kon kehnda aa eh punjabi ne ? sehnsi firke diyan eh aurtan rajisthaan naal sambandh rakhdiyan ne , likhn lagge soch tan liya kro ? kyun punjabna di bejti kern lagge ho

ehana vaiya gaundiya aa ..
puri youtube teh viewers pagal kar layeo aa..

Friendship is above all

I remember when I had an Argument with my teacher in 9th Class.

I left school after that.

My uncle went to check whos fault was it? Into my class he stepped in with the principle of School.
They Asked " Rahul nu ithe teacher ne thappad mareya si , esde wich kisda fault si ? "

My mates , 6 of them stood up...Said " Rahul di ehde ch koi galti nahi si , Sir ne ohde bina gallo mareya si thappad.." and then Whole close stood in front of Principle.

This is power of friendship !

Class 9th di gal aa eh . Those are my best 6 mates . Friends forever

gud example bro

sade taan 5th ch kutt payi si ..
teh jado puri class khadi hoyi teh sareya nu hi murga bna dita

vehle ji edeh ch discussion wali kedi gal aa

ehnu PJ games section ch post krna si

please edha de topics othe post karo ..

: hahaha

Although deemed to be unlawful, mentally challenged people kept in chains is hardly anything new in India, or in many parts of the world. Yet, the sight of half-a-dozen people, both adults and teenagers, kept in chains comes as a shock.

On the outskirts of Jalandhar, on the road to Adampur, is the Guru Nanak Ashram, where nobody is turned away.

Though the Ashram came up in 2005, its reputation has resulted in as many as 150 people, over one hundred of whom are said to be mentally challenged, finding shelter in this home for the homeless.

But while the Mental Health Act requires the mentally challenged to be treated with dignity, and international covenants highlight the human rights of the mentally challenged, the Ashram is clearly in no position to take care of the inmates. It simply does not have the resources. Yet, other NGOs and even the Child Helpline operating from government organisations, give no second thoughts before dumping the mentally challenged here.

The beds are in short supply and the ones which are there are mostly broken. The inmates move around barefoot and most of them sleep in the open on the floor. There are two rooms, one of which doubles up as the office and at night is used by the inmates to huddle together.

Many of them are not even dressed to cope with the chill. The Ashram, admits the caretaker Surinder Singh, is run on donations and there is never enough to take care of everything. Curiously, the Home does not receive any ‘regular’ help from the government.





Three doctors visit the Ashram, claimed the caretaker. But none of them is apparently a psychiatrist. In other words, the mentally challenged are neither receiving any treatment nor are they being administered any medicine. Even food is meagre; one of the meals is arranged by the community kitchen or langar.

There are 30 beds for the 150 inmates, admits Surinder Singh. Some of them are placed in a courtyard, part of which is used as a garbage dump. Water from the sewer has collected in another part.

High profile visitors to the ashram include politicians. A few visitors give some donations too. But donations , though trickling in, are simply not enough.

Some of the inmates were in chains because they tried to run away, explained the caretaker.

“Some of the inmates try to run away when we are not around or they try to scale the wall at night,” he said and added, “Usually, such attempts are made during the initial few days, when they are new at the ashram ... But later, when they stop making such attempts, we release them.”

Neither officials nor social workers seem to have visited the ashram to ascertain the situation yet.





[Courtesy: Tribune]


February 14, 2012

you must listen it, understand and feel it

salok mahalla 9 very beautifully sung Vaheguru

main lunch ch khada
roti + bhindhi di sabji + gulab jamunu

esde history te topic bnya ta pya 

give me the link

aa jado ghar gya si mummy ne banayi si


wow i miss it so much



hanji pta a gheo thoda jayda ho gya :happy:

nice gujr :)