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« on: July 30, 2010, 10:08:11 AM »
Chandigarh July 29:
The Punjab Cabinet today approved a procedure for giving credit to the promoters of mega projects in the External Development Charges (EDC).
A decision to this effect was taken at a Cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal here. A spokesman of the Punjab government said the procedure had been rationalised in view of the request made by Confederation of Real Estate Developers Association of India and National Real Estate Development Council to the Chief Minister for reduction in government charges.
The Cabinet also gave ex-post facto approval for amending the instructions regarding grant of relief for crop loss to the affected farmers due to incessant and torrential rain of Monsoon 2010 from July 3 to July 7. It was mandatory to amend these instructions in view of the loss caused to a farmer, which varied from Rs 13000 to Rs 28000 per acre.
According to the amended instructions, relief on account of damage to crop was Rs 5000 per acre where the loss exceeds 75 per cent Rs 3000 per acre where the loss exceeds 50 per cent but does not exceed 75 per cent and Rs.2000 per acre where the loss exceeds 25pc but does not exceed 50 per cent. The relief would be provided irrespective of the maturity stage of the crop and whether the area can be re-sown or not and the same would be extended to all farmers without any condition of small and marginal farmers. The upper area limit would also not be applicable on this relief.
The Cabinet also gave approval for filling of 1970 posts, including 749 posts abolished earlier. The Cabinet approved the amendment of Punjab VAT Act, 2005 to add section 8(4) after section 8(3) on the pattern of Andhra VAT Act. The Cabinet also approved to reduce the rate of entertainment duty from 125 per cent to 25 per cent with effect from April 1, 2010.
The Cabinet also gave approval to revive and fill 25 posts of Specialists (Veterinary Officers) for new Polyclinics and asked the department to fill the remaining posts of Veterinary Officers in the Veterinary Polyclinics by making internal arrangement by shifting from other institutions to make functional both new and old polyclinics. The Cabinet also gave ex-post facto approval for the creation of posts for the Fishery College and Dairy Science College to be established at Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Science University, Ludhiana.
The Cabinet also decided to enhance the daily diet money for the trainees undergoing pre-recruitment training courses at Vocational Training Centres of the Defence Services Welfare department from Rs 45 to Rs 60 daily. The Cabinet gave approval for conversion of the Punjab Value Added Tax (Third Amendment) Ordinance, 2010 (Punjab Ordinance No 5 of 2010) into Act through presentation of a Bill in the coming session of Punjab Vidhan Sabha.
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« on: July 30, 2010, 10:05:35 AM »
Majitha July 30:
Banana cultivation is becoming popular among the Punjabi farmers here as a viable and alternate crop than the traditional wheat and rice.
Banana cultivation at present covers over 500 to 700 acres in the State and is expected to expand further. Earlier, farmers in the border areas, were hesitant to take to this crop as an alternative from their traditional crop due to harshly frosty conditions during winters. But the innovative farmers like Karmjeet Singh of Wadala Virum village overcome these teething troubles by using 'Culture variety' that can withstand the fog and winter.
"I started banana farming last year when I saw my cousin in Sangrur earning a handsome income from banana crop. I am also expecting a good yield," said Karmjeet Singh. Karmjeet said that along with banana cultivation, he also harvested various vegetables in the same land and earned about Rs. 100,000. The Grand Naine variety of banana is considered as the best suited for cultivation in the border belt of Amritsar.
Profits from banana cultivation in a year from one acre of land can go up to Rs 200,000 to 250,000 in third year. According to Dr. Baaz Singh, Deputy Director Amritsar Punjab Horticulture Department, Punjab consumes bananas worth nearly 400 crore rupees annually. He says Punjab farmers should avail this opportunity to cater to their own domestic market. Presently, the banana is coming from Maharashtra. Locally produced banana would be comparatively better in quality. The banana coming from Maharashtra costs more due to transportation.
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« on: July 30, 2010, 10:04:39 AM »
Chandigarh July 30:
To give further impetus to the planned urban development in the state, Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal gave in principal approval to the master plans of Jalandhar, Patiala and Gobindgarh under the Punjab Regional and Town Planning Development Act.
A decision to this effect was taken by Mr Badal during the 19th meeting of the Punjab Regional and Town Planning Development Board held here under his chairmanship this evening. Stating this here, a spokesman for the Punjab government said that the master plans for 13 out of 77 cities/towns had been cleared so far with the approval of these three master plans.
The master plans prepared for Jalandhar, Patiala and Gobindgarh would not only ensure the integrated and planned development of these cities but also stall their unplanned and haphazard growth. A project on the lines of the Aerocity (Mohali) would also be developed in Jalandhar.
