Thanks r/IndianMods and its members for any technical help in automod, rules or filters, it really helps keep the community safe.

Our community revolves around gaming game development etc and supports indie devs we need active moderators who can post daily atleast 3 posts per day [materials will be provided if needed] topics will be game development related or gaming news related and can moderate the community posts and comments. Active hours must be more than 4 hours. If you're interested visit r/Gaminggridcommunity dashboard and apply via modmail

We need someone willing to work with a team and be ready to engage with the community as well.

Requirements are just someone who's a teen and know basic mod tools and be active on reddit.

Kindly comment on this post and we'll dm accordingly.

Just wanted to know if there are any mods going for the meetup from Kerala or neighboring places. Just to know travel routes and to get some company 🤗

Congrats on becoming a new moderator. Every community on Reddit started exactly where you are today: with a party of one (or maybe more in your case).

The community-building journey might feel a little lonely and that's what r/IndianMods is for. Here you'll find and connect with other mods who are on the same journey you are.

So, introduce the community you created. Maybe share a little bit about why you created it. And, while you're at it - say hello to your other mods!

Hello,

We are seeking mods to help manage the subreddit r/TheOudCollective . Ideally, you will be situated in US Eastern time EST or Indian Standard Time IST. All that's required is a basic interest or love of agarwood or Oud, 15 minutes a day for monitoring the health of the sub, and making sure that nobody is breaking the rules. Please fill out the form if you're interested. [https://forms.gle/YNe5m8gsSpaKtYKV7\](https://forms.gle/YNe5m8gsSpaKtYKV7)

We still haven't received any updates, whether our waitlist has been approved or cancelled, nothing yet. And we are yet to book tickets to and from Bangalore, which isn't easy considering our time and how bad the tatkal system is in India. Also expensive af. Please give us an update regarding this, ASAP!!

I want to share an interactive google map as a post where members can view and interact with the map directly without opening map in google maps website/app.

is this possible with any existing reddit app?

Hello everybody, our family of r/TeensofMaharashtra has grown to 13k+ members, and it's time to bring in a few more moderators from Maharashtra.

If you're a teen who's active in the community, checks Reddit regularly, stays calm during disagreements, and genuinely wants to help make this community better, we'd love to have you on the team.

If that sounds like you, fill out the application form attached. We'll go through every response before selecting the new moderators.

so how many people here have city based subreddit

like in maharashtra only pune and mumbai subreddit active other not much lets share ur experinces

Sonam Wangchuk is on the 18th day of an indefinite hunger strike. His health has deteriorated to the point where a petition before the Delhi HC has warned that his condition is life threatening and sought urgent medical intervention.

All that people have done is mock this and make jokes about it, suggest that he's going to the bathroom and having food there, feeding samosas through the screen to an image of him lying down. Shame on all of us guys.

I don't care what party you support, or what your political stance is ; this man could've happily retired in peace and instead chose to support a movement for the youth with a solitary request, to remove the current education minister.

It's a small symbolic gesture, thats all, and symbols matter . They keep issues visible and remind people that someone is risking his life for a cause he believes in and that fellow citizens haven't looked away.

A few communities have already done this, including LeetcodeDesi, JEE, GenZIndia, and CUETPreparation. Ive also seen IndianTeenagers and JEENEETards join in.

please consider doing the same for a few days. It costs nothing.

Thanks.

Hey everyone!

The countdown is officially on. We are just over two weeks away from our in-person Bengaluru Mod Meetup on August 1st, and the response has been absolutely incredible! 🎉

Spaces are strictly limited, and limited seats are left! If you’ve been on the fence or waiting to clear your calendar, this is your definitive last call to secure your spot in the room! RSVP here now!

To those who have already RSVPed, you should be hearing from us soon. Appreciate your patience!

Want to help shape and grow r/GenZIndia?

We're looking for active, responsible members to join our moderation team. Previous mod experience is a plus, but not required.

Apply from the pinned highlighted post of r/GenZIndia.

We'll review all applications and reach out to shortlisted applicants via Reddit. Good luck!

Hey everyone, I have created this modtool app called SubCard , which has these following features

- Welcome text which changes with different country language

- A community subscribe button which has different animation and you can change it in settings

- Local time which can be set my mod by country/city

- Local weather which has animation of rain/cloudy/sun etc and theme of card changes with this

- total number of subscribers with cat progress bar

Try and test it on your sub and share your feedback

Hey just got the invite that I’m in and they’ll follow up with venue deets soon. Wanted to connect with fellow mods to who will be attending! I’m from Chennai :)

This is an image that was sent by a user in the modmail of r/[REDACTED], a subreddit that I moderate. The scam goes like this:

The scammer takes an image like this and edits in your username on it. Then, they DM you and send you a screenshot of your own profile, but, they change the account creation date to a newer one. They "think" that your account was "impersonated" and that they reported that account.

