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Sports Khelan / Cyclist race crash
« on: September 02, 2009, 02:34:43 PM »| Soundpony Street Sprints Aug09 - Frankencrashen | |
Yes, he did win. In bike races, anything that crosses the finish line first wins.
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Yes, he did win. In bike races, anything that crosses the finish line first wins.
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News Khabran / Punjabi trucker caught smuggling drugs in US
« on: September 02, 2009, 02:16:01 PM »
badi sharmnaak gal hai ke Gorey hun Punjabiyan diya gaddiya te drugs hon da shakk kareya karnge...
Punjabi trucker nabbed in US for smuggling drugs
September 1st, 2009 - 9:25 am ICT by IANS
src: ThaIndian
Toronto, Sep 1 (IANS) A Punjabi-origin Indo-Canadian trucker driver was arrested Monday by US authorities for trying to smuggle marijuana from Canada.
Forty-year-old driver Gurmit Singh of North York on the outskirts of Toronto was arrested on the Canada-US border in New York State Monday after he was found carrying 353 pounds of marijuana in his truck cargo. Singh had concealed the drug by co-mingling it with fire wood he was ferrying from Toronto to Worcester in Massachusetts in the US.
On suspicion, US Customs and Border Protection officials at the Peace Bridge entry port in Buffalo searched the truck.
The X-ray of the vehicle deepened their suspicion, forcing the officers to physically search the whole load of fire wood cargo.
The search led to discovery of bundles of marijuana hidden in fire wood, according to US Customs.
Singh was arrested and the truck confiscated. He was charged with smuggling the contraband into the US.
“Marijuana is freely available in Canada, particularly British Columbia province. Its smuggling into the US has become an easy route to quick riches for many Indian Canadians. So I am not surprised when these guys get caught.
People are greedy and they want to become rich quickly,” a trucking company owner of the Greater Toronto Area told IANS.
Over the years, drug gangs of young boys growing up without proper parental supervision have sprung up. Their modus operandi is to smuggle marijuana into the US and, in return, bring cocaine into Canada.
In order to money quickly, many Indian Canadian truck drivers too have joined hands with these gangs to ferry drugs across the border. So much so that even some Punjabi-origin Canadian border officials too have been arrested for their collusion in drug smuggling.
Punjabi trucker nabbed in US for smuggling drugs
September 1st, 2009 - 9:25 am ICT by IANS
src: ThaIndian
Toronto, Sep 1 (IANS) A Punjabi-origin Indo-Canadian trucker driver was arrested Monday by US authorities for trying to smuggle marijuana from Canada.
Forty-year-old driver Gurmit Singh of North York on the outskirts of Toronto was arrested on the Canada-US border in New York State Monday after he was found carrying 353 pounds of marijuana in his truck cargo. Singh had concealed the drug by co-mingling it with fire wood he was ferrying from Toronto to Worcester in Massachusetts in the US.
On suspicion, US Customs and Border Protection officials at the Peace Bridge entry port in Buffalo searched the truck.
The X-ray of the vehicle deepened their suspicion, forcing the officers to physically search the whole load of fire wood cargo.
The search led to discovery of bundles of marijuana hidden in fire wood, according to US Customs.
Singh was arrested and the truck confiscated. He was charged with smuggling the contraband into the US.
“Marijuana is freely available in Canada, particularly British Columbia province. Its smuggling into the US has become an easy route to quick riches for many Indian Canadians. So I am not surprised when these guys get caught.
People are greedy and they want to become rich quickly,” a trucking company owner of the Greater Toronto Area told IANS.
Over the years, drug gangs of young boys growing up without proper parental supervision have sprung up. Their modus operandi is to smuggle marijuana into the US and, in return, bring cocaine into Canada.
In order to money quickly, many Indian Canadian truck drivers too have joined hands with these gangs to ferry drugs across the border. So much so that even some Punjabi-origin Canadian border officials too have been arrested for their collusion in drug smuggling.
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News Khabran / Jimmy Shergill's success in Punjabi cinema, now coming to Bollywood
« on: September 02, 2009, 12:49:42 PM »
Jimmy Shergill is taking over these days... Here's the news on him...
Jimmy Shergill's success in Punjabi cinema, now coming to Bollywood
Jimmy Shergill's latest Punjabi films Munde U.K De and Tera Mera Ki Rishta, raked in close to 1 crore in its 1st week and did realy good business overseas. “I do one Punjabi film every year and a half and I worked with Manmohan in my first film Yaara Nal Bahaara. The response the films received from Punjabi audiences from all over the world is extraordinary,” said Jimmy. The actor has been busy with his regional projects and not many Indians know that Jimmy Shergill is the Rajnikath of Punjab.