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« on: July 30, 2010, 10:03:04 AM »
Amritsar July 30:
Punjab's Director General, Schools, Krishan Kumar along with other officials including Joginder Singh, Parkash Singh, Jasbir Singh and Ashok Kumar appeared before the Sikh high priest Jathedar Gyani Gurbachan Singh of the Akal Takht to seek apology for publishing controversial remarks about Sikh religion in primary school-level book titled Gyan Sarovar.
The officials led by DGS Krishan Kumar humbly urged pardon and told Jathedar that all the books which were earlier distributed in the schools of Punjab had been withdrawn. Krishan Kumar further stated that fresh publication of books with edited matter is being printed and in future such mistakes would never be repeated.
After hearing Kumar, the Jathedar exonerated the officials and advised them that in future officials should take care of the sentiments of Sikh community when they publish books for the students studying in Government schools. Jathedar in a statement to the media informed that the matter of Gyan Sarovar book stands resolved following the apology of Education Department of Punjab Government and should not be dragged any more.
Talking to mediapersons, Jathedar also issued warning to famous Bollywood actor and director and Member of Parliament Raj Babbar who recently released a film on famous Sikh emperor and warrior Maharaja Ranjit Singh wherein clashes between Muslims and Sikh community were depicted.
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« on: July 30, 2010, 10:02:09 AM »
Chandigarh, July 29
Alarmed at increased militant activities in the state, Punjab is pleading with the Centre to plug the international border with Pakistan ‘more effectively’.
Seizures of narcotics, arms, fake currency, point out senior officials, have all gone up in recent months, indicating heightened activity from across the border. And although much of the border has been fenced, more effective measures are needed to curb infiltration, they felt.
Deputy CM Sukhbir Singh Badal told reporters that he would be writing to the PM and plead for more intensive patrolling. “We have reports that militants as well as drugs are being pushed into Punjab from Pakistan,” he said , and added that, if necessary, more security personnel need to be deployed on the border.
Punjab would also demand better use of technology and more sophisticated cameras on the border, he said. Police and Intelligence sources said that recent arrest of militants indicate clear attempts to revive terrorism in the State. They claimed that radical elements across the border were feeling the pressure from the ISI and were trying to increase terrorist activities in Punjab.
Emerging trends show that youngsters who are desperate to settle abroad are being instigated to indulge in terrorist activists. Rattandeep Singh, who had planted a bomb in a car in Amritsar recently, was found to have his family in Canada and he himself was keen to save enough money to enable him to migrate.
The sources said militants also wanted to take their families out of the country while citing the case of Harminder Singh, who was involved in the Shingar cinema blast of October 2007. It is claimed that Harminder returned to make arrangements for his family to migrate.
Most of the militants are flying to India from either Malaysia or Nepal after procuring travel documents from Pakistan. Sources said the militants now prefer to land in South Indian cities and then make their way to Punjab, making it a little more difficult for law-enforcement agencies to nab them.
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« on: July 29, 2010, 09:02:17 PM »
waqt te aaya ya bewaqt hi reha.
main sacchi mann lavanga jo tusi keha.
gall nahi torni aje main koi hijaraa'n di,
aini sheti nahi dasna k main ki kuj seha.
tuttde hoe taareya to ki kuj mangeya,
kaaliyaan raata ne ki dita hai suneha.
har gall saanjhi karni,par sahi waqt di udeek a.
hale "Bяaя™" teri mehfil vich chup hi theek hai.
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« on: July 29, 2010, 08:36:08 PM »
Punjabi singer Surjit Khan was injured by a gun-shot today at a wedding at village Jameetgarh near Balachaur, where the gun-fire was opened as a part of the celebrations. The pellets hit surjit khan's foot and one of his accompanist Mawi was also hit, Surjit khan was admitted at the government hospital Ropar where he is out of danger now and no arrest has been made in this regard by the Police yet.
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« on: July 29, 2010, 08:31:01 PM »
To provide a good communication about Punjabi news in india. In india so many people want to read news in there regional language. Jagbani.in is Punjabi language based newspaper in Punjab which provides Punjabi news, latest news in Punjab through Punjabi newspaper for Punjabi people. They collect news from different sources of leading Punjabi News Papers in punjab. an ideal punjabi news website is not the one that gets the most traffic. There are several features that make a punjabi newspapers website worth reading and most importantly, believing its contents. Like jagbani.in provides news in different categories like top headlines, business, national news, international news, sports news, entertainment News, and health news. These categories news update regularly from different News sources and get the latest News.
