lo ji suno tusi vi  :happy:

happy birthday manu maan








On D pages of roses,
with D ink of moon light ,
only 2 words has written 4 u,
'Very Happy Birthday 2 U'


I wish U simple pleasures in life. Evergreen happiness. A truly bright future. Most of all I wish a Birthday. Full of smiles and cheers.

 :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy: :superhappy:

aagar aap ne kudi  phasaani ho tu....


jab wo kitchen ma jaye tu peechay se ja k usko jhapee daaal lo :hug:

agar hans paray :happy:
tu samjho phas gaye :love:
or
agar gussa karay :angr:


tu shor macha do
 =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D> =D>

"baji dar gaye"
"baji dar gaye"
 :he:

Gujrat was founded by Raja Bachhan Pal Gurjar in 460 BC, according to General Cunningham, the British historian. Historical consensus is that it existed in the time of Alexander the Great, and that the city's Raja Porus p** up a fierce challenge to Alexander's invasion at the bank of the Jehlum River. The establishment of Gujrat City was realised early in the 19th century after the British Empire and in support of regional landlords (e.g., Daswandi Khan of Daswandi Pura).
Gujrat became a part of the Muslim Sultanate of Delhi when the Afghan noble Sultan Shahab-ud-Din Muhammad Ghauri conquered Punjab in 1185. Gujrat slowly developed as medieval town and manyMuslim Sufi missionaries converted the local Gurjar population to Islam. During the Mughal period, Mughal royalty frequently travelled through the district en-route to Kashmir. When King Jahangir died while he was returning from Kashmir, the news of his death was suppressed to avoid any chaos in the empire. His abdominal organs were taken out and buried in Gujrat. To this day, an annual festival is held commemorating this event, commonly known as the "Festival of Jahangir".
Shah Daula is a Sufi saint of the city and he met Sikh's aixth Guru Gobind Singh (1595–1644) when he was passing though Gujrat. After the decline of the Mughal Empire, the Sikh invaded and occupied Gujrat. The Muslims faced severe restrictions during the Sikh rule. The Sikh army under Sardar Gujjar Singh Bhangi in 1765 defeated the Gakhar ruler of Gujrat and annexed it to the Sikh Territories. From 1765–1846 Gujrat was controlled by the Sikhs.
Two main battles between British and Sikh armies were fought in this district: the Battle of Chillianwalaand the Battle of Gujrat. Only after winning the battle of Gujrat on 22 February 1849 did the British declare victory in Punjab.
The predominantly Muslim population supported Muslim League and Pakistan Movement. After theindependence of Pakistan in 1947, the minority Hindus and Sikhs migrated to India while the Muslimrefugees from India settled in the Gujrat district. Muslims refugees from East Punjab, Haryana, Jammustarted arriving and crossed the border in to Pakistan; many were given land in Gujrat District to settle.
There are many historical buildings and ruins in and around Gujrat. The Grand Trunk Road, commonly abbreviated as G.T. Road, built by emperor Sher Shah Suri, also passes through Gujrat. The road still exists today, along with its period stone wall. Historical buildings and ruins can be found in nearby towns throughout the area.

main suchda sanu pj radio te farmiyash de naal naal news vi deni chahi di .
jadh show chal reha hove taan djs max 15 mint funy news den te 15 mint pj bare dassn.
eydhee naal punjabi janta te new aan wale user di dillchaspi vi ziyada ho jani te ohna de help vi.
and funny news nall intertetment vi ziyada ho jani

Garmi e hasrat e nakam se jal jatey hain
 Hum charagaon ki tarha sham se jal jatey hain
 
 Shama jis aag me jalti hai numayesh keliye
 Hum isi aag me gumnam se jal jatey hain
 
 Buch nikaltey hain agar aatish e siyaal se hum
 Shola e aarize gulfaam se jal jatey hain
 
 Khud numayi to nahi shevaye arbaab e wafa
 Jinko jalna ho wo aaram se jal jatey hain
 
 Rabt baahum pe hamein kya na kahenge dushman
 Aashna jab tere paigham se jal jatey hain
 
