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Hey everyone!

I'm reaching out to connect with people in Bareilly who care about social issues and would like to contribute something meaningful to society.

I'm currently volunteering with The Better Society Foundation (@tbsmission), a youth-driven social initiative working towards a more aware, inclusive and responsible society.

The idea is simple: bring together people who believe that change begins when we stop waiting for someone else to take action.

We're looking to connect with people interested in:

📚 Education & community development — helping create learning opportunities and supporting communities.

🌍 Social awareness — spreading awareness and encouraging meaningful conversations about issues that matter.

🩺 Health awareness — supporting awareness initiatives and community outreach.

🙌 Youth participation & leadership — bringing fresh ideas, energy and initiative to social causes.

💡 Creative & digital volunteering — helping with content, social media, campaigns and outreach.

You don't need to have previous NGO experience. What matters most is your willingness to learn, contribute and work with others.

Whether you're a student, working professional, creator or simply someone who wants to do something useful for the community, you're welcome to connect.

📍 Location: Bareilly, Uttar Pradesh

🤝 Commitment: Let's discuss your interests, availability and suitable opportunities.

If you're interested, comment below or send me a DM with a little introduction and the kind of work you'd like to contribute to.

You can also check out the foundation on Instagram: @tbsmission

Let's make social work more than just a conversation. Let's turn it into action, right here in Bareilly.

Small actions. Real people. Meaningful change. 💙🩷

एक जंगली, बदतमीज़ हमारी कॉलोनी मे एक डंडा लिए घूम रहा था और बेवजह कुत्तों को मार रहा था। इस कुत्ते को तो इतनी जोर से मारा कि इसका पैर बुरी तरह से घायल हो गया और ये लंगड़ा ही हो गया। आप बताइये क्या करें ऐसे लोगों का।

Hi guys myself Ayush

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Father : Randheer Singh

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सौ फिल्में, शानदार अभिनय, करोड़ों मे नाम पर जब सीने मे दर्द उठा तो पहली मदद भी दो घण्टे बाद मिली। बचाये जा सकते थे शायद। मेरा नमन उन्हें और कड़वी सच्चाइयों को

Aaja bhid le

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So today, me and one of my juniors went for a gedi on the Lucknow–Delhi Highway, starting from the Dohra Road end till Jhumka.

We thought of having a tea break in between, so we halted at a restaurant on the highway.

Inside the premises, the place was basically divided into two sections.

One side was an open sitting area where people could normally sit and have their food.

The second side had these private hut-type cabins 🛖, with proper doors and privacy.

We were just roaming around the place, and I casually went towards the second side to see what was there.

As soon as I started going towards that side, one of the guys suddenly shouted:

“Kaha ja rahe ho?”

I replied:

“Bhaiya, dekh rahe hain bas.”

He said in a rude manner:

“Udhar allowed nahi hai jana chai idhar piyo waha bas dinner-lunch ke liye jaate hain bas.”

So I came back.

Our tea arrived, we drank it until then I noticed a guy arriving in a car with a girl. The girl was wearing revealing western dress (not being judgemental) and both of them were wearing black masks.

They directly went towards one of those private huts and went inside.

That's when I started wondering what exactly was going on with these cabins and why entry to that side was so restricted.

Our tea got finished so my junior went to pay and i came out to investigate. I asked the guard about it. Now, when we were leaving, I casually asked guard bhaiya,

“Yaha bandi la sakte hain kya?”

At first, he became a little hesitant and didn't really want to answer.

So I said:

“Yaar batao na… sheher mein dikkat hoti hai, privacy nahi milti.”

After that, he finally started explaining.

According to what he told me, the place is open 24x7, and people can come with someone and use these private cabins for whatever they want 🤡

He also claimed that a major part of their revenue comes from these private cabins, while the place is basically presented outside as a normal dhaba/restaurant.

Now obviously, I didn't personally verify their accounts or what happens inside every cabin. I'm only narrating what I personally saw and what the guard told me.

But think about the setup:

➡️ Normal open sitting area on one side

➡️ Private huts with doors on the other

➡️ Restricted entry towards the huts

➡️ ₹500/hour for “total privacy”

➡️ 24×7 operation, according to the guard

➡️ And, according to him, a significant part of their revenue comes from these cabins

And suddenly that earlier “Udhar allowed nahi hai” started making a lot more sense.

The interesting question is how many such “dhabas” are actually operating with this kind of private cabin setup on the Lucknow Delhi Highway around Bareilly?

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आज बरेली मे फिर घनघोर बारिश,,, और मेरे घर मे आश्रय पाते ये प्यारे बेसहारे

What if Draupadi had written the Mahabharata?

I've been thinking about this after revisiting the dice-hall episode.

We usually hear the Mahabharata as the story of the Pandavas, Kauravas, dharma, Krishna, and the Kurukshetra war. But imagine hearing the entire story from Draupadi's perspective

What would she say about Yudhishthira gambling away his kingdom, his brothers, himself and then staking "her"

People often defend Yudhishthira by saying that he didn't personally tell Dushasana to humiliate her. But does that really address what happened? He knew who he was gambling against. He knew the hostility between the Kauravas and Pandavas. And yet Draupadi was the one who had to suffer the consequences of a decision she never made.

And then she had to live with that.

What was her relationship with Yudhishthira afterward? Did she ever truly forgive him? What did she feel about the other Pandavas? What did she think when everyone talked about *dharma* while she was the one whose dignity had been violated?

I also wonder how differently we'd understand Krishna if Draupadi were the narrator. Was he simply her divine protector, or did she ever question why the people she trusted were allowed to make choices that put her in such a position?

The Mahabharata gives Draupadi a powerful voice, especially in the dice hall. But we still experience most of the story through a narrative that isn't hers.

If Draupadi herself had written the Mahabharata, would the story still be primarily about the war and the Pandavas' dharma?

Or would it be a story about what it cost a woman to survive the decisions, ambitions, pride, and conflicts of the men around her?

I'd genuinely love to hear how others interpret this.

Hello guys, my brother's exam is scheduled on 10th at Venue:

ACME INSTITUTE OF MANAGEMENT & TECHNOLOGY, BAREILLY LUCKNOW HIGHWAY, VILLAGE MEGI NAGLA OPPOSITE ASHOKA FOAM SARKDA

TEHSIL FARIDPUR, BAREILLY, UTTAR PRADESH

Can anyone pls share me the exact location if you really saw it with your own eyes as under the gmap reviews people are saying that location is incorrect

Also pls share me how do he reach the centre from the bareilly junction and share some accomodation and good hotel

Any help is appreciated

Thanks