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Hello everyone,

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u/Dead-_-Alone — 3 days ago
▲ 366 r/StrangeEarth+1 crossposts

May 8, 1902, the Mount Pelée volcano on the island of Martinique erupted. In less than two minutes, the "Paris of the Caribbean"—the city of Saint-Pierre—was completely erased. Out of 30,000 residents, only one man in the direct path of the blast survived: a prisoner named Ludger Sylbaris.

First two pictures show the eruption. 3rd picture shows the cell where Ludger survived.

u/Dead-_-Alone — 6 days ago

Many people are arguing the fact that it teens should engage in politics, get updated about the events and stuff. Okay, I agree. But you gotta understand there are many members who are not into politics. We don't judge on that. It's totally their choice. And also the posts are now too repetitive. We don't want repetitive POVs on same topics. If there is a new major Event which needs to be known. It will be updated and allowed. Don't forget, IT cell guys are also posting random shit and whitewashing each's​ own parties.

So that's final.

No repetitive posts. New events will be allowed.

Stop brainwashing and manipulating people.

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u/Dead-_-Alone — 8 days ago

Hey everyone! 👋

Mods here 😊

To keep r/teensofkolkata calm, welcoming, and focused on actual teen life:

Max 4 political posts per week are allowed. • Any additional political posts will be removed.

What we’d love more of instead:

  • school/college life & exams
  • friendship/crush/drama
  • study + career stress, advice, questions
  • hobbies & niches (sports, music, gaming, art, coding, etc.)
  • teen experiences around Kolkata

Thanks for keeping the vibe respectful and supportive 🤍

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u/Dead-_-Alone — 9 days ago

So i am practicing the JEE mains level questions from my PW modules for PCM and for Bio i am studying ncert. I will also do PYQs. Is it enough or do i need to practice something else or a higher level?
Will also through read NCERT.

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u/Dead-_-Alone — 9 days ago
▲ 536 r/LostArchitecture+2 crossposts

Located near Karjat in Maharashtra, the Kondana Caves are usually dated to the 2nd century BCE. They mark an early stage in western India’s rock-cut architecture. Archaeological and stylistic research places them among early Buddhist monastic complexes that grew along trade routes linking the Deccan plateau with coastal ports.

The site includes a chaitya hall, also called a prayer hall, along with several viharas, or monastic cells. The chaitya has a horseshoe-shaped arch on its façade, and it holds an interior stupa. The overall design matches other early Buddhist cave sites like Bhaja and Bedsa. The construction details also point to a shift from timber to stone, with ribbed ceilings that copy wooden beams. The façade even reflects joinery patterns that were first done in wood. These features do more than decorate the space, because they carry a known building language into a tougher material.

Over time, weathering and partial collapses have damaged parts of the caves. Still, the carvings that remain show early sculptural work. The relief panels and façade ornamentation are fairly restrained when compared with later cave complexes. That restraint fits an early phase of Buddhist rock-cut architecture, where the layout mattered more than detailed iconography.

The Kondana Caves are important because they show a transition in Indian architecture. Builders took ideas and techniques that originally belonged to perishable materials and reworked them in stone. Their location near historic trade routes also suggests these monastic sites were tied to larger systems of travel, patronage, and trade in the early historic period.

credit: u/XxShockmaster

u/Dead-_-Alone — 8 days ago

Also 1:30hrs for error correction.
Studied a bit less today due to elections and stuff. Will target 12 hours tomorrow.

I can do it.

u/Dead-_-Alone — 10 days ago

You might think what the fug is this. But I have not performed too well to get in NITs, and all, I have slacked a lot. Wasted time a lot. Jee results gave me reality.

I only have IAT and wbjee left.

I always had a wish to research. I think this is the last chance, and I will do it. From tomorrow I will daily post 10-12 hours of study till 7th June.

Looking forward to meet you all in IISERs.

I will do it.

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u/Dead-_-Alone — 11 days ago

Irrespective of who wins, there's chances of ​clashes occuring tomorrow. So stay at your home and also urge your close and loved ones to do the same.

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u/Dead-_-Alone — 11 days ago

Hey everyone,

We have updated the list of flairs you can use to select the niche for the content you all will be posting. This will help us to keep discussions organised as well as effective. Also, a reminder that choosing post flairs is compulsory from now on.

That said, we have also noticed a very small amount of engagement by a large volume of the sub members. I would suggest you guys engage more in discussions, post something about your place, culture or anything you would like to help people know about.

If you have suggestions, drop them in the comments—especially:

  • flairs you’d like to see added/changed
  • discussion topics you want more of
  • post prompts/questions you think members would actually engage with

Let’s make this a community that creates as much as it archives.

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u/Dead-_-Alone — 15 days ago

So basically, on this day in 1789, Lieutenant Bligh, who​ was a total nightmare to work for—just a super harsh, "my way or the highway" kind of guy, was thrown out from his ship, HMS Bounty. After the crew spent five months vibing in Tahiti and getting used to the good life, Bligh tried to go back to his old ways, and the crew just wasn't having it. Fletcher Christian finally snapped, led a mutiny, and literally tossed Bligh and 18 other guys into a tiny rowboat in the middle of the Pacific. Most people would’ve just died, but Bligh was actually a genius at sailing and managed to travel 4,000 miles in that tiny boat to safety. Meanwhile, the mutineers went off the grid. Some got caught later, but Christian and his group hid out on Pitcairn Island. They stayed hidden for almost 20 years, and honestly, the wildest part is that their descendants are still living on that island today. It's basically the most successful "I quit" in history.

u/Dead-_-Alone — 16 days ago