His upcoming movie will be a Hindi comedy, Bachelor Party with Arbaaz Khan and Nauheed Cyrusi. About his other upcoming movies, Jimmy Shergill said “I have already finished the shooting of Johnny Mastana, directed by Shoojit Sircar, alongside Mr. Bachchan and am working on Karan Johar’s My Name Is Khan, which will release early next year. I am also eagerly awaiting Farhan Akhtar’s Crooked to release, where you will see me alongside Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai.”
Jimmy Shergill's success in Punjabi cinema, now coming to Bollywood
Jimmy Shergill's latest Punjabi films Munde U.K De and Tera Mera Ki Rishta, raked in close to 1 crore in its 1st week and did realy good business overseas. “I do one Punjabi film every year and a half and I worked with Manmohan in my first film Yaara Nal Bahaara. The response the films received from Punjabi audiences from all over the world is extraordinary,” said Jimmy. The actor has been busy with his regional projects and not many Indians know that Jimmy Shergill is the Rajnikath of Punjab.
His upcoming movie will be a Hindi comedy, Bachelor Party with Arbaaz Khan and Nauheed Cyrusi. About his other upcoming movies, Jimmy Shergill said “I have already finished the shooting of Johnny Mastana, directed by Shoojit Sircar, alongside Mr. Bachchan and am working on Karan Johar’s My Name Is Khan, which will release early next year. I am also eagerly awaiting Farhan Akhtar’s Crooked to release, where you will see me alongside Abhishek Bachchan and Aishwarya Rai.”
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News Khabran / Punjabi youth playing sports in Silicon Valley
« on: September 02, 2009, 12:12:27 PM »
Mein sarey punjabi mundey kudiyan nu ek benti karunge ke apne ilakey vich koi na koi khel jaroor shuru karo. Ehde naal jakeeni faida hoyuga. Khedan de naal tusi khud jawan rahunge, te tuhanu mauka miluga apne haan de mundeya/kudiyan naal khul mil ke kuch karn da.
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Goal! Soccer team at SJSU gives Punjabi immigrants an entry to Silicon Valley culture
By Lisa Fernandez at Mercury News
lfernandez@mercurynews.com
Posted: 08/21/2009 01:42:19 PM PDT
Updated: 08/21/2009 10:45:22 PM PDT
When Kirandip Riar moved from Punjab, India, six years ago and started high school in San Leandro, he was too nervous to sign up for the soccer team.
"I was too shy," the 22-year-old said.
But a few years ago, a Punjabi friend asked the computer science student to play soccer on a mostly Punjabi team at San Jose State University.
The pals have since joined a soccer league in Hayward, composed mostly of teammates from Mexico and some from Afghanistan. And this weekend, several team members from this diverse league will play soccer at a sporting extravaganza sponsored by the Sikh Sports Association at California State University-East Bay in Hayward.
Soccer has provided Riar an entry into mainstream Silicon Valley life.
"I'm more open now," he said. "I'm not shy any more."
This cross-cultural bridge is exactly what association founders had hoped for, said one of the organizers, Harpaul Singh, who also leads the Punjabi student club at James Logan High School in Union City. So far, about 950 participants have signed up to play tennis, soccer, golf, field hockey, basketball, track and field, volleyball, and two Indian-centered sports of cricket and kabbadi — Punjabi-style wrestling.
The games don't have any religious overtones, and welcome anyone to play, but the majority of players do hail from the northern Indian state of Punjab and are Sikh by faith.
Over the years, Singh has watched students born in rural areas of Punjab steer away from high school sports teams after they arrive in the United States.
"The kids from the villages, they don't have those kind of facilities back there," Singh said.
The Sikh sports event, he said, is to help those kids, and others, become more familiar with a variety of American-style athletics, which hopefully will lead to a more level playing field between new immigrants and mainstream society.
"We want them to learn how to play the games," he said, "so that they won't be frogs in a well. If they learn how to play informally, then maybe they'll start to play at school."
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Goal! Soccer team at SJSU gives Punjabi immigrants an entry to Silicon Valley culture
By Lisa Fernandez at Mercury News
lfernandez@mercurynews.com
Posted: 08/21/2009 01:42:19 PM PDT
Updated: 08/21/2009 10:45:22 PM PDT
When Kirandip Riar moved from Punjab, India, six years ago and started high school in San Leandro, he was too nervous to sign up for the soccer team.
"I was too shy," the 22-year-old said.
But a few years ago, a Punjabi friend asked the computer science student to play soccer on a mostly Punjabi team at San Jose State University.
The pals have since joined a soccer league in Hayward, composed mostly of teammates from Mexico and some from Afghanistan. And this weekend, several team members from this diverse league will play soccer at a sporting extravaganza sponsored by the Sikh Sports Association at California State University-East Bay in Hayward.
