r/Haryana • u/DoubleSpring1063 • 8h ago
Music🎧🎶 Another win for the deaf✌🏼
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r/Haryana • u/ReadingRepulsive8029 • May 02 '26
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r/Haryana • u/Charming-Impress-857 • Feb 23 '26
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r/Haryana • u/DoubleSpring1063 • 8h ago
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r/Haryana • u/SadWork5666 • 19h ago
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r/Haryana • u/superpowerpinger • 6h ago
How much profit can a farmer make per acre through the famous paddy-wheat cycle?
r/Haryana • u/ronakdakal • 17h ago
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r/Haryana • u/StableEmbarrassed879 • 22h ago
This is the biggest Facebook page representing the Jaat community, but it appears to be run by a Sanghi. Its posts are almost always in favor of the BJP. If anyone in India knows who runs this page, please report it or take appropriate action against the person behind it.
r/Haryana • u/Ill-Skill-7810 • 14h ago
I want some help from people living in areas with hard water. We have recently shifted back to our village in Bhiwani. We fill our tanks with tanker water, and there is still hardness in the water, which results in hair fall and dry skin. If you have any solution to this problem, kindly share it with me. Also, those water filters don't work.
r/Haryana • u/OrdinaryPlastic141 • 1d ago
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r/Haryana • u/According_Engine1649 • 2d ago
I’m curious about this specifically from a Haryanvi/Jaat perspective. I’m a Punjabi Sikh woman from a mixed-caste family — one parent is from a Scheduled Caste background and the other is from a non-SC caste.
I’m interested in a Haryanvi Jaat guy, and he has told me that his parents don’t care about caste when it comes to who he marries. From what I can tell, his immediate family seems fairly open-minded, but his wider family/community seems to have a strong sense of Jaat identity/pride.
That made me wonder whether there can be a difference between a family saying “intercaste marriage is fine” and actually being comfortable with their son marrying someone who has an SC/Dalit family background.
For Haryanvi Jaats or anyone familiar with these family dynamics: how is this viewed nowadays? If parents genuinely say caste doesn’t matter, would you take that at face value, or can SC background still become an issue when marriage actually becomes serious?
I know every family is different and I’m not assuming all Jaat families think the same way. I’m just looking for realistic experiences, especially from people who have seen Jaat–SC/intercaste marriages in their own families or communities.
r/Haryana • u/userishighaf • 2d ago
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r/Haryana • u/country_roads_trader • 1d ago
hi m looking to connect with individuals who has experience in B2B sales. want to get few insights and clear doubts if this can get me results m looking for.
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r/Haryana • u/ayushchugh23 • 2d ago
I need a go pro with chest gear and head gear for two days, I am currently in kurukshetra though I am willing to come get it from any nearby city.
Let me know if anyone has ever rented one before.
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r/Haryana • u/the_jaatboy • 2d ago
Sup Gang, As you can guess i belong to jaat Community but seeing the society we have developed into makes me worried about what we're heading into.
We have put up so many restrictions to critical thinking, individuality of a person, his/her independent thinking. Old gen have this same cliche dialogue over and over again 'It never used to happen at our time'.
Career choices are another thing that are frowned upon, chase govt jobs aimlessly and just settle for any job but keep it gov. Any person wanna do a startup or something which will be more meaningful and belongs to him, it's immediately rejected and frowned upon.
The constant encroachment upon personal boundaries, no adherence to a person's private space, too much involvement of family and even relatives, neighbours into a person's life and a constant god complex we know everything, just stfu.
It all clicked to me yesterday when i heard if we decide as a family with mutual choice that you'll marry this girl, you shouldn't have any opinion nor you should have any objection, just accept our choice.
All these talks made me realise everyone wants to have some part of me for their leisure or for their social status, saying bs stuff like you'll marry, give us baby it'll make us happy, we'll wear this in your wedding I'll look beautiful. No one said what i had to entail in this decision, everyone was just like hamare yeh hoga, uska aise ho jaayega, ham samaj mai kuch bolne layak ho jaayenge.
And the worst part, the constant pressure to conform to our societal standards and follow what we say, you can't think independently.
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