 Jab bhi aata hai mera naam tere naam k saat
 Janey kyon log mere naam se jal jatey hain

lo ji sub da payara te hasoun wali masheen deep shergill ho gaya jawan te ban gaya pj da gabru

mubarkaaaaaaaaa
ji mubarkaaaaaaaaaaaa
 
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sub naal payar te hasa makhol ne eynu pj te gabru bana ta
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hava bhi Khushagavar hai,
 gulon pe bhi nikhar hai
taranum-e- hazar ha,
 bahar pur bahar hai
kahan chala hai saqiya,
 idhar to Laut idhar to aa
are ye dekhata hai kya,
 utha subu, subu utha


subu uthaa piyala bhar,
 piyala bhar ke de idhar
chaman ki simt kar nazar,
saman to dekh beKhabar
vo kali-kali badaliyan ,
 ufaq pe ho gai ayan
vo ik hajum-e-maikashan hai
 su-e-maikada ravan
ye kya guman hai badaguman,
 samajh na mujhako natavan
Khayal-e-zohd abhii kahan
 - abhi to main javan hun


ibadaton ka zikr hai,
 nijat ki bhi fikr hai
junun hai shbab kaa,
 Khayal hai azab ka
magar suno to shaiKh ji,
 ajib shai hain aap bhi
bhalaa shabab-o-ashiqi,
 alag hue bhi hain kabhi


hasin jalavarez hon,
 adayen fitanakhez hon
havayen itr abez hon,
 to shauq kyun na tez hon
nigaarahaa-e-fitanaagar koi idhar,
 koi udhar
ubharate ho aish par,
 to kya kare koi bashar
chalo ji qisa muKhtasar,
tumhara nukta-e-nazar
durust hai to ho, magar -
 abhi to main javaan hoon


na Gam kashud-o-bast ka,
 boland ka na past ka
na buud ka na hast ka,
na vada-e-alast ka
ummiid aur yas gum,
 havas gum qayas gum
nazar se aas-paas gum,
 hamaa bajuz gilas gum


na may mn kuchh kami rahe,
qada se hamadami rahe
nishast ye jami rahe,
 yahi hamahami rahe
vo raag ched mutariba,
 tarab-fiza alam-ruba
asar sada-e-saaz ka,
 jigar mn aag de laga
har ik lab pe ho sada
na haath rok saqiya
pilaeye ja pilaaye ja,
 pilaye jaa pilaye ja


Abhi to Main JAWAN Hoon

ye gasht kohasar ki,
 ye sair ju-e-var ki
ye bulbulon ke chahachahe,
 yeh gulrukhon ke qahqahe
kisi se mel ho gaya,
 to ranj-o-fikr kho gaya
kabhi jo vaqt so gaya,
ye hans gaya vo ro gaya


ye ishq ki kahaniyan,
 ye ras bhari javaniyan
udhar se meharabaniyan,
idhar se lantaraniyan
ye asaman ye zamiin,
 nazaraha-e dilanashin
unhen hayaat afariin,
bhala main chhor do yahiin
hai maut is qadar qariin,
 mujhe na ayega yaqiin
NAhi Nahi Abhi Nahi,
 NAhi Nahi Abhi Nahi

Abhi to Main JAWAN Hoon

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan and India Saturday signed a landmark liberalized visa agreement, which will go a long way in mending the fences between both the countries, Geo News reported.
 
Interior minister Rehman A Malik and Indian external affairs minister SM Krishna inked the agreement here in Islamabad. 
 
The new pact offers eight types of visa.
 
Under the new agreement citizens, aged 65 and above, would now be able to walk across the border between the two countries and need not go through the hassles of getting a visa from embassies in New Delhi and Islamabad.
 
The new visa policy between India and Pakistan has eased restrictions on visitors from both the countries.
 
Another ease for senior citizens is that they will be granted visas on arrival at the Attari and Wagah border in India and Pakistan respectively.
 
There was no such provision available for senior citizens of both countries.
 
Under the new arrangement, senior citizens will be granted a visa on arrival valid for 45 days.
 
The new accord will bring about several changes aimed at easing the visa regime.
 
There will be a single-entry visitor visa for a maximum period of six months but the stay cannot exceed three months at a time and for five places (currently limited to three places).
 
Group tourist visas, for groups of 10-50 people, has also been introduced for the first time. This will also be available for students provided they do not seek admission in the other country.
 
Also, business visa has been separated from visitor visa.
 
The business visa will have to be issued within five weeks.
 
People aged more than 65, children below 12 and eminent businessmen are exempted from police reporting.
 
Pakistanis visiting India have long grumbled about New Delhi's restrictive visa regime for both tourists and businesses.     
 
Previously Pakistani businessmen were restricted to particular cities, so visitors could not travel from Delhi to the nearby thriving business hub of Gurgaon without permission.
 
Another simplified rule will allow people to enter and exit from different check posts and change their mode of travel. This was not permitted earlier.
 
"However, this is subject to the exception that exit from Wagah/Attari, by road (on foot) cannot be accepted, unless the entry was also by foot via Attari/Wagah," the statement said.
 
Under a new category, a visitor visa for a maximum of five specified places may be issued for a longer period of up to two years with multiple entries to senior citizens (above 65); spouse of a national of one country married to person of another country and children below 12 accompanying parent(s).
 
Also, transit visa will now be issued within 36 hours instead of 72 hours.
 
Artistes would be allowed a triple entry in  both the countries. 

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