Experience reading news online may differ from sites to sites since all the websites are not made on the same type. Some of them may be in the form of text, image, flash, PDF or some in special presentations made with expensive software’s. News Page you can personalize also as for your convenience and get more proper formatted News sections. There are plenty of punjabi newspaper websites all over the Internet that cater mainly to the NRIs (Non Resident Indians) who wish to be updated about their motherland. They can easily access several punjabi news on the website and can read them at their comfort, whenever they find time. The features to be sorted after in a punjabi newspaper website accuracy: the foremost criteria of punjabi news site is that it should confirm any news that it publishes. For exemplar, a punjabi newspaper website recently published a piece related to a topmost young Indian politician involved in a heinous crime. These tactics may draw traffic for a while, but the plethora of negative reviews such sites get, keep people away from the website in future. In this case, the website was banned as it involved a topmost leader of Indian youths.
Real-time news: Other than publishing news punjab that is verified, the Punjabi newspapers should be able to publish news in real-time. Examples of such news can be communal riots that break out in an area. Such information helps readers to be abreast of the situation in the place, irrespective of his proximity to the place. NRI’s can access real time news and get to know about the happenings of their country and its impact on their family, relatives and friends. Updates and RSS feeds can be availed to be abreast of real-time news at any time of the day. Local news: The availability of local news on a global platform is a major advantage. For people living far away from their place, this is the best way to keep in connect with the local events and happenings of their native town/village/city.
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« on: July 29, 2010, 08:23:43 PM »
Amritsar July 26:
Two young women were killed by their family members in two separate incidents of honour killing in Punjab.
In Dasuya, a young girl named Nancy was allegedly killed by her father for getting romantically involved with a man named Gagandeep Singh. Her father allegedly administered electricity shocks to his daughter before she died. He also reportedly attacked her lover and injured him severely. The young man is currently undergoing treatment at a hospital.
The accused was arrested after his wife gave a statement to the police that her husband was guilty of murdering their daughter. In another incident of honour killing in Punjab's Hoshiarpur, a 20-year-old man named Mani Kaushal, allegedly strangled his sister to death and then threw her body in a canal.
During interrogation, Kaushal confessed that he had strangled her sister to death with an electric wire. Police are investigating both the incidents to find out the names of others who may be involved, reports added.
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« on: July 29, 2010, 08:22:44 PM »
Chandigarh/New Delhi July 29:
Punjab Chief Minister Parkash Singh Badal and Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal sought personal intervention of Prime Minister Manmohan Singh to declare the channelisation of river Ghaggar as a national project to check the recurrence of floods in future and save the people from its fury on permanent basis.
Accompanied by Deputy Chief Minister Sukhbir Singh Badal, Chief Minister Badal called on Manmohan Singh in his office at Parliament House in New Delhi on Wednesday afternoon. The Chief Minister urged the PM that the channelisation of the river Ghaggar was the need of the hour and should be taken up on the priority basis to save Punjab and Haryana from devastation as it was responsible for floods leading to heavy losses of life, property and crops in the region.
Badal informed the Prime Minister that the cost of the channelisation of river Ghaggar in Punjab would be approximately ` 1,175 crore and would require construction of embankments, other flood protection works and remodeling of cross drainage works across river Ghaggar in Punjab and Haryana.
Seeking immediate revision of norms under Calamity Relief Fund (CRF) for crop loss as these were too less and far inadequate, Badal impressed upon the Prime Minister to issue directions to the Ministry of Home Affairs for the enhancement in compensation to ` 10,000 per acre for the entire land holding of the farmers from the current scale of just Rs 1,600 per acre limited only up to two hectares.
Demanding one-time complete debt waiver or at least debt re-scheduling for another 30 years, Badal said that Punjab was still reeling under severe financial crisis due to staggering debt and recommendations of the 5th Punjab State Pay Commission. He pointed out that the total accumulated debt was of nearly ` 65,000 crore mainly due to decade-long militancy and the net borrowings of the State would be ` 6,586 crore alone during the current fiscal.
Moreover, the State was in debt trap as debt servicing was to the extent of nearly ` 5,700 crore every year. The Chief Minister also urged Singh to advise the Union Ministry of Petroleum and Natural Gas for allocation of gas at the Government-administered price for 1000-MW gas-based power project at Ropar expeditiously, for which the land was already available and the arrangements for gas transportation had been finalised with GAIL.
Badal also requested the Prime Minister to direct the Ministry of Coal for assured coal supply through allocation of coal block of high quality, since there was a great shortage of power in the State and moreover we had already tapped all the hydro potential and now left with only alternative of thermal power.
Likewise, the Chief Minister also sought coal linkage for 2640-MW Gidderbaha power project as the Central Electricity Authority (CEA) had already recommended coal linkage. The Chief Minister also sought the Centre’s approval for the execution of 500-km road project under Pardhan Mantri Gramin Sadak Yojana in the four border districts namely Amritsar, Tarn Taran, Gurdaspur and Ferozepur.
