jehde subforum ch fit bethdi aa shayari uthe post kar dawo, it's not a big deal, just don't go posting shayari in the Knowledge section :  For example, we have several subforums , jithe kayi topics intechangebale ho sakde like gup section/discussion...fun time/jokes...So, je tuanu lagda ke some type of shayari belongs in a certain section because of it's message, then you're more than welcome to post it there. All in all, majority of the shayari should stay in the Shayari Section. Baaki, dekhlo janta ki kehndi...

swal hona chida kithe nahi karni chaidi
virse section'ch thika je virsa sambandit
love section'ch thika je love sambandit, etc...

IceColdRider da msg padki menu message of the day chete agia

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Message of the Day
Stop these mockeries and do not talk, but live. Do not be anxious to save Sikhism. Rest assured that Sikhism can take care of itself. Your only anxiety should be to save yourself. ~ Bhagat Puran Singh Ji
--IcE PrInCeSs at January 3, 2012, 4:25 am
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par bot koch sikhn nu v milia thanks Nek n IceColdRider

Parv ladaku kudia nal panga na lia kar yar

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IceColdRider nu award do - longest complaint reply lol
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oda aje mod da chaa ni latha, janta demote vi kardindi
bechara RG

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damn leave and ashes? wow! hopefully, whatever he's created is more affordable.

   
US$ .25 = 13.1724538 Indian rupees for a package of eight

An Indian Inventor Disrupts The Period Industry

When Arunachalam Muruganantham decided he was going to do something about the fact that women in India can’t afford sanitary napkins, he went the extra mile: He wore his own for a week to figure out the best design.

When Arunachalam Muruganantham hit a wall in his research on creating a sanitary napkin for poor women, he decided to do what most men typically wouldn’t dream of. He wore one himself--for a whole week. Fashioning his own menstruating uterus by filling a bladder with goat’s blood, Muruganantham went about his life while wearing women’s underwear, occasionally squeezing the contraption to test out his latest iteration. It resulted in endless derision and almost destroyed his family. But no one is laughing at him anymore, as the sanitary napkin-making machine he went on to create is transforming the lives of rural women across India.

Right now, 88% of women in India resort to using dirty rags, newspapers, dried leaves, and even ashes during their periods, because they just can’t afford sanitary napkins, according to "Sanitation protection: Every Women’s Health Right," a study by AC Nielsen. Typically, girls who attain puberty in rural areas either miss school for a couple of days a month or simply drop out altogether. Muruganantham’s investigation into the matter began when he questioned his wife about why she was trying to furtively slip away with a rag. She responded by saying that buying sanitary napkins meant no milk for the family.

full story: http://www.fastcoexist.com/1679008/an-indian-inventor-disrupts-the-period-industry

http://youtu.be/zKZw9TxOVJE


ah chakko mitro.. lado rani di pehli recordingg show di.. kuri di awaaaz bhot ghaint a par meinu lagda aha kuri ankhi punjaban ehde nal full competition layugi.
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villageboy di recording bich b disturbance, mullanpuria thik kar