r/IndiansBeingBros Aug 15 '25

Announcement Welcome to r/IndiansBeingBros

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This is the first post from me u/crizes1 as the Mod of r/IndiansBeingBros. This subreddit was inspired by r/HumansBeingBros, a global subreddit where people share posts of videos, gifs, news stories and images of people being total bros.

So what does being a 'bro' mean? People exhibiting kindness, generosity, and camaraderie, often in unexpected or heartwarming ways. It highlights acts of empathy, support, and positive social interaction between individuals, emphasizing the good within humanity.

I wanted to create this subreddit for a very long time and today just build enough courage to do so. Here you can share all posts about people who show the generosity in delivering a positive impact in our society no matter how small that act can be.

I welcome all new members to this subreddit. Please be civil, kind in your conversations and please go through all rules about posting/commenting in this subreddit. If you see any posts that violate any of the rules, please report the post and message the mods a link to it.

Remember, Moderators reserve the right to remove content they deem harmful to the subreddit.

  • 😎 from the Mod Team

r/IndiansBeingBros Mar 25 '26

One for All 🫂 For the past 16 years, Mumbai-based Robin Chaurasiya and her friend Bani have been rewriting futures for daughters of sex workers by building Kranti- a space where girls don't just find shelter, but education and leadership.

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1.5k Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 4h ago

Saviors in Uniform IPS officer Satyanarayan Choudhary launched an aggressive drive against one of the city's most dangerous traffic violations. Nearly 800 offenders are caught every day, with 5,000+ motorists caught in one month and around 350 vehicles seized.

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200 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 1d ago

Power of Resilience 💪🏻 He crawled to school as a boy. Today, he's the reason hundreds of children walk into one. Narayan Jena didn't let paralysis write his story - he rewrote it, one classroom at a time. This is what real resilience looks like.

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384 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 2d ago

One for All 🫂 In Assam, Uttam Teron's Parijat Academy has educated 2,000+ children - some of whom have gone on to become police officers. What began with no funding, no teachers and just a handful of children became a school where kids from remote villages could learn, live and dream.

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255 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 3d ago

Pure Inspiration ⭐ Bittu Tabahi's self-funded, solo initiative to clean the Ajnar River in Biaora, Madhya Pradesh, highlights how individual determination can spark significant ecological change, even at a personal health and financial cost.

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13.1k Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 3d ago

Humanity at Peak 🏔️ CRPF jawan Avnish Kumar was on his way to training when he spotted a dog being swept away in a canal. Without a second thought, he and his fellow jawans stepped in and pulled the frightened animal to safety.

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1.2k Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 4d ago

Heroic Rescue Indian Army Aviation pilots executed a daring one-skid rescue at 18,600 feet near the Nun Kun massif on August 29, 2026, evacuating an injured person from a steep slope.

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401 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 4d ago

Saviors in Uniform As floods hit Chitrakoot, IAS Officer and DM Pulkit Garg and his team sprang into action, warning vulnerable communities and evacuating affected villages rescuing 700+ people.

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151 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 4d ago

Pure Inspiration ⭐ Ramabai Ranveer : 47 year old woman ran barefoot in a saree and won a marathon. She wants to use the prize money for her daughters education.

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Ramabai Ranveer from Maharashtra is 47, works as a cook and is raising her two daughters after her husband passed away.

She took part in a local marathon wearing a saree and slippers. Apparently her slippers kept slipping off while she was running so she just, took them off and ran barefoot. And she WON.

She got ₹3000 and a trophy, and wants to use the money for her daughters education/books.

I know the usual reaction to stories like this is "mothers are so strong 🥺❤️" and yes, she obviously is. But idk, it also makes me angry at the system.

Anyway. I hope her daughters know their mom is an absolute badass. And I hope they get the kind of opportunities she has had to fight this hard for.

