u/Quirky_70

Genuine question because I’m trying to figure something out.
Are there girls in Ludhiana who are really into art, music, creative hobbies, jamming, books, photography, etc. and would actually want to meet other people with similar interests?
And by creative, I don’t just mean the usual pottery or painting workshops. I mean more random/fun things too ….blindfolded art , creative challenges, jamming/listening sessions, Swiftie nights, photography walks, book/poetry meetups, DIYs, themed evenings, etc.
For example, are there Swifties here who would actually show up for a jamming/listening session? Or girls who’d be interested in random creative meetups simply because they enjoy artistic things and meeting like-minded people?
I know Mumbai/Bangalore have a lot of niche communities and events around these interests, but I honestly have no idea if Ludhiana has a crowd for this.
If you’re that kind of person, comment what you’re into. I’m genuinely trying to see if there are enough of us here. 😭

I’m not a BJP supporter, neither a CJP supporter. Just sharing what I feel as a student.
Seeing what’s happening at Jantar Mantar right now genuinely feels bad. No student deserves to go through this, and the government should definitely answer and take responsibility for whatever is happening.
But as a general category student who prepared for CAT, I have one question. If people are standing up for students today after a few incidents, where were these voices when so many of us were struggling because of the reservation system? We studied, scored higher, yet still lost opportunities. I’m not against anyone or any community, but sometimes it genuinely feels unfair.
That said, I think there’s something even bigger than politics or the government.
Before asking the government to care, we as humans need to care for each other. Every time a student dies by suicide, we blame the system and yes, the system has flaws … but how many of us actually checked on that student before it happened? How many parents made their child feel that one exam wouldn’t decide their entire future? How many teachers, relatives, or friends reminded them that failing an exam doesn’t mean failing at life?
We have created a society where marks decide respect, ranks decide worth, and one result decides someone’s confidence. That’s a much deeper problem than any single exam or government.
Governments can change policies. They can conduct investigations. But no government can replace the support, understanding, and compassion that people around us should be giving every single day.
Hold the government accountable, absolutely. But let’s also hold ourselves accountable for the kind of society we’re creating.
At the end of the day, students don’t just need better policies. they need people who make them feel that they’re enough, even when an exam says otherwise.
Just my opinion. Feel free to disagree respectfully.