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« on: July 29, 2010, 08:16:21 PM »
Punjabi
Punjabi is Indo-Aryan language of the Punjab in India and Pakistan. Punjabi is spoken by peole of many religions including mainly followers of Islam, Sikhism and Hinduism. Punjabi has has over 125 million native speakers, which makes it the 10th most widely spoken language in the world. Punjabi has about 30 million speakers in India and more than 60 million in Pakistan. Almost half the population of Pakistan speaks Punjabi. Punjabi is the Provincial language of the Pakistani Province of Punjab. Punjabi is spoken as first language by 3% of Indians, esp. the followers of Sikhism. Punjabi is the official language of the Indian state of Punjab also. Punjabi is one of the official second languages of the states of Delhi and Haryana and Punjab and Haryana’s capital Chandigarh.
Punjabi developed as an independent language in the 11th century. the literary tradition in Punjabi started in times of Baba Farid Jee. The early Punjabi literature was principally religious or spiritual in nature.
Modern Punjabi language is facing many threats. Its being projected as the language of the Sikhs (especially in Indian Punjab) In Pakistani Punjab its struggling against Urdu as educated class of society is abandoning Punjabi.
Punjabi is spoken as a minority language in many other countries where Punjabis have settled in large numbers. Punjabi is the 2nd most common language in the UK and 4th most common spoken language in Canada. Large number of Punjabi speaking population also exists in countries like United Arab Emerates, United States, Saudi Arabia, Hongkong, France and Australia.
Punjabi is most commonly written in the Gurmukhi script – especially in Indian Punjab – which is the most complete and accurate way to represent Punjabi sounds. Unlike Roman script, the Gurmukhi script follows a ‘one sound-one symbol’ principle. Shahmukhi script is also used to write Punjabi – mainly in Pakistan. Shahmukhi is a local variant of the Arabic script based on the Nasta’liq style of the Persian script and has traditionally been used by the Punjabi Muslims. It is the official script and format for writing the Punjabi language in Pakistan.
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« on: July 28, 2010, 01:02:44 AM »
kyu ke 5jabi sare pange lande rande haa
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« on: July 24, 2010, 08:27:26 PM »
tell me guys how is look/ :wait: 
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« on: July 24, 2010, 05:46:31 PM »
Do u believe love? yes or no
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« on: July 24, 2010, 04:26:29 PM »
sare jande daso read ho game laye hor shur :) 1 tu lag ke 100 wich kine Zero hundiya ne
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« on: July 24, 2010, 02:05:48 AM »
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« on: July 23, 2010, 08:53:27 PM »
ma ik saval karan laga sare nu.. je kise nhi sahi jab das dita oh nu pj da gabru or pariya bana dita java gya sare ready hoooooo
DASO CHARDI JUMP MAR KE KYU TURDE HAA?[/size] [/b] GOOD LUCK EVERYONE
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« on: July 21, 2010, 05:55:29 PM »
let play this game guys:) everyone gonna tell me..
wht ur fav or lucky number? and tell me why ur fav or lucky number?
let start :)
mera fav haa ==> 5-> cause ma born hoya c
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« on: July 21, 2010, 04:37:01 PM »
Why Turban ??
Pagg Kyun ??
Jawaan Baccha Apni Maa Nu Puchhda Hai, "Maa, Main Pagg Kyo Banna? Ki Iss Toh Bina Main SIKH Nahi Haa? Jadd Main Mannda Ki Main Sikh haa Phir eh pagg wali zidd kyo? Sikhi ki pagg ne kamauni hai"..
Maa kehndi issda jawab main sawere dawaangi...
Baccha savere school layi taiyaar ho kehnda meri UNIFORM DEYO
maa ne keha oh taa main taiyaar nahi kitti.
Bacha kehnda fer main school kive jawaanga.
Maa ne keha "bacche school, uniform ne thoda jaana hai,
dimag tera, padnaa tu, fer eh uniform wali zidd kyo".
Baccha gusse vich aa ke kehnda hain maa aakhir discipline v koi cheez hundi hai..
Maa ne keha fir dass "mere bacche, Guru Ji da ditta discipline tere sir te kyo chubhda hai"..?
Eh pagg saadde guru ji di daat hai te saadi shaan hai, saaddi pehchaan hai!
DASTAAR NAAL TERI SARDARI KHALSA, RAKH ISNU JAAN TON PYAARI KHALSA!
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« on: July 20, 2010, 09:54:57 PM »
i am back hello everyone ki haal chal sare janta da
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