r/bihar

what about your city's AQI?

After the rain, it's so quiet that i can seriously hear the train horn and it's rumbling from about 4-5km away. The air is super clean too!and and and, we can actually see fireflies just like in movies (last slide), and it feels so incredibly fresh. Every evening, we get to see a unique sunset – sometimes it's all reddish-pink, sometimes orange, or sometimes yellow (2nd slide).

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My friend has to report in the GEC aurangabad fir documents verification.

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Post-2014, Indian politics has largely been about installing statues of northwestern and Maratha icons in every possible region of India in the name of Hindutva. Be it Maratha statues in Magadha and Bengal, or Maharana Pratap on a random street in Uttar Pradesh.

I'm not hating on those figures, but we should celebrate our own heroes instead.

In this context, a statue of a historical figure from Mewar is going to be erected in Begusarai. I mean, what were his contributions to the land where his statue is being installed?

From the soil of Begusarai, Maharaja Bakhtawar Singh Chakwar, Deva Devanam, rose and defied the Nawab of Bengal. From Darbhanga in the north to the borders of Odisha in the south, everything was under his control and the chakwar dynastywas called the 'master of north bihar'. Yet, unfortunately, we don't celebrate him.

Or take Rashtrakavi Dinkar Sahab himself. Why should we ever let go of honoring him?

imagine u entered a Mall for a movie and found an MMA Ring and two people fighting 😂

This video, which emerged from Ballia in Begusarai, raises several serious questions.

If the police are truly trying to frame someone with a gun in their belt, then who should the common man expect justice from?

The job of a uniform is to provide security, not to conspire. The case should be investigated impartially, and whoever is found guilty should be prosecuted.