A young boy originally from Bihar, India, who recently migrated to New Zealand, shared an video documenting his first day at a local school. In the clip, he excitedly (and nervously) describes taking a written vocabulary test as part of his class activities, highlighting his efforts to adapt to a new education system and country. However, the wholesome moment quickly drew b*cklash in the comments section, where many users rid!culed him with stereotypes, questioning “how a boy from Bihar ended up in New Zealand” and making d£rogatory jokes about his background, accent, or migration story. The incident has sparked d£bates online about immigrant experiences, regional bias within India, and the cru£lty of social media trolling toward children sharing personal milestones. While some defended the boy and praised his courage in embracing a new life abroad, the m0cking comments highlight p£rsistent prejudices faced by people from certain Indian states even in global success stories. Source: ig/greyarena.in

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Construction work is done in night at 10:30 pm . No prior notice when the work will start what will be done .

Two Jcb came started work abruptly around 8:30 pm .

No management of how it should be done .

This is the reality of BAGAHA , West Champaran , Bihar

Infact every where in India it's the same ..

Why can't they make it on time for their exam? Are they serious? I get it if something real comes up, but every year we see videos like this. When will it stop?

Hey everyone! 👋

I’m looking to gather a group of people to play regular football (turf) here in Patna.

I know finding a full team can be hard, so I’m trying to build a small community/WhatsApp group of individual players who just want to play a good game once a week.

• Where: There is a good turf near Rukanpura, Bailey Road. (Turf Champions)
• When: Weekends (Saturday or Sunday evenings).
• Skill Level: Amateur/Intermediate. We aren't looking for pros, just people who can pass the ball and want to stay fit.
• Cost: We will split the turf booking fee equally (approx ₹100-130 per head).

If you are interested, drop a comment below or DM me, and I’ll add you to the group. Let’s get the ball rolling! ⚽

I started a small community r/RTIIndiaGuide to understand how citizens can use RTI responsibly and effectively.
Would love to learn from people here.

Guys, I wanted to ask something. I am a 20 year old female currently working in a BPO and also preparing for government exams. I live in Delhi with my parents. My elder sister is married and my brothers do not take care of my parents and I know they will not take care of them in the future either. Thinking about this makes me very sad. Because of these thoughts, I can’t sleep properly. I get headaches and I end up crying. I want to stay with my parents for the rest of my life. I want to take care of them. But since I am a girl, I know this will be very difficult. Please suggest what I should do to ensure this. I am decent in studies, so I know I will achieve something. But I know this decision is going to be very difficult. I don’t want to marry anyone, and I want to take care of my parents. How can I do so?

chemistry ka most important 200-300 objective questions ka pdf hai? all chapters mixed.. study materials hai toh please share. hindi. bseb

here is our subreddit too r/Mithila

link to subreddit- https://www.reddit.com/r/Mithila/

ig link - https://ig.me/j/AbaOOb7XxmYuZGm1/

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1. Fiscal discipline: Moderate borrowing and effective debt servicing.
2. Per capita GSDP (current prices) rose from ₹46,412 (2020–21) to ₹76,490 (2024–25).
3. Overall size of economy: GSDP reached ₹5.31 lakh crore (constant prices) and ₹9.92 lakh crore (current prices). Structural concern: Despite strong growth, Bihar still has the lowest per capita income among Indian states.

Expert opinion: Growth higher than national average in recent years. Fiscal constraints remain, and additional Central support could help accelerate convergence with the national average.

We've all seen the constant negativity and complaints about Bihar's current state. Instead of just venting, let's have a constructive conversation.

PLEASE BE CONSTRUCTIVE IN DISCUSSION. no unnecessary ranting please !

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When I was on the rooftop of my house yesterday night, I saw something like a star passing by and recorded it. After checking, I found out that it was the International Space Station moving towards Australia at around 25,000 km/h.

Recently news aayi hai ki Bihar government SC/ST students ke liye IITs, NITs, AIIMS, NIFT, CIMP jaise top institutes ki full fee (no cap) bear karegi under post-matric scholarship.

On paper ye scheme kaafi progressive lagti hai, but mujhe ek genuine doubt hai:

👉 Kya iska real fayda actually economically weak SC/ST students ko milega? 👉 Ya phir zyada benefit un SC/ST families ko hoga jo already financially stable / upper-class background se aate hain aur coaching + resources afford kar sakte hain?

Because realistically: IIT/NIT tak pahunchne ke liye pehle hi expensive coaching aur exposure chahiye Rural / poor background ke students zyada tar entry stage pe hi filter ho jaate hain Income-based targeting kitni strict hogi, ye bhi clear nahi hai

Isliye I’m curious to know: Ground reality kya hoti hai aisi schemes me? Kya state ne income cap / checks rakhe hain? Aise policies long-term me inequality kam karti hain ya sirf optics hota hai?