.

Channel name: Kashir Kath. https://youtube.com/@kashirkath2026?si=JSup04iwB7BgWDuK

Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Your support today helps preserve our stories for tomorrow.

u/Pristine-Cupcake-171 — 8 days ago

Koi dsyoo

Hi everyone.

I have been trying to find someone in Jalandhar who teaches bansuri (Indian bamboo flute), but I haven't had any luck.

Does anyone know of a good teacher or flute classes in Jalandhar? I am looking for offline lessons for a beginner.

If you have any recommendations or personal experience, please let me know. Thank you!

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u/Pristine-Cupcake-171 — 12 days ago

Tried a 10 days course from hosiarpur dhamma dhaaja

I feel during the course i wasnt that serious i mena during the long strict group meditations sessions i used to get distracted a lot and go out of the hall a lot until some dharamsevaks who used to call
Me back in the hall ,but i wont say i did get any benifit out ta this course coz on the seventh day i relaised what a big achievement i have made whoch is so profoundly helpful,where i was able to calm and make my mind thougltess within seconds by just focusing on my reaths(anapana )

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u/Pristine-Cupcake-171 — 13 days ago

Anyone up for watching the new Diljit Dosanjh movie together?

Hey everyone,

I’m planning to watch the new Diljit Dosanjh movie in Jalandhar and thought it would be more fun with a group. I’m traveling solo and looking to meet some friendly people who enjoy Punjabi movies.

If anyone is interested in joining, drop a comment or DM. We can decide on the cinema, show timing, and other details together.

Age, gender, and background don’t matter. Just be respectful and enjoy the movie.

Cheers! 🎬🍿🎶

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u/Pristine-Cupcake-171 — 1 month ago

Anyone from Jalandhar/Punjab up for a Madhyamaheshwar trek(this one is less crowdy n stunning) in the next few weeks?

Hey everyone,

I’m planning a trip from Jalandhar to Madhyamaheshwar Temple in the next few weeks and checking if anyone wants to join.

Plan is a budget trip:
• Jalandhar to Haridwar/Rishikesh
• Then shared transport to Ransi
• Trek through Gaundhar / Bantoli
• Stay near the temple
• Sunrise at Budha Madhyamaheshwar with Chaukhamba views
• Then return

Looking for people who:
• enjoy trekking
• are okay with basic stays/homestays
• want to keep it budget-friendly
• are chill and reliable

Beginner/intermediate trekkers welcome. I’m going for the mountain views and peaceful vibe, not rushing.

If interested, comment here or DM me and we’ll plan dates + transport together.

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u/Pristine-Cupcake-171 — 2 months ago

Jalandhar people, anyone up for a budget trip to uk or himachal ? I’m planning one soon from Jalandhar. Looking for chill people who enjoy mountains, walking around, and keeping it affordable. Comment or DM if interested

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u/Pristine-Cupcake-171 — 2 months ago

Jalandhar people, anyone up for a budget trip to Landour? I’m planning one soon from Jalandhar. Looking for chill people who enjoy mountains, walking around, and keeping it affordable. Comment or DM if interested.im 23(M)

u/Pristine-Cupcake-171 — 2 months ago