curious_man

Destiny is pre-ordained!! u walk the GURMAT way ...u will meet ure DESTINY!! u walk the MANMAT way....u will meet ure FATE!! choice is urs :TH: :umm: .... i know its not much info in my post... i will definitely post a suitable answer... right now i have to go... !!

Crash families 'demand answers'

JUST PLAIN STUPID LEADERSHIP IN SIKHI !!

sangat ji... plzzz listen to it... i really want to have a discussion on it... especially the leadership part!!1 vahegurooooooooo

plzz comment thres a brief comment on 84 golden temple attack near about 30 40 minutes!! plzz clarify tht point too!! http://www.mrsikhnet.com/index.php/2006/07/16/ik-ong-kaar/

bahahahahahahah ki hoya ??

kumi bro, i thought u wanted to be a nihung !! anywys..gud luck! :TH:

koi bole ram ram http://www.musicindiaonline.com/l/11/s/artist.403/ u have to scroll down a little.. its a long alphabetical list! by Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan... there was a video too.. this was sung in Pakistan Gurudwara

waaah!! gud example of a SINGH :T:

i did say thx!! me srry..if u felt tht my comment was rude!!

bahahahaha .... ...oh my!! haha.. i had given its exams... damn hard.. passed the multiple one.. hehe.. 250,000 students gave the IIt entrance exam.. hehe.. me came in 23,000-23,500 range, dont remember the exact rank!

yaa... its not new!! but still ..thx.. it had been a while since i listened to it ! strong lyrics

Tu hi .. Tu hi.. Tu hi.. Tu hi...............................

Gallin jog na hoye all shabads awesome :TH: deh daras sukh datiya.. i like tht !!

oocho thhaan suhaavanaa oopar mehal muraar || Upon that Highest Plane of Sublime Beauty, stands the Mansion of the Lord.

waaah..... "galin jog na hoyee" ... is my fav ... all the shabads relesed in tht cassette.. were amaaaaaazinggg!! tht was my first ever shabad.. whre i learned to try understand it !! vaheguroooooooooooooo

anywys.. welcome !!

first thing... yes ..thre r some shabads.. tht talk specifically abt the vikaars... but secondly... by just reciting..it wont work..!! shabads are not just mantras... tht if u recite..u wil be successful..or etc etc.. SHABADS R MEANT TO CONTEMPLATE ON !! so ..u need a mantra... here its ... gurmantra.. not just a mantra.. VAHEGUROOOOOOO anywys... i will post some shabads.. !! .. but remember... contemplate on them!! :TH:

whose shastar is this??? whts the historical reference to it ??

strange

whts tht ?....