Soccer has provided Riar an entry into mainstream Silicon Valley life.
"I'm more open now," he said. "I'm not shy any more."
This cross-cultural bridge is exactly what association founders had hoped for, said one of the organizers, Harpaul Singh, who also leads the Punjabi student club at James Logan High School in Union City. So far, about 950 participants have signed up to play tennis, soccer, golf, field hockey, basketball, track and field, volleyball, and two Indian-centered sports of cricket and kabbadi — Punjabi-style wrestling.
The games don't have any religious overtones, and welcome anyone to play, but the majority of players do hail from the northern Indian state of Punjab and are Sikh by faith.
Over the years, Singh has watched students born in rural areas of Punjab steer away from high school sports teams after they arrive in the United States.
"The kids from the villages, they don't have those kind of facilities back there," Singh said.
The Sikh sports event, he said, is to help those kids, and others, become more familiar with a variety of American-style athletics, which hopefully will lead to a more level playing field between new immigrants and mainstream society.
"We want them to learn how to play the games," he said, "so that they won't be frogs in a well. If they learn how to play informally, then maybe they'll start to play at school."
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News Khabran / Miss Pooja breaks Punjabi World Record
« on: September 02, 2009, 10:46:29 AM »
CONGRATULATIONS TO MISS POOJA for breaking another world RECORD!
Miss Pooja, the Queen of Duets in Punjabi Music industry, has broken Hans Raj Hans's world record for the most amount of songs sung in Punjabi. Although she has not yet broken Lata Mangeshkar's record in Indian Music Industry, she is working hard and fast towards breaking that one also. Miss Puja also holds the record for the most Punjabi duets songs sung in the world.
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Pics / PENDU chilling at home
« on: September 01, 2009, 01:45:08 PM »
PENDU di mere kol ik foto payi si, ah layo:
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Shayari / Pendu Bapu - Modern Putt
« on: August 26, 2009, 09:46:04 AM »
ਫਿਕਰ ਬਾਪੂ ਨੂੰ ਟੱਬਰ ਦੇ ਪਾਲਣ ਦਾ
ਤਪਦੀਆਂ ਧੁੱਪਾਂ 'ਚ ਖੇਤੀ ਕਮਾਈ ਕਰਦਾ
ਫਿਕਰ ਪੁੱਤਰ ਨੂੰ ਵੀ ਇਸ਼ਕ ਦਾ ਘੱਟ ਕੋਈ ਨਾ
ਖੜ ਕੇ ਮੋੜਾਂ ਤੇ ਖੂਬ ਟਰਾਈ ਕਰਦਾ..!!
ਤਪਦੀਆਂ ਧੁੱਪਾਂ 'ਚ ਖੇਤੀ ਕਮਾਈ ਕਰਦਾ
ਫਿਕਰ ਪੁੱਤਰ ਨੂੰ ਵੀ ਇਸ਼ਕ ਦਾ ਘੱਟ ਕੋਈ ਨਾ
ਖੜ ਕੇ ਮੋੜਾਂ ਤੇ ਖੂਬ ਟਰਾਈ ਕਰਦਾ..!!
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Tech Lounge / Research in Universe, Outer Space
« on: August 24, 2009, 04:15:41 PM »
just an awesome and very simple lecture on the technology for outer space research
| From Universe to Multiverse. Are You Ready? (Dr. Michio Kaku) | |
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Tech Lounge / Enicycle, no peddles, no handles, just sit and ride
« on: August 24, 2009, 03:49:17 PM »410
Pics / Illusion about Leaning Tower of Pisa
« on: August 24, 2009, 03:36:13 PM »
Look at the two images below. You might think the tower on the right is more lopsided/tilted, but YOU'RE WRONG! It's the same image. HAHA!
To prove it, turn your head sideways (90 degrees), and you will see it.
To prove it, turn your head sideways (90 degrees), and you will see it.
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Tech Lounge / Integrated living room devices in table
« on: August 20, 2009, 09:28:18 AM »
You'll never have to stand up again, every living room device will be controlled by the table:
| Unusual remote controller | |
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Sports Khelan / Usain Bolt broke World Running Record again
« on: August 17, 2009, 03:55:32 PM »
broke it with 9.58 seconds..
| record del mundo usain bolt en 9 58 s | |
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Tech Lounge / Laser in a drawing
« on: August 17, 2009, 02:27:27 PM »
laser interacts with drawings
This same guy also did a electric stimulation of muscles
| Laser + Sound test-0 | |
This same guy also did a electric stimulation of muscles
| electric stimulus to face -test3 ( Daito Manabe ) | |
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News Khabran / Manmohan Waris & Kamal Heer - Punjabi Virsa 2009 in Australia (Brisbane)
« on: August 14, 2009, 11:11:00 AM »
Punjabi Virsa 2009 australia (Brisbane) apna punjab
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News Khabran / Remembering 1984 Victims by planting trees
« on: August 14, 2009, 10:35:50 AM »
First of all, I would say this is an awesome move by the Sikh Community.
