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on: April 22, 2009, 01:36:34 PM 1 Downloads / MP3 Songs / Nonstop Bhangra Beatzzz by Pannu

Jas bai... here you go main here is one of your Duet nonstop Bhangra Song.... as you requested you want one nonstop duet mix.... main try kitti aa... if you guys like it please let me know.... & this is my song collection, i used in this song....

it has total 8 songs...

1. Seeti 1 - Geeta Zaildat & Miss Pooja
2. Seeti 2 - Geeta Zaildar & Miss Pooja
3. Batua - Bhupinder & Neelam
4. Theka Aashqi da - Karma & Miss Pooja
5. Rarka - Narmil Sidhu & Sudesh Kumari
6. Parian Wargi - Shinda Shonki & Miss Pooja
7. Larhaian - Surjit Bhullar & Sudesh Kumari
8. Jaggo - Major Saab & Rani Randeep

Click here To download or Listen

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on: April 21, 2009, 11:47:27 AM 2 Hobbies Interests Lifestyle / Religion, Faith, Spirituality / Haweli Visit

Sat shri akal sari punjabi janta nu.
aajao tuhanu thodi punjab di sair kra dayiye. jede mere dost punjab to bahar reh rhe han and jo punjab ghat aunde han ohna nu es topic da faida hovega jadon oh haweli,(jalandhar) geda maarna chahnge.

"<HAWELI>" ik bohat hi mashoor jga jai punjab di,jithe door door ton lok aunde han.a jga punjabi culture bare janan ch kuj had tak helpful hai.

"<RANGLA PUNJAB>" haweli da ik bohat khaas hissa hai,ithe punjabi history nu dasdiaan alag alag moortiaan bnayiaan gayiaan han..sab kuj bohat e vadia tarike nal arrange kita gea hai.ik pind di traan mahoul lagda hai.ithe har friday ik programm kita janda hai and kithe koi v klaakaar aake apne fun da mujahra kar sakda hai.ithe bohat hi "pendu" tarike nal roti serve kiti jandi hai..sara kuj mitti de bhandeaan ch...."lassi" p k tan mja hi aajanda hai..chalo hun maen kuj haweli diaan te rangla punjab diaan kuj photoaan dikhana han....

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on: April 20, 2009, 08:59:32 PM 3 Downloads / MP3 Songs / Nusrat Fateh Ali Khan's all songs

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on: April 15, 2009, 01:01:05 PM 4 Fun Shun Junction / Fun Time / PUNJABI SIKHO

THIS TOPIC IS CREATED FOR MY FRIENDS WHO R UNKNOWN TO READING AND WRITING PUNJABI BOLI....

I REQUEST ALL MY PJ SENIORS..PLZ HELP ME I NEED U ALL....A KAM MAEN IKALA NAHI KAR SAKDA....SAREAAN DI JARURAT HAI....

MAEN CHAHNA DA HAAN JO V PUNJABI , PUNJABI LANGUAGE SIKHNI CHAHNDA HAI O ETHE SIKHAN DI TRY KARE , BJAYE K KISE SITE TE SEARCH MAARAE....ETHE SAARE PUNJABIAAN DA SMOOH HAI, SO PLZ...TRY TO LEARN HERE....ETHE SIKHNA SOKHA HAI....

PUNJABI SIKHNI INNI OKHI NAHI HAI BAS THODI JAHI DEDICATION DI JARURAT HAI....J TUHANU PUNJABI BOLI NAL PYAAR HAI TAN TUSI ESNU JALDI HI SIKH LAVOGE..PJ TEAM WISH U ALL THE BEST....

LESSON-1
.TUHANU JADA OKHI TRA NAHI DSEA JANA..BAS SIMPLE DHANG NAL DIL LGA K PUNJABI SIKHO..:)Esnu interesting bnaun layi maen ik pic bnayi hai.....Hanji sab to pehlaan punjabi de akhar note karo.....ehna nu 35 de naam nal janea janda hai......

jo words colored dikh rhe ne ohna da matlab hai k ohna da use nahi kita janda....ohna words nu "khaali" keha janda hai..

ehna words de thlle english vich ohna di pronunciation likhi hoi hai.....

