Dhaba - Maang Kya Maangta Hai

No matter who you are, where you are from, What your qualification is, You can Still Work with Dhaba! Dhaba is our idea of a Complete venture.

Dhaba is an entity that currently works on 6 diversities under the banner of 6 names providing and assisting people with almost anything they might require! You have it all in one!

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12/06/2019

Music Classes For Summer Learning.

Starting Music Classes by 21st June Onwards. Interested individuals can inbox for fee and other details. Select from Singing, Guitars and Pianos or choose more than one.

19/08/2016

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06/05/2016

The world would be so transparent if emotions were visible and measurable!

P.S: The Post has a spelling mistake, did you notice?

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06/05/2016

A 17 year old Bihari girl took a knife to a 'Ta***ic' who allegedly tried to r**e her for a second time and cut off his p***s.

The man, who is also the girl’s uncle, is currently being hunted by detectives who applauded the young woman’s bravery and courage.

Police in the Madhepura district of Bihar said the young woman, believed to be aged either 17 or 18, had been r**ed last month by her uncle, who is known in the local area as a ta***ic and who performs rituals. When he allegedly tried to assault her a second time, she was prepared , having armed herself with a knife.

The girl then reported what had happened to a village council. When the council failed to tackle the matter to her satisfaction, the young woman contacted women police officers, located at the local station.

Senior officer AK Singh, superintendent at the Alam Nagar police station, located around 200 miles east of the state capital, Patna said that the man had abused his position as a member of the family and her trust.

“The incident happened 20 days ago. Initially the girl went to the [village council] but when that was unable to resolve the matter the case was brought to me,” said Mr Singh. “We then filed a case at the women’s police station.”

The alleged attacker had fled after the incident and that officers were looking for him. Asked whether any charges had been filed against the young woman, he replied: “Why should we file a case against her? We should applaud her bravery and courage.”