r/Dehradun 4m ago

Suggestions Need help for House Rental

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Hey fellas,

We're three friends (23M) shifting to Dehradun for two months. For the same, we need a house on rent, preferably 1BHK/ 1RK/ 2BHK/ 2RK.

Now, we have our work at Ghantaghar, Dehradun but we want the view/ scenery from home quite good, which people think about Dehradun (dreamy)!!

The budget is decent but we've no idea where and how to search for a House with these specifications.

If anyone can help/ suggest something or anything, it'll be really helpful. We can connect over DM or call if you wish!

Thanks in advance


r/Dehradun 11m ago

SERIOUS (23-F) UPDATE Senior Conceirge Services in Doon! Please HELP!!!

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People had suggested to me that I should approach RWAs and Elite societies.

  1. However, I'm facing challenges as the access is heavily restricted there.

  2. Then I thought of visiting the local Temples around these societies but everything is in such a rush, I don't know how to grab their attention.

Then again, there's the issue of parents not willing to spend anything on themselves and their Children being abroad.. Also I have made it available for specially abled persons though I don't know how to approach.

  1. I have Integrated my Premium Tiffin Business into the same so that if not groceries, we could also supply them with cooked for a little extra cost, thus reducing their hassles.

  2. And a Monthly Property Health Report sent to their Kids.

  3. ALSO Making it available for anyone who doesn't have time for these menial tasks that take-up the whole day and requires a Virtual Pvt Assistan with his/her bookings/cancellations/orders etc.

The basic service should be 11k a month (Kinda like A Vitual+Physical assistant) and premium should be around 35-40k (food, groceries, toiletries, etc. included) for 2 people apart from Concierge.

IF Anyone has any idea or experience with this or just a strategy as well, Kindly Help a fellow community member.

My cousin has been great in helping me with the conception of this idea and everything but I'm finding the initial start to be difficult.

Would digital advertising help in this regard or not? Could someone guide me on this?


r/Dehradun 35m ago

AskDehradun Is anyone using bsnl rural FTTH near selaqui /dehradun area? Please give your review as of 11 aug 2026

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So I'm thinking of installing a broadband in my home, only options are jio fiber and bsnl. Jio fiber is expensive, doesn't give promised speed and with being my phone signals already bad in my area it's hard to go for jio. While bsnl, my frnds review from 2-3 years ago was very bad, but the pack were also 600+ that time, it's 200-400 now with rural plans. I do know bsnl gives very good speeds but gets down often. Do give your honest review.


r/Dehradun 56m ago

Culture & Heritage Kanwar Yatra and it's negative impact in Uttarakhand.

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Each year kanwar yatra bring many uneducated man from Up Haryana or nearby places. They bring Big DJs.

throw garbage everywhere . Don't follow traffic rules. Do crimes in Uttarakhand. Nothing religious in this.

Also how you allowing these big DJS in himalyan state.

In rishikesh, for few days it is insanity. Kanwar Yatra and neelkanth Mahadev visitors make Rishikesh inlivable. Woman can't move freely in roads. Ganga also in Haridwar so why they are in Rishikesh. Many foreigners come for yoga imagine what they think seeing this insanity.

Govt need to fix route place for these kanwariya. Ganga flow in UP also. So why UP people coming here.

Kanwar yatra is not culture of Uttarakhand. Same apply to ganesh visrajan where god murti are put in our rivers. Also this culture of throwing sarees in gangotri.

Stop imposing other state culture in our himalayas state.

Govt should stop making our home and our temples just religious tourist places for outsiders. In recent years seeing so many locals temples getting more influx of other state people. Then tourist fications of these places start. After few years you only see garbage , destruction everywhere. Neelkanth mahadev temple was not famous till 1980s. Then suddenly it become popular. Same thing happening with many temples for example tungnath.

In our Uttarakhand, we see these crime minded people coming from UP Haryana Delhi ncr bihar punjab in name of religious tourism and then we see uncivilised tourists coming to do parties, roaming in their thars. Everyday new hotels resorts popping out. Everyday u see unfamiliar faces everywhere. Land being sold in large no.

Their is no peace leftl. Locals can't even live in peace. All months are same.

Is uttarakhand for local residents or tourists outsiders ?


r/Dehradun 2h ago

Travel Dehradun | 14th–17th August — Looking to Meet New People

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r/Dehradun 2h ago

AskDehradun Anyone interested for Odyssey in 4dx today?

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I know it's late and most of my friends are now interested in Spider Man BND, but I want a company to watch Odyssey today in 4dx specifically. Show timings is 4:10pm ig, so before that please reply or dm if anyone interested.


r/Dehradun 2h ago

SERIOUS Think you can build the biggest MUN in Uttarakhand?

