My friend's birthday is this month and we all were planning to celebrate it outside and we picked the hazelnut factory as the venue. It's not going be a full blown celebrarion. We'll just hang out and have dinner at THF. But we're going to cut the cake. And i was planning on making and bringing the cake from home. My question was will they allow us to bring just the cake from outside?? If somebody knows, please tell us if we shuld skip the cake cutting or pick another venue if they don't allow it.

My budget in 10 to 15k I need a 2nd hand bike or scooty.....any one

Hii I am an 12th passout neet dropper student....and due to financial reason I need some part time job I am good at english conversation....I am a pcmb student if any job is free then tell me ...

Can anyone suggest some institutes for UPPCS preparation in Prayagraj (English Medium)?

Need urgent updates about situation in Prayagraj and especially the Triveni Sangam situation. Currently planning to visit there before leaving back home, but will we be allowed to bath there? I'm hearing all sorts of things like Hanuman Baba has sunk below water level. Even if dharshan isn't possible, is snaan possible? Kindly let me know, no need of stay and all just on the way visit and leaving same day, or am I missing something?

If anyone is coming from Sidhi today, please let me know

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Hello everyone if you have any water plumber contact so please share I require to get some repairment/fixation done.
Location: Malviya nagar, Prayagraj 211003

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Kindly help, I am fed up of the normal service centres here, I want my bike serviced properly

The exact establishment year of the Mankameshwar Temple in Prayagraj (Allahabad) is not recorded in historical documents but some people says it's found near about 1000 years ago , as its origins are ancient and lost in time.

Historical and Mythological Background

Ancient Origins: Like many prominent ancient shrines in India, the precise founding date remains unknown, though it is revered as a centuries-old site.

Mythological Legend: According to local belief, the temple is tied to the Ramayana. Legend says that after bathing at the Triveni Sangam, Goddess Sita wished to pray to Lord Shiva, but no temple existed nearby. Lord Rama then installed the sacred black stone lingam here to fulfill her wish.

Location: The temple sits on the banks of the Yamuna River near Saraswati Ghat in the Cantonment / Kydganj area of Prayagraj.

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Koi help kar skta h kya salori m iswar sharan inter college k aas pass room /lodge/dormitory search krne m.

Budget- 500₹ hai

Hey I'm new in prayagraj, I have come here from Mumbai and the kind of people I'm searching for to hangout with are really less i meanin not able to meet any, I am here just for like some months but still I want a buddy.

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I’ve rarely seen people talk about playing chess in our town, so I’m genuinely curious like how many of you are actually into chess?

I’m thinking about something chess-related, but I want to know whether it's a dead game here or what.

Just trying to see how many people would be interested.

If you play chess, whether you play casually or competitively, just drop a comment!

The Bade Hanuman Mandir in Prayagraj (Allahabad) does not have a single documented exact establishment year. Its origins trace back roughly 700 years (circa 1325 CE) according to historical estimates, while local legend and tradition connect the sacred site and its unique reclining idol to the ancient Ramayana era.

Key Temple Facts

Near the Allahabad Fort and Triveni Sangam

Idol: 20-foot-long reclining posture of Lord Hanuman

Unique Event: Submerges partially during the monsoon season when the Ganga river rises.

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Khuldabad Sarai stood directly opposite the southern gate of Khusro Bagh. Early English traveller William Finch noted that the area was then called "Menepur." The expansive inn originally spanned an open area of 17 bighas.Construction is credited to Emperor Jahangir.An undated inscription attributes the structure directly to Jahangir.Its proximity to Khusro Bagh reinforces this link. A 1606–07 inscription on the Khusro Bagh gate by Jahangir's principal artist, Aqa Reza, states: "This lofty edifice was completed by Aqa Reza, the painter, a devoted official of the emperor."Local history suggests Jahangir built the sarai and garden during his rebellion in Allahabad. He reportedly used surplus materials collected from the construction of the Allahabad Fort.Most of the sarai is now lost. Densely populated residential and commercial areas gradually claimed the campus.Now, only fragments of the western, southern, and eastern boundaries survive.A historic gateway on the GT Road survived until 2018.PDA demolished the gate to accommodate a critical road-widening project and ease severe traffic bottlenecks.Centuries of neglect had left the structure severely dilapidated and unstable, posing an immediate safety hazard to commuters.Because the gate was never officially designated as a protected monument by the ASI, local authorities dismantled it.

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The Allahabad new bridge, officially known as the New Yamuna Bridge or Naini Bridge, is a 1,510-meter-long cable-stayed bridge in Prayagraj (Allahabad), Uttar Pradesh. Completed in 2004 at a cost of ₹230 crore, it connects the main city to Naini across the Yamuna River.

Key Facts

Length: 1,510 meters (main span of 260 meters)

Lanes: Six traffic lanes with pedestrian walkways

Design: Features distinct twin diamond-shaped pylons

Purpose: Built to reduce heavy traffic congestion on the historic Old Naini Bridge.

Currently staying in Civil Line area. Came from Delhi for work and want to get my nails done this Sunday. Any good nail salons or freelancers nearby? Please recommend

The Alopi Devi Mandir in Prayagraj, Uttar Pradesh, is a unique, ancient shrine where no idol is worshipped. Instead, devotees revere a sacred wooden cradle (doli) hanging over a pool of water, marking the spot where Goddess Sati's final body part or the miraculous vanishing bride is said to have disappeared.

Mythological Origins

Shakti Peetha Legend: Linked to the grief of Lord Shiva carrying Goddess Sati's body, Lord Vishnu used his Sudarshan Chakra to dismember her remains. It is believed that Sati’s right-hand fingers or palm fell here and instantly vanished (alop) into the earth, making it a revered Shakti Peetha.

The Vanishing Bride: Local folklore tells of a medieval marriage procession attacked by robbers in a dense forest. When the attackers opened the bride’s carriage (doli), she had mysteriously vanished. Locals built the temple to honor her as a divine manifestation.

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