JISNU V SAMJ NAHI AA RAHI K HOW TO PRONUNCIATE THEM ....AA CHAKO LINK....SONG HAI ....DOWNLOAD KAR LAO TE SUNO....
http://punjabijanta.com/tpmod/?dl=item1007

baki ik do songs hor v ne o baad ch upload kar ditte jaange......bas a hai first lesson how to learn punjabi......jis nu v kuj samj nahi aayea o plz..ithe comment shd dve....we ll help u....gud luk

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on: April 14, 2009, 07:23:26 PM 5 Life, Health, Fitness / Life Health Fitness / Loose ur weight !!!

Weight loss is a long term process. People can not gain weight in one day; similarly it takes time in losing extra weight. The best way to loose weight is to expend more calories than you are consuming daily. For this you are required to follow balanced diet schedule and exercise.

However, generally people do not possess complete knowledge about top weight loss exercises.Here is below mentioned some top weight loss exercises:

• For burning abdominal fat you can do bending and shrinking of abdomen muscles. It is the easiest way of burning abdominal fat. This is one of the top weight loss exercises adopted to get rid of the tummy weight.

• You can do some variations of chair chin ups, pushups and lunges to reduce weight.

• Strength training exercises like weight lifting or weight resistance exercises are also top weight lose exercises. Through strength exercises you can develop muscle, reduce body fat and maintain bone mass.

• Run or run in place. Initially you can even walk fast or if you find it difficult then start from walking slowly. Gradually increase this intensity.

• Apart from this rope jumping is commonly adopted top exercise for losing weight.

• If you are interested in some sports then you can involve your preferred sport to lose weight.

• Top weight lose exercises varies depending upon the physical conditions and your area of interest. Accordingly you can involve in exercises like bicycling, swimming, dancing, and stepping. According to psychologist it is better to alternate between 2 or more type of top weight lose exercises if you want to get better workout.

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on: April 14, 2009, 01:06:25 PM 6 Lounge / Jail Pinjra / Gup Shup / RecOrd hOlderS

the larget cut diamond-cullinun

the largest uncut diamond-golden jublee diamond

oldest tree-brital cone tree-estimated 10,000 years

the largest cave system in the world-mammoth caves

the largest sheet of water-victoria falls,africa

the largest lake in the world-caspian sea(google earth view)

the deeepest lake in the world-baikal-russia-deepest point 1327 meter

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on: November 12, 2008, 08:08:49 PM 7 Lounge / Jail Pinjra / PJ Games / Official PuNjAbAn_KuRhI

Here's Something i made for PuNjAbAn_KuRhI
actually mera mood see kuch banan da and i made this w39:

ke khayal hai sareya da? hope PuNjAbAn_KuRhI likes it :D

COMMENTS SUGGESTIONS ARE WELCOME

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on: April 06, 2008, 08:52:05 PM 8 Entertainment / Religous Videos / Sikh Naming Practices

Sikh Naming Practices

While the Sikh traditions requires that the name of the newly born should start with the first alphabet of the first word at the top of the page of Guru Granth Sahib opened at random for naming a Sikh child, the exact name starting with this particular alphabet is left to the discretion of the parents of the child. In older days parents were not very fussy about choosing the name. We often hear such names Vir Singh, Jodh Singh, Lal Singh, Kala Singh, Teja Singh and Ganda Singh. Literally translated some of these would mean red, black, sharp and onion. We also come across such names as Dilitorh Singh, Jang Bahadur Singh, Karnail Singh and Jarnail Singh. If one goes through the names of some of the great men of Sikh history one finds that men with smaller names had bigger achievements to their credit. Vir Singh, the name with smallest three letters was the greatest Punjabi litterateur and exponent of Gurbani in the twentieth century. Jodh Singh was the first Sikh Principal of the Khalsa College, Amritsar while Teja Singh and Ganda Singh were known scholars of Sikh history and Lal Singh well-known interpreter of Sikh theology and Zail Singh, first Sikh President of the Indian republican. What is in the name becomes clear from the Punjabi joke Natha Singh Prem Singh one and the same thing. But that is no longer valid. Parents in modern times would like to find a name for their son or daughter which sounds meaningful and good to pronounce. And here starts the difficulty of finding a suitable name while stiking to the Sikh practice of starting the name with the first alphabet of the first word of the page of Guru Granth opened for the purpose. Quickly deciding the name within the given parameters becomesall the more difficult in the case of parents settled in foreign countries. Unlike India where the mother can leave the hospital by simply registering the names of the parents and instead of proposing name for the child simply filling male/female child, in North America the mother cannot leave the hospital till a formal name of the child is registered in the hospital records.