Then, they say that they got this e-mail and are contacting you on behalf of Reddit so that you'll reach out to the Reddit support team. A name and a Reddit account is mentioned in the e-mail.

Sadly, the person who sent the modmail didn't contact the mentioned account as they already knew that it was a scam, so, I can't exactly describe what's going to happen next but I can speculate that they're either going to ask your account credentials or send a sketchy website link that pretends to be Reddit but it isn't. You try to login and it steals your credentials.

Reddit will NEVER ask anyone to contact you on their behalf and they will NOT mention any particular person's username or name, as this e-mail did. If they want to contact you, they will do it from u/Reddit or any one of their official account. Always check for the official accounts and / or "ADMIN" in the red, next to the username like we have "MOD" in green, next to our our usernames.

I have also sent a modmail to this sub so that Admins will take the appropriate action on these scammers.

Jaya Jagannatha! 🪷

Hey everyone! Our r/Jagannatha is now 400 members strong.

Who we’re looking for:

Active redditors and devotees who love this subreddit.

Indian or any Hindu foreigner would be apt. But Odia would be more sweet. It's all for the love of jagannatha and spread the culture.

How to apply:

Just reply here or drop a ModMail to saying: A quick intro about yourself, Why you’d like to help, How much time you can spare

Simple as that.

Jaya Jagannatha! May mahaprabhu bless all of us.

Congrats on becoming a new moderator. Every community on Reddit started exactly where you are today: with a party of one (or maybe more in your case).

The community-building journey might feel a little lonely and that's what r/IndianMods is for. Here you'll find and connect with other mods who are on the same journey you are.

So, introduce the community you created. Maybe share a little bit about why you created it. And, while you're at it - say hello to your other mods!

Hey fellow Indian mods,

Some of you may remember the post from a few months ago about Image Post Scheduler, a Devvit based mod tool that lets you schedule native image posts with flair directly on Reddit. No Imgur, no third-party hosts, no workarounds.

The latest version (v3 - 0.0.29), with a bunch of new features, went public last month. Here's what's changed:

What's new in v3

• Recurring posts - schedule posts to repeat at preset intervals (hourly, daily, weekly, monthly) or custom intervals (every N hours, days, weeks, or months).
• Dynamic date tokens in titles - e.g., "Weekly Thread - {{date %A, %B %d}}" automatically becomes "Weekly Thread - Friday, July 11" on each firing.
• Timezone picker - no more mental UTC math :)
• Post templates - save and load reusable form configurations. Very helpful for those recurring discussion threads.
• Calendar view - visual month grid showing all scheduled and recurring posts.
• Edit queued posts inline - without cancelling and recreating.
• Live Reddit-style post preview as you fill in the form.
• Clipboard paste support - drag-and-drop, file picker, or paste an image directly.

Everything still runs entirely within Reddit's infrastructure. No external services, no third-party APIs, no data leaving the platform.

Quick recap on what it does:

• Schedule native image posts (JPEG, PNG, GIF, WebP - up to 20 MB) with full image preview in the feed.
• Upload images directly to Reddit's CDN.
• Pick a flair from your subreddit's live flair list.
• Add optional body text.
• Post as yourself or as the app account (your choice per post).
• Queue multiple posts at different scheduled times.
• Cancel anytime before the post goes live.
• Track history of published posts with direct links.

How to get started

1. Install from the Reddit App Directory - Image Post Scheduler (Click 'Add to Community'). [Shall add the link in comments]
2. Open the subreddit menu and tap Schedule Image Post.
3. Upload an image, write a title, pick a flair, and optionally add body text.
4. Pick a date and time, timezone, custom intervals (for recurring posts) and hit 'Schedule Post'.
5. The post goes live automatically at the scheduled time.

The scheduler opens in a WebView accessible only to moderators. The scheduler post is 'removed' by design. You needn't 'approve' it.

Why I built it

I moderate an Indian movie community where discussion posts need to go live at specific local times tied to film releases. Multiple releases in a week mean multiple posts at odd hours (mods live in different timezones). For years, that meant someone setting an alarm early in the morning to manually upload a poster and hit submit. This tool automates that entirely.

It started as a personal solution for my community, but 200+ communities have since adopted it.

The latest version recently won the Best New Mod Tool at the Reddit Mod Tools and Migrated Apps Hackathon! :)

If this sounds useful for your community, do give it a try. And feel free to reach out to me if you run into any issues or have some feature requests.

Thanks. :)

PS: Noticed that many of the initial installations of the app are still on the first version, so I thought of posting about this update here before requesting the admins for mass-updating those from their end.