Gory tale of Punjab's lost girls Plzzz see the photos too !! http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/5264174.stm The government in India's Punjab state is investigating the possible involvement of state officials in setting up illegal clinics and ultrasound centres accused of female foeticide. Last week, a surprise raid by police and health officials in the town of Patran in Patiala district unearthed a 10-metre (30-foot) well - located behind a private clinic - which contained the remains of at least 50 female foetuses. The discovery provoked the largest ever campaign against female foeticide across the state's 23 districts. Punjab has the lowest sex ratio in the country and there are 776 girls for every 1,000 boys in the state up to the age of six years. All district and local officials have been instructed by the government to carry out regular surprise checks on clinics and centres offering ultrasound testing, Dr Harinder Rana, the state's director of health services and family welfare, said. "We are very serious about sorting out this problem," she said. The owners of Sahib Hospital in Patran were arrested last Wednesday. They have been charged on various counts under laws prohibiting pre-natal sex-determination tests and termination of pregnancy, where the unborn child is known to be a girl. Gory discovery Galvanised into action by the horrifying spectacle of decomposing foetuses and subsequent reports in local newspapers and television channels, squads of police and health officials conducted simultaneous raids on dozens of private hospitals and ultrasound centres. The well in Patran where remains of foetuses were found Officials found 50 foetal remains in this well The raids are specifically targeting smaller clinics, many located in nondescript, small townships and settlements, like Sahib Hospital. "I have directed my men to seal all unauthorised hospitals and diagnostic centres," the civil surgeon responsible for health services in the district, Virender Singh Mohi, said. "Regular, monthly raids are being made mandatory so that we can remain on top of things." And even though the raids - conducted across Punjab and a few locations in the neighbouring state of Haryana - have so far failed to yield any results, officials are firm on carrying the campaign forward. Acting on information given by a midwife, Puja, who first blew the whistle on the allegedly illegal activities at Sahib Hospital, police and health officials excavated a second deep well on the premises of Sahib Hospital last Friday. After digging for six hours, workers recovered what appeared to be numerous skeletal remains of babies and several pieces of blood-soaked cloth. These have been collected and sent for analysis at a government medical college. 'Vested interests' Meanwhile, some officials associated with this drive have received death threats. Pritam Singh and his wife Pritam Singh says clinics make profit out of people's demands Mr Mohi told the police he received several phone calls in which people threatened to kill him if he continued the raids on private hospitals. "There are very strong and influential vested interests in keeping this illegal practice going in Punjab," he said. Darshan Kumar Singla, a local journalist in Patran, says "although everyone is aware this is illegal, most people do not think anything about aborting a female child and trying again for a boy. "Female foeticide is rampant in all the small towns here. Most nursing homes do such work at night and everybody - the police, the health authorities and the civil administration - knows this is happening. "Everyone is now sitting up and taking note only because the foetuses in the well became too public to ignore," he said. Pritam Singh, the owner of Sahib Hospital who is under arrest, also agrees that people prefer boys and would do anything to ensure the birth of a son. "The primary cause is the popular mindset. Ultrasound centres and nursing homes only respond to the people's need out of greed. "The only thing that could really end this problem is a firm end to the system of dowry," Mr Singh said from his cell at the local police station. 'War' People in Punjab have traditionally shown a preference for sons, which experts say is driven by both an intensely patriarchal mindset and the system of dowry. Adult men here substantially outnumber women. Workers excavating the well behind Sahib Hospital A midwife working with Sahib Hospital alerted officials Experts say this sharply skewed trend is highly dangerous. Pramod Kumar, who heads the Institute for Development and Communication in the capital, Chandigarh, says although the recovery of foetuses at Patran and subsequent raids across the state are significant, this cannot be a sustaining solution to the age-old problem. "Enforcement without accompanying cultural and social interventions will merely serve to push the problem below the ground. "The single-focus approach of widespread police action will only make sex determination tests and illegal abortions more surreptitious and expensive. This will not end the problem," he said. The police raids are nevertheless continuing and Mr Mohi says he has declared a "war" on female foeticide.

India shehnai maestro dies at 91 http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/south_asia/5269994.stm Legendary musician Ustad Bismillah Khan, India's best known shehnai player, has died aged 91. He suffered a heart attack in hospital in his home city of Varanasi early on Monday, his private secretary said. Khan is credited with popularising shehnai, a wind instrument which can be loosely compared to an oboe, and elevating its status in India. India's government has declared a day of national mourning. A state funeral is to be held later on Monday. Jewel of India Bismillah Khan was admitted to hospital last week after he complained of weakness. A practising Muslim, he made the Hindu holy town of Varanasi (also known as Benares) his home and could often be seen playing by the banks of the holy river Ganges, offering prayers to the Hindu goddess of learning, Saraswati. Khan often played shehnai in the local temples too. He was seen as a symbol of India's religious pluralism and harmony for people of different faiths, and was awarded the country's highest civilian honour, the Bharat Ratna (Jewel of India), in 2001. A high point in his career was when he played shehnai at Delhi's Red Fort on the eve of India's Independence in 1947. Born on 21 March, 1916, into a family of court musicians, Khan started training at the young age of six and was soon regarded as a master in his own right. He was known for living a simple and austere life at his home in a narrow alleyway of Varanasi and cycle-rickshaw was his favourite mode of transport. His body is being kept in a park in Varanasi to enable people to pay their last respects before his funeral. he was a nice simple man.. he used to give a lot of charities.. and i heard ..tht ..he used to do shehnai gurudwaras too

:HP: :HP: waheguru keep blessing u ... ... he is getting some chittars frm the doll!!