Pehla pyar yaar apne maa baap bhen bharavan naal hoya si, oh vi sacha aa
Duja pyar rabb naal hoya si, oh vi sacha aa

... Chalo mein eh tan sabit kar ditta ke mere pehle 2 pyar sache si

Sat Sri Akal tan jaroor bulayunga. Sat sri akal tan asin apne dushmana nu vi has ke bulayidi, eh tan haje vi sada pyar si kadi.

Zindagi'ch viah ik morh hunda. Jad'k dona janeya ne eh morh murh leya hai, fer koi galt gal nahi bulayun'ch.

Gal karn wale nu gallan bahut ajandiya. Ik vari koi purana yaar miley tan sahi. Gallan nu tan asin hi rok ke bethe huney aa.

eh humko tumko ki karda hega tu?

Activists: Balbir Singh Seechewal - Time Magazine - Heroes of the Environment 2008
By MADHUR SINGH


EK Onkar Charitable Trust


One of Balbir Singh Seechewal's favorite verses from the Granth Sahib, the Sikh holy book, venerates the elements. "The wind is our guru," it reads, "water is father, and the earth, mother." But four decades after the Green Revolution dramatically boosted India's agricultural production and made Punjab the nation's breadbasket, the state's once bountiful rivers and aquifers are depleted and polluted, thanks to the ever growing demands on groundwater, and the industrial and agricultural chemicals and raw effluent that find their way into local water sources.

Take the Kali Bein, a 99-mile-long (160 km) river considered sacred by the state's majority Sikh population. Over the past couple of decades it was reduced to a filthy drain into which six towns and more than 40 villages emptied their waste. Parts of the river dried up, leaving neighboring farmlands parched. Its polluted waters also seeped underground, contaminating the groundwater and causing lethal diseases.

In 2000, Seechewal, a Sikh holy man, set out to clean up this mess. Drawing on the Sikh tradition of kar sewa (voluntary service) he and his followers taught locals why they should clean the Kali Bein, enlisting volunteers to do the physical work and raising funds for equipment. At the height of his movement, people from more than two dozen villages were pitching in. The scale of the task was gigantic — volunteers cleared the entire riverbed of water hyacinth and silt, and built riverbanks and roads alongside the river. When appeals to government and municipal bodies failed to stop dirty water flowing into the river, Seechewal launched a public-awareness campaign to encourage villagers to dispose of their sewage elsewhere. Some villages revived traditional methods of waste disposal and treatment, and farmers lined up for a share of the treated water. A government order to divert water from a nearby canal was eventually obtained. As the riverbed was cleared, natural springs revived and the river began to fill up. Since then, trees have been planted along its banks and fishing has been banned to preserve biodiversity.

Today, the Kali Bein is thriving. Families head there for picnics and the devout bathe during religious festivals. Seechewal has turned his sights onto the tanneries and other factories that dispose of untreated waste in rivers. He is also leading efforts to get residents and the government to clean up rivers and creeks in a more systematic way across the state. "We have proved that it is possible to restore our rivers to a pristine condition if we all come together," says Seechewal. "It is time to do that on a bigger scale."


ref: http://www.time.com/time/specials/packages/article/0,28804,1841778_1841781_1841808,00.html

menu lagda mundeya ne eh bazi vi jitt jani je kudiyan kolon kuch hoya na!

I think batto batt jandi is essentially walking with style (putting emotion in your walk)

Lambra di banto de batto batt jandi de..
batt ke batta mareya..

somebody threw a rock with full force at the lambarh's daughter (lambarh = special person in a pind with duties related to loans, witness, distt work), banto, who was walking with style

haha munde te kudiyan vich sakht muqabla chal reha

bahut doongi soch naal likheya yaar, dhanwaad ethey likhan da

hahaha yaar mein gawacheyo banda aa, tan karke

mein dasda apne baare, mein amreeka'ch kam karda roj... ah shanichervar te aetvar shutti hundi ess layi hun PJ nu dekhan da mauka vi milgeya
vaisey ajj pehlan gurdware Guru Granth Sahib ji da Gurpurab si ess layi othey geyo si, te fer baad'ch apne mitter baileyan naal football khed-da si