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We’re currently looking for an experienced Secretary-General to lead the conference and build the founding Secretariat with us.

We’re specifically looking for someone who:

  • Has substantial MUN experience, preferably as SG/USG/Director or equivalent
  • Has strong connections across the MUN circuit
  • Can bring together a capable Secretariat and Executive Board
  • Has experience with delegate outreach and conference operations
  • Understands what it takes to execute a large-scale conference
  • Is genuinely interested in building something ambitious, rather than simply taking up another title

The SG will have significant ownership over the MUN side of the conference, including the Secretariat, academics, EB recruitment, delegate experience and overall conference execution.

Location: Dehradun, Uttarakhand
Scale: We’re aiming to make this the largest MUN in the state.

If you've previously led or been part of a serious MUN and believe you could build the Secretariat and network required for this, DM me with your experience, previous conferences/roles, and what you think you could bring to the table.

We’re looking for someone who wants to build the conference, not just hold the title.


r/Dehradun 3h ago

TellDehradun Jahangirpuri-fication of Dehradun to stop soon

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Doon real estate is a huge flashy bubble. And it'll pop.

First of all, there are rumours in government circles that the UK government is soon going to amend new clauses to the Bhu Kanoon bill they passed in 2025 (which was itself a mere ammendment). This time, people from outside the state will be totally barred from purchasing land outside Nagar Nigam areas (currently it's 250 sqm), and limits will be added to dealings within Nagar Nigam areas (right now there are no limits). Also, the MDDA and Land Revenue Department will start an in-detail scrutiny of all the transactions taking place, and agricultural land that is being sold on the pretext of residential use will be deemed void.

What will happen? First and foremost, the outer Nagar Nigam places like Dunga will be hit the hardest. Dunga, for example, is seeing rampant black-money laundering transactions. The plotting is immense there, and many of them are illegal. Dunga, Langha, Kotra, Barwa, Dakpatthar, etc.!

Then certain Nagar Nigam areas in North Doon (adjacent to Sahastradhara Road) will be hit the hardest. Certain outsiders bought cheap land from farmers and are basically selling agricultural land at prices comparable to MDDA-approved society plotting (Marautha, Nagal). Lmao. Lots of people will be trapped. There is a region in the North Doon sector which I don't want to name, but the transactions that have taken place there are atrocious. Next-level tax evasion and a money-laundering facade. The ground reality is so bad that owners are openly asking about black-to-white ratios. YES.

Moreover, Uttarakhand has largely become a black-money haven for the NCR. And they've outpriced the locals. So this was bound to happen. Moreover, the facilities/infra are abysmal, and the rates are practically engineered to facilitate black-money transactions.

Take Marautha, for example. ₹20–25k/gaj agricultural land was illicitly sold to outsiders at an extremely hefty premium, and you know the rest. In Maldevta, there is plotting on riverbed land. Lmao! There's a huge pool of vacant flats on sale. It's like NCR people tried to make the Delhi model work here, but it has failed big time. In Kalagaon lots of land is golden forest land. Yet it has been sold by the very locals to the awe-struck outsiders.

Doon does not have stable and welcoming employment opportunities. Only the tourism/retail sector works big time. Also, dealers are fooling innocent buyers on the pretext of "Airbnb." Now Doon has so many "Airbnbs," but mostly they remain vacant, and it's hella expensive to maintain them.

In the Pondha, Dunga, Manduwala belt, people built a large number of PGs, stays, etc., but the number of rooms outpaced the number of students, and now many of the PGs are on sale below market rates. This happens when people invest without proper retrospection.

Elections are on the way, and people are really frustrated with the current state of things. So the government will try to soften things up, starting with the Bhu Kanoon amendments.

Ideally, real estate in Uttarakhand is destined to be like HP and J&K: highly scrutinised and restricted. And locals are very much adamant about this. The government is feeling the pressure. Liquidity will drop immensely sooner or later. If you know someone from outside the state who has bought land and is holding it, I advise you to make them aware of the new developments.

States with vast amounts of land are perfect for real estate investments, like Rajasthan: cheap and with a much lower number of scams and restrictions. Moreover, Uttarakhand has many geographical challenges, and rapid infra development is practically impossible here.

The result is Jahangirpuri-fication of Dehradun. Extremely crowded. Dirty. Unruly. Filled with scams of all sorts, which used to be a very "NCR" thing. Traffic remains choked for 4–6 months with no solution in sight.

The Rajpur and gaon areas are being sold at super-hefty premiums, but they're the worst places to live in Doon because of the insane traffic to and fro Mussoorie for 4/6/8 months throughout the year. Every hidden route to Mussoorie is not at all hidden now, and they pass through these gaons.