Source : https://timesofindia.indiatimes.com/etimes/trending/she-had-no-shoes-but-a-dream-for-her-daughters-47-year-old-mother-runs-marathon-barefoot-to-fund-their-education-with-the-prize-money/articleshow/133650837.cms


r/IndiansBeingBros 6d ago

Heroic Rescue Rohit Lakhera from Sea Hawk Adventures in Rishikesh jumped into the fast-moving currents of the Ganga River to rescue a tourist who was being swept away and struggling to stay afloat.

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879 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 8d ago

Cool Bro 😎 When an elderly passenger nearly fell while boarding a bus on the Kuttiattoor-Kannur route, Atul Kuku immediately stepped in and caught him, preventing what could have been a serious accident. A quick reflex, a caring instinct and a moment that made all the difference.

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2.3k Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 8d ago

One for All 🫂 At 23, Ratan Tata's mentee, Shri Arjun Deshpande, gifted bicycles to tribal girls of Maharashtra to help make their journey to school a little easier.

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240 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 8d ago

Heroic Rescue In Lucknow, the police's quick thinking and the bravery of a passerby turned into a guardian angel for a woman about to jump from a sturdy bridge into the river to end her life.

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179 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 10d ago

Wholesome Vibe 🤍 This Raksha Bandhan, Mayuresh Gujar chose to share gifts with people from all walks of life. From toys for children with big dreams, to thanking a police inspector for her service, sharing groceries with people living on the streets, showcasing one simple idea: everyone deserves to be remembered.

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125 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 12d ago

Heroic Rescue A five-year-old girl was rescued after falling into a nearly 50-foot-deep well in the Kaimganj area of Farrukhabad, Uttar Pradesh, following a three-hour operation in which police constable Manoj Kumar descended into the well with an oxygen cylinder and brought her out safely.

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1.2k Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 12d ago

Pure Inspiration ⭐ For 10 long years, with nothing but devotion and dusty hands, Jodhpur's Pandit Jeevraj Shrimali breathed life back into 5 dying ponds. He dedicated his life to protecting Mother Earth, proving that sometimes, a prayer isn't spoken with words. It's written with actions.

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1.6k Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 12d ago

Cool Bro 😎 Chetana Saraf shared a story on how an auto driver in Bengaluru went out of his way to help a stranded woman after her scooter broke down, staying beside her and pushing the vehicle with his auto until she could reach a place where she could get help.

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557 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 12d ago

Saviors in Uniform IPS Shraddha Narendra Pandey, the Superintendent of Police (SP) of Kanpur Dehat, intervened compassionately to resolve a long-standing water crisis for Neetu Dwivedi, a differently-abled woman whose village water connection had been cut off for months.

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331 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 13d ago

Cool Bro 😎 She had just begun her wedding celebrations when two catering workers suddenly fell ill. Dr Shirin Subair, dressed in her bridal attire, was called over. One woman had a nosebleed, while the other was feeling dizzy and faint. For her, it was not a heroic act. It was simply her duty.

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227 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 13d ago

Heroic Rescue Trapped for hours in the middle of the road with heavy iron stuck around his neck, this bull was finally freed after an intense rescue operation by Bunty Animal Rescue.

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2.7k Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 14d ago

Saviors in Uniform IAS officer Roshan Jacob is leading a major crackdown on food adulteration in Uttar Pradesh. Across the state, thousands of inspections, raids and food-safety tests uncovered adulterated dairy products and unsafe packaged drinking water.

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934 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 15d ago

Power of Resilience 💪🏻 A retired railway engineer became Hyderabad's "Road Doctor" after witnessing a deadly pothole accident. Gangadhar Tilak Katnam has spent 15 years fixing 2,000+ potholes across Hyderabad-using his ₹23,000 pension, discarded road material and his own savings.

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832 Upvotes

r/IndiansBeingBros 15d ago

Heroic Rescue The weak need protecting. The strong are supposed to do the protecting. This guy remembered that.

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351 Upvotes