ehde kol avde vaste koi cheez haini,,doojeya layi ki honi aa :D:

cash n credit cards

i love mah dad

i love all da honies aoun moi...GOD sent me on earth to spread ma love among them so imma doin ma best.... :rockon:

mera mean c kuri fasuni sasta ch pe jana suits naalo

i dunt care much boud cloths i care wutz under their cloths  :D:...........................not dat u dirty mind i meant was how da person is from inside

Myself  :blink:
My name is Gurpreet Singh, and u can call me villageboy, sapp kaudiya vala and tedi pagg vala..its ur choice peeps.
I m from nawanshehar..
I m simple, pendu , desi and punjabi music lover..  :excited: :excited: :excited:

Meet moi,Im NIKE SINGH one of da very shreef, sau n shramila munda on PJ.Born n bread in USA. Merre frnds call me lucha , lafander etc... :excited:

jida de koi kam karu ..osse jagah te apna naam pau

PJ te sub toh wadde puware de jadd jasmeen_gill wa  :won:, but shez ma frnd n i still lubh her

ਤੇਲ ਭਰਵਾਉਣ ਦੇ ਬਹਾਨੇ ਆਵੇ Pump ਤੇ ਰਕਾਨੇ,
 
ਰੋਬ ਮਾਰੇ ਜਿਵੇਂ Deputy ਦੀ ਸਾਲੀ,
 
ਮੁੰਡਿਆ ਨੇ laayian ਸ਼ਰਤਾਂ,ਕੁੜੀ ਪਟਨੀ Activa ਵਾਲੀ  :blink: :D:

punjabi likhi wa tu bi...chal jo likhia theek he honna wa.. :D: sanu kerra parni ondi wa

Happy Birthday!!! Have a blast!!

God Bless you  :hug:

Happy birthday GS.......Go Yankees

Finally, Anand Marriage Act gets Cabinet approval Sikhs will be able to register marriages under 1909 Act
Aditi Tandon/TNS

New Delhi, April 12
Sikh couples will soon be able to get their marriages registered under the Anand Marriage Act, 1909, instead of the Hindu Marriage Act, 1955.

Accepting the long-standing demand of Sikhs, the Cabinet today approved amendments to the Anand Marriage Act, 1909, to provide for registration of Sikh marriages. A Bill to this effect would be introduced in Parliament when the Budget Session resumes later this month.

The Cabinet also approved the introduction of a Bill to amend the Registration of Births and Deaths Act, 1969, to include registration of marriages as well. The move aims at utilising the existing administrative mechanism to maintain marriage records on the lines of records of births and deaths.

The amendment would allow couples to get their marriages registered independent of their religion, though the option of getting marriages registered under the Hindu Marriage Act and the Special Marriages Act would continue.

Though the Law Ministry note in respect of this amendment talked of compulsory registration of marriages, HRD Minister Kapil Sibal clarified, “Those who wish can get their marriage registered under this new law. The issue of mandatory registration will be discussed when the Bill reaches the Standing Committee .”

After Parliament passes the amendment Bill, Sikh marriage certificates won’t be issued under Section 2 of the Hindu Marriage Act (as is the case now). The Cabinet decision comes a year after the government decided to drop the proposal of amending the Anand Marriage Act and Salman Khurshid informed the Rajya Sabha of the decision.

The Tribune was the first to report the move on August 29, 2011, following which the Sikhs began fresh agitations for a demand that had once been approved by the Standing Committee on Law when Veerappa Moily was the Law Minister. But later the move fell flat.

Khurshid recently proposed religion-neutral registration of all marriages — a move which the Sikhs slammed. Former Chairperson of the National Minority Commission Tarlochan Singh wrote a protest letter to Law Minister Salman Khurshid, demanding amendment to the Anand Marriage Act and not a religion-neutral marriage registration law.

“This is the victory of Sikhs; we had fought for this right for decades,” Tarlochan Singh said today. Akali Dal’s Rajya Sabha member Naresh Gujral also welcomed the decision saying. “It’s sad that Sikhs who sacrificed so much for the country had to feel alienated over such a small demand. We thank the PM and the Cabinet as this decision reassures minorities that their interests are protected. We want to congratulate Tarlochan Singh, former MP, who spearheaded the campaign in Parliament.”

In the Cabinet, Information Minister Ambika Soni proposed that the amendment Bill be titled Anand Karaj Amendment Bill, 2012. This title is likely to be retained. So far, marriages amongst Sikhs, Hindus, Jains, Buddhists and other communities, except Muslims, Christians, Parsis and Jews, were covered under the Hindu Marriage Act.

anand act hobbe ya hindu act .. assi ta i do -i do keh ke kamm challa laina wa..saddi kismat vich 4 lavvan noi likhiyan

20 saal hoge... 2 cheejaan hje tak nai badliyan......
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 2. M.D.H.masale vala budda  :D: :D:

1. GREED


2. LUST.

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ma  computer... :D: