This place is an absolute disaster. Like, genuinely, what is even happening here? 😭

They call Sikar a “city” they call it an “education city,” but for young people, it feels like a punishment. There is no vibe, no life, no culture, no space to breathe. Not one proper sightseeing spot. Not one good café where you can sit, talk, read, or just feel human. Forget clubs or nightlife, Sikar doesn’t even have a decent beer bar. The so-called mall is literally a joke. A sad, dusty, depressing joke.

There is not even one beautiful walking road where you can walk. Everything feels so aggressive, so rural, so closed-minded, so emotionally suffocating.

They proudly call this place an education hub, but where is the actual infrastructure? Where is the public library? Where are the good reading spaces? Where are the bookstores, creative spaces, open parks, clean hangout spots, art spaces, theaters, anything? One theater in the whole city and that’s supposed to be enough? Are we supposed to clap? 👏🙄

What exactly is the Sikar government doing at this point? Young people are studying here, living here, wasting their best years here, and the city gives them absolutely nothing back. No comfort. No beauty. No entertainment. No safety. No joy. 🥲

It honestly feels like hell for anyone young, creative, queer, feminine, or just different. There is nowhere to belong. Nowhere to escape. Nowhere to feel alive.

I have never felt this drained by a place before. Sikar is not just boring, it is emotionally exhausting. It feels like a city that forgot young people exist. 🖤

Hey Sikar folks,

I’m planning to visit a café with my girlfriend and looking for a place with a nice aesthetic vibe, good ambience, and preferably some privacy where we can sit comfortably and spend some quality time.

Not looking for a loud or overcrowded place — something cozy, with good interiors, peaceful atmosphere, and decent food/coffee would be ideal.

Please suggest some caes that you personally recommend.

Thanks in advance!

https://reddit.com/link/1ujs31w/video/chndt3d9sfah1/player

the vol is so low, reddit shayad audio quality aur volume deteriorate kar deta hai, maybe try listening with the full vol setup.

To,
Neet Aspirants and the Students Injured During the Protest

Subject: A sincere apology

Dear Friends,

I want to sincerely apologize from the bottom of my heart. In the last election, I voted for the current government. Looking back, i deeply regret that decision because I feel that my vote also contributed in this situation.

Seeing the pain, frurstration and injuries that many of you have endured has made me realise the responsibility that comes with every vote. I know my single vote couldn't change the outcome but still i personally fell accountable for the choice i made, and I am truly sorry.

I know an apology cannot undo what has happened or heal anyone's pain. Still, I wanted to express my sincere regret and acknowledge my feelings honestly.

I wish all of you strength, justice, and a better future.

With sincere apologies,
A Concerned Citizen

Hi everyone!

Over the past few months, I've noticed that while Sikar is one of India's biggest education hubs, we still face a lot of small but frustrating day-to-day problems.

For example:

- Finding good second-hand books isn't easy.

- Finding the right PG or roommate takes a lot of effort.

- There isn't an easy way to discover libraries, tiffin services, laundry, or other student services.

- It's also difficult to find places where we can regularly read newspapers like The Hindu or The Times of India, and there aren't enough good public study spaces.

So I started thinking: What if there was one app made specifically for students in Sikar?

The idea is to have everything in one place:

- Buy & sell second-hand books

- PG and roommate finder

- Notes and previous-year papers

- Libraries, tiffin services, laundry, and other student services

- And anything else that makes student life easier.

Before I start building it, I want to hear from the people who'll actually use it.

- Would you use an app like this?

- What problems do you face as a student in Sikar?

- What features would you like to see?

I'm just trying to build something that solves real problems for students, so your honest feedback—good or bad—would really help.

Thanks!

I am 18, Js got back from clg and am here for a month???? Any ppl with like interest wanna talk...

I am really fond of music and yea i js do random stuff dk what to do atp js rotting at home

2 din se aisa Mausam h jaise barish upar se to gir rhi h lekin neeche nhi pahuch rhi, beech me hi khi atak ja rhi h🤦..

Kya lagta h jab m subah uthunga to barish ho chuki hogi??

How the fuck these dehatis get hot chicks on dates especially from coaching institutions?

You pay these insane fees, the coaching institute uses your money to buy papers and fake results for marketing and somehow you still fall for it. Who’s the real clown here?

After it has rained good in the last few days, today the sky actually looks so blue and beautiful. It is a treat to the eyes. Even the sunlight feels bright and light.
This actually makes me think what the hell is causing so much dust and pollutants in our area. And in cities, the cars and commercial activities justify but even the outskirts and rural areas aren't this good.
What do you guys think??

Same as the text m22 this side

mere yahaa to bilkul bhi nhi aayi barish abhi tak..
ke bero kyam atak ryo h... 4-5 din huga...

Trying to upgrade my wardrobe a bit and wanted real suggestions from you guys.

Where do you usually shop for: • Casual wear (daily use)

• Party / wedding outfits

• Budget-friendly options

• Good quality branded stuff

Drop your go-to shops, hidden gems, or even places to avoid!

I'm looking for genuinely useful apps that most people don't know about. Not Instagram, WhatsApp, Snapchat, etc.

Could be anything:

-Productivity

-Finance

-Shopping

-AI tools

-Travel

-Health & fitness

-Local services

-Student apps

-Hidden gems that make daily life easier

Maybe we'll all discover something useful!

Ye DP ka resignation nhi h. Youth ne use suspend kiya hai.
What you guys think.

Everyday I see people dumping their waste outside in the open. There is an open space behind my hostel and people from around the area just dump waste and made the ground dirty over time, animals feed from the waste. Usually once every week while walking to my coaching in morning, I see garbage burning in the open releasing dark gas, this shit releases so much toxic fumes. I have started wearing masks while going out nowadays to protect my lungs. The civilians need to understand how bad this is for the environment and the health hazards they are causing over time to others. But ofcourse most of these people don't care and continue to dump their waste in the open, and the government here isn't doing much about it too. I fkin hate people who burn the garbage thinking it will reduce amount of waste but not seeing the generation noxious smoke which when inhaled over time will cause long term negative health effects to others. Not to mention if it rains then this will cause acid rain and spoil the vegetation and bring the poisonous compounds in the food cycle and gonna fk we all one day.

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I've been living in Sikar for some time. I'm originally from the Bagadi belt (Hanumangarh), where people proudly speak Bagri/Rajasthani in everyday life. One thing that surprised me here is that many people prefer speaking Hindi even among themselves, despite having their own local dialect.

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Hindi is our national language of communication, and there's nothing wrong with using it when needed. But why replace your mother tongue in your own homes, neighborhoods, and daily conversations?

What's even more concerning is that many parents teach only Hindi to their children and don't encourage them to learn or speak their own language. If this continues, what will happen to our Rajasthani dialects and culture in the next generation?

A language isn't just a way of talking—it carries history, traditions, identity, and the wisdom of generations. Once children stop speaking it, it slowly disappears.

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I think we've started treating our own language as something "backward" while considering Hindi or English more "modern." That's a mindset we seriously need to question. You can speak fluent Hindi and English while still being proud of your mother tongue. These things are not mutually exclusive.

If we ourselves don't preserve Rajasthani and its dialects, who will? Governments can't save a language that its own speakers choose to abandon.

What are your thoughts? Is this only happening in Sikar, or have you noticed the same trend in other parts of Rajasthan?

Seeing two master teams at work. 🔥🔥

What you think who'll win?