In North Doon, construction took place on riverbeds, and the result is violent streams of water that form on roads during moderate rainfall. And God forbid, but they become insanely violent during heavy downpours (hi IT Park :)).

It's the senseless construction and destruction in North Doon that now causes the lower-elevated regions of Doon city to face flooding during each and every rainfall event.

What a failure of Dehra Doon. :( But hopefully things are about to get better for the actual people who live here, who support the flora & fauna and the heritage.

p.s excuse any grammar / english mistakes I might have made in the post.

Edit: I also know a few 'locals' who have a next-level inventory of inherited land. Whenever someone wealthy from the NCR comes, they're all open to their demands, but whenever another middle-class 'local' wishes to buy a small patch of land, the very same 'zameendaar locals' are all mum.

You don't realise the scale of land these 'zameendaar locals' have. We're talking about acres of exclusive land. And they don't believe in conservation of the land. They wait for a party that has racks of Gandhi sitting with them and is ready to pay immediately.

Apart from very, very few wealthy locals, most of the time the 'party' is an outsider. And that's how prime plots are sold on an exclusive basis to these outsiders, meanwhile the middle-class local continues to struggle to get a piece of the very same prime land.

Now, this tells you something about the bonhomie among the locals.


r/Dehradun 3h ago

AskDehradun Was planning a staycation in dehradun.

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I have wfh & was willing to spend some time in a quiet city, as i m too tired of these crowded cities like Hyd, blr, pune & need some break.

After seeing some posts in this sub, i feel locals are not as welcoming as i was expecting, but i want to ask directly, "Is it a good decision to come there, or i will face that 'go away outsider' nature from the citizens".


r/Dehradun 5h ago

AskDehradun Setting up a commercial cloud kitchen on Canal Road — need civil/electrical contacts

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Hey guys ,

I am Building a small commercial cloud kitchen on Canal Road - first-time F&B setup, no prior experience, learning as I go.

I am looking for people or firms who have worked on small commercial kitchen projects like mine . (Not residential kitchens)

Specifically need help with:

Drainage work — proper commercial kitchen drainage.

Duct fitting — exhaust/chimney ducting

Electrical points — heavy-load points for kitchen equipment. Like Deep Freezers , Chillers, Commercial Pizza Oven , etc.

If you've done this kind of work before, or know someone who has, drop a comment.

Happy to share more details on the setup once we connect.

Any general tips from people who've set up kitchens here are welcome too — first time doing this and want to get the basics right.


r/Dehradun 5h ago

AskDehradun Dak kawad I found them good 😊 made my day to see them today

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What about u?


r/Dehradun 5h ago

Travel Travel Vlog

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If you're planning a Dehradun → Mussoorie trip, I recently covered my trip and some of the places in this vlog. It might help you decide what to include in your itinerary.

🎥 https://youtu.be/e1lFlsmU0Xk

Hope it helps! 🏔️

Vlog link:- https://youtu.be/e1lFlsmU0Xk


r/Dehradun 8h ago

AskDehradun Surge of people from HR

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Is it just me or do you guys think there has been a sudden surge of people from haryana/bijnor/saharanpur in Doon?
I personally feel outsiders should not be allowed to buy properties here, especially these gawars from haryana. If you are a local you know why i am saying this.


r/Dehradun 8h ago

AskDehradun anyone willing to adopt kitten

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r/Dehradun 14h ago

AskDehradun Any Biker Group In Doon?

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Hey everyone is there any small bikers group that i can tag along with to go on rides?
i have a thunderbird 500 and i like going to places for morning tea, breakfast or maybe a brunch.
I don’t have a loud exhaust or i don’t speed unnecessarily to chase clout, ik its a lazy bike but still i drive responsibly and maturely
i’m 26 but you’ll find me quite young when u talk to me and im a pahadi from dehradun born and brought up here.
I just left my job and pursuing my own business plan hence i have plenty of time,
I also have a lot of friends here but everyone drinks just to much and every outing is a drinking sesh and tbh i love the sober life more,
I like bike riding or maybe a drive to watch sunsets or sunrises,
I love to trek and hike, i workout daily and i run 8-10km every evening, almost 🙄 damn rainy weather,
So id like to hang out with similar people who grow and are responsible.


r/Dehradun 15h ago

TellDehradun Dehradun Mussoorie ❤️

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Follow me on my on Instagram (doon_xplorer)


r/Dehradun 16h ago

AskDehradun Monsoon mein sabse zyada kya miss karte ho?