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Remembering '84 riot victims with green pledge
Smriti Singh, TNN 2 August 2009, 12:14am IST
NEW DELHI: Twenty-five years after thousands of Sikhs lost their lives in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, families of the victims have taken solace in
nature. To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the carnage, hundreds of Sikhs planted over 250 saplings around the Karkardooma court complex on Saturday.
Gathered in large numbers outside the court complex, where the hearing of one of the riot-related cases was going one, people planted saplings as a life-affirming gesture to humankind. Amid heavy police presence to avert any tension during the hearing many families quietly planted trees in memory of their loved ones.
Gurdeep Singh, one of the volunteers, said that by going back to nature, he wanted to spread the message of love and harmony. "I lost two members of my family in the carnage and the pain of losing someone you love is immense. By planting a tree in their remembrance, I am also contributing to nature,'' he said.
The cause initiated by Gyan Sewa Trust and Sant Baba Sewa Singh Ji, Panjab, witnessed the participation of various other independent Sikh organizations. The tree plantation drive, according to H S Phoolka, senior lawyer and chairman of Gyan Sewa Trust, was a way to connect with people for a common cause. "With increasing global warming and depleting greenery in Delhi, we feel it is absolutely important to undertake such campaigns and to connect with people on issues that have an emotional appeal,'' Phoolka said.
Around 1,000 saplings have already been planted in south Delhi in the drive that started on July 27. "We have a target of planting 25,000 trees across the city by November, which will mark 25 years since the tragedy took place,'' Phoolka added.
And the drive does not end here. The planted trees will be maintained by the organizations for one year across the city.
source: India Times - Times of India
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Remembering '84 riot victims with green pledge
Smriti Singh, TNN 2 August 2009, 12:14am IST
NEW DELHI: Twenty-five years after thousands of Sikhs lost their lives in the 1984 anti-Sikh riots, families of the victims have taken solace in
nature. To commemorate the 25th anniversary of the carnage, hundreds of Sikhs planted over 250 saplings around the Karkardooma court complex on Saturday.
Gathered in large numbers outside the court complex, where the hearing of one of the riot-related cases was going one, people planted saplings as a life-affirming gesture to humankind. Amid heavy police presence to avert any tension during the hearing many families quietly planted trees in memory of their loved ones.
Gurdeep Singh, one of the volunteers, said that by going back to nature, he wanted to spread the message of love and harmony. "I lost two members of my family in the carnage and the pain of losing someone you love is immense. By planting a tree in their remembrance, I am also contributing to nature,'' he said.
The cause initiated by Gyan Sewa Trust and Sant Baba Sewa Singh Ji, Panjab, witnessed the participation of various other independent Sikh organizations. The tree plantation drive, according to H S Phoolka, senior lawyer and chairman of Gyan Sewa Trust, was a way to connect with people for a common cause. "With increasing global warming and depleting greenery in Delhi, we feel it is absolutely important to undertake such campaigns and to connect with people on issues that have an emotional appeal,'' Phoolka said.
Around 1,000 saplings have already been planted in south Delhi in the drive that started on July 27. "We have a target of planting 25,000 trees across the city by November, which will mark 25 years since the tragedy took place,'' Phoolka added.
And the drive does not end here. The planted trees will be maintained by the organizations for one year across the city.
source: India Times - Times of India
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Help & Suggestions / a tip to pj mods
« on: August 14, 2009, 09:21:51 AM »
Sat Sri Akal,
sade forum vich ik banda hai just.singh, jehnu Grenade Singh ne ban kar ditta si for spamming and advertising. Eh bande ne ajj fer justy.singh naam register karke spamming keeti, jehde topic mein delete kar ditte. Mein darkhas karda sade pj mods nu, ke je tuhanu ess bande koi nave topics (purane rehn deyo) milde ne, ohna nu tusi beshak delete kar sakde ho.
dhanwad ji, je koi sawal hove puch leyo menu. pata menu hona ni, mein vi Grenade Singh nu puch ke hi dasna.
sade forum vich ik banda hai just.singh, jehnu Grenade Singh ne ban kar ditta si for spamming and advertising. Eh bande ne ajj fer justy.singh naam register karke spamming keeti, jehde topic mein delete kar ditte. Mein darkhas karda sade pj mods nu, ke je tuhanu ess bande koi nave topics (purane rehn deyo) milde ne, ohna nu tusi beshak delete kar sakde ho.
dhanwad ji, je koi sawal hove puch leyo menu. pata menu hona ni, mein vi Grenade Singh nu puch ke hi dasna.
