RANT. REPORT. REFORM
At TownTherapy, we fix what we can, and make the authorities sweat for what they should.
Turning our Town's mess into momentum
About town therapy club
How it all Started
Hazaribagh is our home. We’ve grown up on its streets, celebrated festivals in its chowks, and shared countless memories under its skies.
But over time, we’ve also seen it fall victim to neglect — overflowing garbage dumps, broken roads, traffic jams, poor planning, and a lack of civic sense.
Instead of waiting for someone else to fix things, we decided to step up and do something about it.
That’s how Town Therapy was born — a group of citizens who love this town a little too much to just sit back and complain.
Healing Hazaribagh, one small step at a time..
What We Do
We believe change doesn’t always have to be boring or serious. It can be creative, bold, and even fun.
At Town Therapy, we mix hands-on action with out-of-the-box ideas to create real impact.
Here’s how we contribute:
Clean-Up Drives: Rolling up our sleeves to tackle garbage dumps, polluted areas, and neglected spaces.
Tree Plantations: Adding a little more green to our grey streets and keeping Hazaribagh what it is ["हजार बागों का शहर"].
Awareness Campaigns: Using street art, posters, and public messaging to spark conversations about civic sense.
Satirical Activism: From witty posters on potholes to sarcastic signs on overflowing trash, we use humor to highlight serious problems and push for accountability.
We don’t just point fingers — we point out problems and offer solutions.
Why Town Therapy?
The name says it all — our town needs therapy.
Just like people, towns can get sick too. They need care, attention, and sometimes a little tough love to get better.
We’re here to be that therapy — a movement where citizens, humor, and action come together to revive the spirit of Hazaribagh.
Our Mission
Our mission is simple: to heal Hazaribagh through action and awareness.
We want to inspire citizens to care for their surroundings and hold authorities accountable for the town we all share.
Whether it’s fixing a broken streetlights, cleaning a Jheel, or making a noise about civic neglect, every step counts toward building a cleaner, greener, and stronger community.