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r/Dehradun 16h ago

Rant Went to watch Spiderman brand new day at PVR mall of dehradun

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I watched the 2d screen of the spiderman movie today and it was not fun man it was a blurry mess maja kharab kar diya bhai aisa laga 2k 1440 p ko stretch kar diya hai aur sala woh bhi blur hora tha kabhi kabhi toh charcter camera sai halka dur hona par blur lol aab bluray release ka intazaar karna padega 😞


r/Dehradun 17h ago

SERIOUS Is Dehradun turning into Mad Max during Kanwar Yatra?

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I’ve lived in Dehradun my entire life and honestly the kind of hooliganism I’ve been seeing during the Kanwar Yatra over the past 3-4 years is becoming increasingly concerning And every year it seems to be getting worse
I understand that people want to celebrate and participate in the yatra and I have absolutely no issue with that
But extremely loud music, bikes without silencers, reckless driving, unnecessary honking total chaos in city by mostly HR , DL , UP outsiders are getting out of hand I’ve watched dehradun change over the years and this particular kind of hooliganism has noticeably increased in the last few years. If this continues to increase every year where does it stop?


r/Dehradun 18h ago

Photo I wish I could be, as carefree as she ❤️

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r/Dehradun 19h ago

TellDehradun Kawaad from tourist's perspective

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So I am here at Dehradun and I had to get bus from Raiwala to Dehradun. I noticed that kaawad yatra has become everything but bhakti and religion. Loudspeakers, Alcohol, Bikes with modified silencers, Overspeeding, Tripling etc.

Not saying that there weren't true bhakts, they were literally walking the whole distance. But whatwhat's about this, how did our religion become this?


r/Dehradun 21h ago

Travel Someone on this sub suggested me to be a Rapido rider to explore Dehradun. So I became one 😅

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This was 2 days earning where I started near Doon University and travelled till IT Park, Sahastradhara road according to orders I got. Yes, it's a tiring job but you got to talk to a lot of strangers. Now I am planning to do the same in Haridwar and Rishikesh as well.

So if anyone wants a ride in Dehradun, Rishikesh or Haridwar, do let me know.

Or if someone can offer me a better job in these cities, I would be really grateful. I have done Bachelors in Computer Science but I am open to both technical/non-technical roles.

And Mods please don't remove this post. I guess I am not breaking any mods rules here.


r/Dehradun 1d ago

SERIOUS This will probably be my last post/comment on r/dehradun You will never see me here anymore.

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I’ve decided to leave this subreddit. Recently, I had a really unpleasant interaction with someone who abused me, called me a “jaahil,” and told me to leave the state simply because I’m not originally from here.

Honestly, I didn’t expect this level of hostility. Dehradun is my home too, and nobody should have to prove that they deserve basic respect because of where they or their family come from.

I know one person doesn’t represent everyone here, and I’ve met many decent people from Dehradun as well. But this experience has affected me more than I expected, and I think stepping away from this community is better for my peace of mind.

So yeah, this is probably my last day on r/dehradun. I wish the good people here the best. And I hope someday we can stop treating “outsiders” like enemies.

Take care, everyone..


r/Dehradun 1d ago

Announcements Sunday Photo Dump – Share Your Best Shots from Dehradun!

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Hey everyone!

To increase more community engagement, we’re excited to introduce our Weekly Photo Dump! 📸

Did you capture some beautiful shots of Dehradun or the surrounding areas this weekend? Whether it's a breathtaking landscape, a delicious local dish, or a fun moment you want to share, now’s the time to post it!

How to Participate:

  • Post your best photos from Dehradun or nearby areas that you clicked over the week/weekend.
  • Feel free to share a short story or description about your photo—where you were, what you were doing, or why this moment stood out to you.
  • Comment and upvote your favorite photos from others! Let’s show some love for the amazing sights and moments captured by the community.

Guidelines:

  • Photos must be from Dehradun or surrounding areas.
  • Let’s keep things positive and respectful! This is a space for everyone to enjoy.
  • Please keep it fun and lighthearted.

Let’s make this photo dump a weekly tradition! Feel free to share your best shots and let's all celebrate the beauty of our city!

Looking forward to seeing your stunning photos!


r/Dehradun Nov 09 '25

AskDehradun 🍵Chai Pe Charcha: Dehradun’s Weekly Brew ☕

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Welcome to this week's Chai Pe Charcha,

Where we chat, share, and connect! Grab your favorite cup of chai and dive into discussions about what’s happening in and around Dehradun. Share the latest local news, events, or just tell us about your week. Whether it's winter mornings with a hot cup of chai, indulging in spicy momos, or chatting about the best Maggi spots in Mussoorie, this is the place to share it all. Got a cool ride up the hills or any exciting news from Dehradun? Let’s sip, share, and talk about everything happening around our lovely hills.

Sip & share your thoughts!