Strictly following the Sikh tradition a Sikh woman has a distinct identity if she sticks to the Sikh principle of a caste-free society. Thus a woman named Harbans Kaur remains Harbans Kaur as a daughter and wife in case she does not use the caste and Harbans Kaur Gill in case her fatherâ€™s caste is Gill and Harbans Kaur Brar in case she marries a person with Brar sub caste. In both cases she has no identity of her own if she follows the caste, in the first case as Miss Gill and in the second Mrs. Brar. Rather than asserting their independence and individuality in the western style where often women have started using surname of their husband after their own name without dropping the first surname of their father. Sikh men and women would do well by going back to the Sikh tradition of using the surname of Singh and Kaur after their first names as enjoined by the Gurus.

Most Sikhs have three names: a personal name, a name to show Sikh identity (Singh, â€˜lionâ€™ for a male) and a clan or sub sect name. Women often just use Kaur (female) as a third name but can also use â€˜Singhâ€™ as many families have taken this as a surname. Compound names are common, especially those ending in 'inder' (from the Vedic god of battle, Indra) which can be male or female, and beginning with bal- (Sanskrit 'bala', strength). The Name of God is stressed in the names. The Guru Granth Sahib , the holy book of Sikhism, is opened and the name begins with the first syllable on the page. Men are often addressed as â€˜Sardarjiâ€™ (abbreviated S.) which is an honorific similar the English â€˜Misterâ€™ (abbreviated Mr.).

Most Punjabi names can be used for males or females and women sometimes take their husbandâ€™s name as a middle or last name. This means that women sometimes have names meanings warrior, brother or strength which are more traditionally male. English spellings for these names can vary as Hindi and Punjabi use written accent marks to define pronunciation and not everyone follows the same system when converting from one language to another. For instance, the name Avinash (â€˜indestructibleâ€™), a modernization of Abnash, also occurs as Avinasa, Abinash and Abhinash. While Sikhs are no supposed to use caste after their common surname of Singh (lion) for male and Kaur (Princess) for female, of late it is becoming common with the Sikhs to use caste after Singh or Kaur. While most use their caste such as Surinder Singh Ahluwalia, Jagmit Singh Brar, Jagjit Singh Arora and Harnam Singh Suri, Surjit Singh Majithia and Gurdial Singh Dhillon. Others use the names of their village as their surname such as Gurcharan Singh Tohra, Parkash Singh Badal, Surjit Singh Barnala and Surinder Singh Kairon. We also notice that some of the girls have also started writing Singh after their first name such as Deepaling Singh, Regina Singh, Malvika Singh with some using both Kaur and Singh in preference to the originality assigned name such Nikki Guninder Kaur Singh. There are others who would like to spell Kaur differently such as Punjabi writer Ajit Cour and her artist daughter Aparna Cour.

Name Elements

Most elements can occur as a suffix or prefix but some are more likely to be one than the other. For instance, -pal, -want and -jit/jeet are far more common as suffixes.

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on: January 29, 2008, 07:47:47 PM 9 Lounge / Jail Pinjra / Gup Shup / DIFFERENCE B/W FAKE FRIENDS & REAL FRIENDS

FAKE FRIENDS: Never ask for food.
REAL FRIENDS: are the reason you have no food.

FAKE FRIENDS: Call your parents Mr. / Mrs.
REAL FRIENDS: Call your parents DAD/MOM.

FAKE FRIENDS: never seen you cry.
REAL FRIENDS: cry with you.

FAKE FRIENDS: Borrow your stuff for a few days then give it back.
REAL FRIENDS: keep your shirt so long they forget its yours.

FAKE FRIENDS: know a few things about you.
REAL FRIENDS: Could write a book about you with direct quotes from you.

FAKE FRIENDS: Will leave you behind if that is what the crowd is doing.
REAL FRIENDS: Will kick the whole crowds that left you.

FAKE FRIENDS: Would knock on your front door.
REAL FRIENDS: Walk right in and say â€œIâ€™M HOME!â€

FAKE FRIENDS: Are for awhile.
REAL FRIENDS: Are for life.

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on: November 18, 2007, 04:10:48 AM 10 Lounge / Jail Pinjra / Gup Shup / The Success Story - Why India is a Great Country....see the video


The Success Story - Why India is a Great Country.

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