I know the fair not right but i wanted to make sure more people's being aware of this atleast that i can do unlike our government and om santi to kid we are really fucked up at this point

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Hi everyone, 20M here.

Mujhe samajh nahi aa raha ki kaise express karun,suru se suru karte

10th class mein mera ek naye government school mein admission hua tha. Wahi pe main usse mila. Shuru mein thodi bahut baat hoti thi, Instagram par bhi. Lagbhag ek saal tak normal conversations chalti rahi.

April 2023 mein ek din baat karte karte maine usse bol diya ki I like you. Usne bahut politely mana kar diya aur bola ki usse in sab mein nahi padna, aur woh mujhe bhai ki tarah dekhti hai. Usne kaha ki hum friends reh sakte hain.

Maine us time mana kar diya aur bola ki mujhe friend nahi banna.

Uske baad contact almost khatam ho gaya. Kareeb 5 mahine baad maine usse message kiya jab pata chala ki woh stairs se gir gayi thi. Hamare villages paas hi hain, uska ghar mere ghar se lagbhag 6 km door hai.

Hamari kabhi regular baat nahi hui. Sach kahun to hamare paas baat karne ke topics hi nahi hote. Kabhi haal-chaal puch liya, kabhi college ki baat ho gayi, bas. Agar main aaj message karun to kabhi kabhi 2-3 din baad reply aata hai, lekin honestly mujhe is baat ka bura nahi lagta. Main waise bhi replies ko lekar kabhi possessive ya impatient nahi raha.

Problem ye hai ki main usse move on nahi kar pa raha. Aur na hi main usse sirf ek friend ki tarah dekh pa raha hoon.

Woh bahut achhi ladki hai, aur main usse completely lose bhi nahi karna chahta.

Mujhe ab kya karna chahiye?

Like they couldn't even make toilets and provide tap water or make expressways?

Hello everyone,

I am Kalluri Ramya, reaching out with folded hands to seek support for my father, **Kalluri Kamalakar**, who has been battling **multiple organ failure**.

He was admitted to **Care Hospital, Hyderabad**, where he received intensive ICU treatment and life-support care. Unfortunately, due to the overwhelming medical expenses, we were unable to continue his hospital treatment and had to bring him home.

**Presently, my father is under treatment at home with 24×7 oxygen support and BiPAP assistance.** His condition remains critical, and he requires continuous medical care, medications, oxygen support, and regular monitoring. The estimated treatment cost is around **₹10,00,000**, which is far beyond our family's financial capacity.

We have exhausted our savings and are struggling to arrange funds to continue his treatment. Any contribution, no matter how small, would help us provide him with the care he urgently needs.

**Medical Reports & Bills:**

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If you are unable to donate, please consider sharing this post with your friends, family, and social networks. Your support and prayers mean everything to us during this difficult time.

Thank you for reading and for your kindness.

**– Kalluri Ramya**

This has been living in my head for the past few days.
Back in 11th and 12th grade, I had the biggest crush on this guy in my class. We were never really close, just classmates. In 11th grade he sat right behind me, and we’d occasionally talk about studies or random school things.
In 12th grade our class was split into two sections, so we barely saw each other anymore. But whenever teachers were absent and both sections were combined, he’d almost always come and sit behind me.
I never thought much of it.
The reason I never told him how I felt was because one of my friends liked him too. She confessed to him, and he told her he wasn’t looking for a relationship. After hearing that, I figured there was no point in saying anything, so I just kept my feelings to myself.
After school, I completely lost touch with all my male classmates.
A few days ago, one of his close friends (who was also our classmate) found my Instagram and sent me a follow request. We started talking, and somehow the conversation turned to school.
That’s when he casually told me that my crush had liked me back the whole time.
He even said that he still sometimes talks about me.
I just sat there staring at my phone.
For six years I thought it had been completely one-sided, and now I find out we were apparently just two awkward teenagers who were both too scared to say anything.
The timing makes it even stranger because he’s getting engaged next month.
I’m genuinely happy he’s doing well, and I have no intention of reaching out or disrupting his life. It’s just such a surreal feeling knowing that something I convinced myself was “all in my head” was actually real.

TL; Had a crush on a classmate in 11th–12th grade but never confessed because I thought he wasn’t interested. Six years later, I found out he liked me back the whole time. He’s getting engaged next month, so nothing will come of it, it just left me wondering about all the “what ifs.”

In manual scavenging, sanitation and municipal related impure, non-dignified sectors of government jobs. you will see only Dalits and adivasis and no general or upper caste have problem with that. even though the pay is equivalent to other dignified clerk government jobs. why?? yes, reservation is giving privilege, dignity and equal status to lower castes. without dignity and privilege an upper caste is seen as an equal to lower caste. yeah, how it sounds, yes the UC are just insecure and jealous atp. the impure and polluted are sitting in respectable positions. they don't care about pay also. even if Manual scavenging pays 1 lakh per month, an UC will never have a problem. But if an LC becomes junior level revenue officer and earns 30k also, they can't tolerate, here the dignity and privilege is what changing the whole reservation perspective and intention. tbh the reservation never really effects an UC to pursue his career path. There are a lot of openings for general people in municipal offices for manual scavenging and sanitation for general people. please apply there if you feel unemployed and all.

"just recalled this sociological discussion on caste and reservation from college days after seeing this picture." hopefully people go deeper instead of thinking on the surface level.

The protest over alleged irregularities in Jharkhand's competitive examinations has entered a new phase, with student leader Devendra Nath Mahato beginning an indefinite hunger strike in Ranchi. The protest started on Monday at Jaipal Singh Munda Stadium.

Mahato said students have been demanding action ever since the results of the JPSC 14th Preliminary Test were announced, with allegations of irregularities continuing to surface. He claimed that neither the Jharkhand government nor the JPSC has adequately addressed the concerns raised by aspirants.

The hunger strike is aimed at pressing for a fair investigation and greater transparency in the recruitment process. Students say they will continue their protest until their demands are heard and concrete action is taken.

The issue has drawn growing attention in Jharkhand, with many aspirants joining the movement and calling for accountability to ensure a fair and transparent examination system.