Suggest best schools in Muzaffarpur for class 9 and onwards, with medium budget, still quality teaching, sports, good environment etc.
Though, i am asking it for my sister. Do suggest with your pros and cons
Thanks :)
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Her name is Richa she was my classmate in Tagore public school (near prabhat tara hospital). She left the school suddenly in 5th,6th class(I don't precisely remember the time).
She lived near Gobarsahi chowk area. If anyone knows her then please contact me. I really wanna meet her again. Please if anyone knows anything or has any clue please DM me.
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TELL ME A GOOD PLACE WHERE I CAN GET THIS I already have one piercing the one most girls have in general, but it was when, I was maybe 2 or 3yo
Now I'm 20 so tell me accordingly a place which won't infect my ears or anything.
I want 2 more
The helix one and another lobe
(Something like the picture that I've added) (Not my picture)
My 1-year-old LG TV screen got damaged, but LG AMC/service claims the replacement panel is backordered and will take up to 3 months.
Does anyone have contacts for reliable local TV repair technicians who can fix/replace panels faster?
Hello friends
Please suggest some best architect in budget who can also help and guide us in completing govt permission and other formalities
Thanks in advance
Who is the best paediatrician in Muzaffarpur? Which doctor you guys visited when you were younger or child
I was researching about history of our city and I realised, ask anyone in town what our oldest temple is, nine times out of ten the answer is Baba Garibnath. But if you talk to older poeple in Purani Bazar or look into the town's history, the real answer is a lot more layered
Baba Garibnath is definitely the biggest name. As the story goes that the Shivling was uncovered under a peepal tree back when the area was mostly jungle which matches up well with when Muzaffarpur started developing in the late 1700s. Then you have Chaturbhuj Sthan, which most people either overlook or avoid talking about. Local folklore claims the temple goes back to 14th century after a four-armed Vishnu idol was found in Turki and brought here. Of course, the physical brick building isn't from the 1300s as the town itself didn't exist back then. But the idol inside is carved from black basalt stone, which is textbook Pala era work (roughly 9th to 12th century). You also have the old Shakti shrines like the Devi Mandir near Town Club and Kali Kothi, which date back to the 1800s when Bengali professionals, zamindars and merchants settled in town as the district expanded.