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Right- Wing Coded City

Why is our city so full of jobless violent cow vigilantes who have no job other than defacing the community walls of the city with "Gau Hatya band karo", "Gau hamari mata hain, or some shitty Akhil Hindu Yuva morcha posters shiz and all. Like you can literally smell the stench of Hindutva in every nook and corner of this city while you pass through it. Sometimes I literally curse my fate for taking birth in the most populous demography of the world, which is Indian, on top of that, I was born in the most populous state of India, which is Uttar Pradesh. There is a reason when we go south, people literally term us as "Bhaiyas", "Cow belt", Pan, Gutka and what not? I mean to be honest, I hate how when you go to Bangalore or Pune to foster that sense of belongingness and trust, our fellow UPites will be like "Sir aap bhi UP se, ham bhi UP se". I am like, 'Fine, bro, but you are the last person I would like to be friends with. Because there is already a strong image in my mind about my fellow state people's general disposition: that they are the hardcore supporters of that godforsaken party and its ideology. Like to be honest, obviously I wish I had not been born in India but even in India, why did God choose to put me in Uttar Pradesh out of all the southern and northeastern states.

PS- Before you come at me, I am a Hindu.

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u/Samosa_School_258 — 12 hours ago
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This is truly disturbing these goons didn't even spared the people that serves our country.

This government has no shame no guilt for atrocities they commit to no-one. They are all fascists

u/EnvironmentalPin4736 — 2 days ago
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Landslide in Pithoragarh, Uttarakhand

Even a small landslide looks so scary when you are close to it. Thankfully this happened at a place away from civilization and tourists. The nearest village name is Tejam, near Pithoragarh.

u/Embarrassed_Lake_236 — 7 days ago
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Androoon Meerut or the Old walled city of Meerut.

None of these gates or the fortification survive now, because unlike forts in Aravallis these were build by bricks, and after further expansions of the city they were destroyed.

The british built their cantt area around this walled city.

Shahpeer Gate - Present-day Shahpeer Gate locality, road towards Mawana

Sohrab Gate - Present-day Sohrab Gate Bus Stand, road towards Garhmukteshwar

Lisari Gate - Present-day Lisari Gate locality, road towards Hapur

Delhi Gate - Present-day Delhi Gate area, road towards Delhi

Baghpat Gate - Present-day Baghpat Road, road towards Baghpat

Kamboh Gate - Present-day Ghantaghar (Clock Tower), historic route towards Sardhana

Khairnagar Gate - Present-day Khairnagar Gate, road towards Muzaffarnagar

u/Brilliant_Doctor9564 — 9 days ago

Question for people of Braj region-do you feel more closer(culturally) to Kauravis or Brajwasis of different states?

I saw a comment here saying that NW UP people are more adamant in their demand for WEST UP statehood than Braj guys which might be true but there's a reason

As a person living in Agra I would definitely feel more closer to someone from Morena(north MP) Dhaulpur(east Rajasthan) and Palwal(South Haryana).Even community wise if you see Jats have highest concentration in absolute numbers and percentage wise compared to Kuru also the gotra of Jats(only taking as examples) are common in this region and these gotras are absent in Kuru for example Fauzdar sinsinwar chahar sorout etc. Palwal and Mathura are full of sorouts. Hence we braj people relate with people from these regions than KURU

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u/khurjabulandt — 8 days ago
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School in running condition for Sale at a Village near Agra Uttar Pradesh. Have 250+ students, English Medium school

u/Jitendras1402 — 12 days ago

How come Braj region of India(part of which lies in Uttar Pradesh) is infamous for bad things(weapons rude people etc)

Firstly these are the districts/cities of Braj

Rajasthan-Bharatpur Dholpur Karauli Deeg

Haryana-Hodal Palwal

UP-Aligarh Agra Mathura Hathras parts of Noida district and parts of Bulandshahr district

MP-Bhind and Murena

People of Bhind and Morena image is very bad in rest of MP., likewise people of Bharatpur Dholpur Karauli are seen as bad people in rest of Rajasthan. Hodal and Palwal aren't even considered proper Haryana by Haryanvis and Braj region of UP is seen as too rustic by rest of UP and even by Kauravis(Meerut Baghpat etc)

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u/khurjabulandt — 13 days ago
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Nipam Chauhan(Gurjar) from Shamli creates history by winning bronze for India in the women's 100m sprint at the Asian U20 Athletics Championships, the country's first medal in the event in 25 years. She is also the U20 national record holder,with a blazing 11.53s, the fastest by an Indian U20 woman.

u/TheRenaissanceMan- — 14 days ago
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Bhim Singh Bhati Gurjar won India's first ever Commonwealth Games gold medal in heavyweight wrestling at the 1966 Kingston Commonwealth Games.

Bhim Singh Bhati (Gurjar) from Rampur in Bulandshahr, Uttar Pradesh, won India's first-ever Commonwealth Games gold medal in heavyweight wrestling at the 1966 Kingston

Commonwealth Games. Since another Indian wrestler also won gold on the same day, he is also regarded as Indias second Commonwealth wrestling gold medallist.

Competing in the 97 kg heavyweight category, Bhim Singh Bhati was the finest Indian heavyweight wrestler of his era. Apart from his Commonwealth Games triumph, he also won medals at the Asian Games and the World Wrestling

Championships. He dominated heavyweight wrestling throughout the 1960s, winning six gold medals in Six consecutive years at major international tournaments, including the Indo-lran and Indo-Soviet Championships

In recognition of his outstanding achievements, he was

awarded the Arjuna Award in 1966.Bhim Singh Bhati remains one of India's greatest heavyweight wrestlers and is widely regarded as the undisputed heavyweight wrestler of his

generation.

The Indian Air Force also honoured him by naming its indoor

stadium at Jalahali, Bengaluru as the "Bhim Singh-Ram Mehar Indoor Stadium.

u/TheRenaissanceMan- — 14 days ago