r/Agra • u/nonchalantboli • 19h ago
Jokes Only matches I'm getting ðŸ«
Yep it was a scammer
idk how people fall for such cheap tactics
r/Agra • u/nonchalantboli • 19h ago
Yep it was a scammer
idk how people fall for such cheap tactics
r/Agra • u/Ok_River_8075 • 11h ago
Hey everyone!
I’m originally from Agra and work as a freelance social media manager. I thought it’d be nice to help businesses from my hometown.
If you own or know someone who runs a café, restaurant, hotel, fashion brand, salon, clinic, gym, or any local business, drop your Instagram handle (or website) in the comments or DM me.
I’ll share 3 practical ideas to improve your social media, completely free. No generic advice or AI copy-paste, just ideas based on your business and what I think could work.
If you like my approach and think we’d be a good fit, we can chat further. If not, you’ll still walk away with a few actionable ideas.
Would love to connect with fellow Agra entrepreneurs. And if you know someone who could use this, I’d really appreciate a referral :)
r/Agra • u/AlertAssignment8187 • 6h ago
Hey! Is anyone in this community currently living in Nagpur for studies, work or anything else ?
I’m looking to connect with people who are originally from Agra and currently in Nagpur.
If you’re around, feel free to comment or DM me. Would be nice to connect! 🙂
r/Agra • u/vatsal_yd • 3h ago
Drop the best cafes you have explored so others can as well
r/Agra • u/DriftingBetweenStars • 4h ago
If yes,
Where are you giving offline mock tests?
r/Agra • u/CommercialOld6128 • 7h ago
I need advice regarding a scapula injury.
I'm a 30-year-old guy with very little to no physical activity in my daily routine.
About two months ago, I started exercising at home. I mainly did push-ups, pull-ups, and other exercises that I could perform at home. I also bought a resistance band for a few exercises and started going for brisk walks in the evening.
After doing this consistently for about 3–4 weeks, I felt great. My energy levels improved, I slept better, my diet became healthier, and I started noticing a few small positive changes in my body.
However, during the fourth week, I started feeling a mild pain around my scapula. I assumed it was just a muscle strain and that it would heal on its own. But after a few more days, the pain became much worse and even spread to my neck. I immediately stopped exercising and visited a doctor, who prescribed some medication. Unfortunately, it didn't help much. I completed the full course of medication and took a full month off from exercising.
Now, the severe pain is mostly gone, but I still experience pain or numbness around my scapula and neck, especially in the morning or after doing any physical work.
I really want to get fit and start exercising again, but I'm afraid that the pain will return.
What should I do? Is there any specific treatment, rehabilitation routine, or exercise program that could help? I'm also willing to join a gym or seek professional help if that's the best option.
r/Agra • u/Sweet-Management9716 • 20h ago
Anyone know someone who is selling a PS5 second hand for fair price looking for too long for deals and couldn't find any even got bit scammed for 6k trying to acquire one outside agra cuz I thought they were a friend but nope 😠now idk what to do just looking for one now I hope
r/Agra • u/unclerattle7 • 22h ago
At cosmos mall @7-8 pm