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Monday, February 15, 2010

Pakistani Girls Enjoy Basant Festival


Pakistani girls are preparing for the Punjabi spring festival called Basant. The city of Lahore marks the beginning of spring with the Basant carnival, an orgy of kite-flying, rooftop soirees, garden parties and equestrian events, much to the disgust of Islamic clerics. Lahorites and out-of-town enthusiasts don glamorous clothes, in the yellow and green of spring flowers blooming citywide, to bid farewell to the frosts and fogs of winter and usher in spring.

Girls love to wear yellow shalwar kameezes during the season and dress up most fabulously for the occasion. Punjabi girls from Islambad and as far away as Bahawalpur and even Karachi converge upon Lahore to partake in the much awaited Basant celebrations.

People all over the world come Lahore to participate and enjoy Basant festival. Its getting world wide popularity.

Thursday, January 7, 2010

Online University Student Sunmbul


Sunmbul from Pakistan studying MBA in University likes boy active and dynamic, decisive and haste but tends to regret attractive and affectionate to one, strong mentality. Loves attention. Diplomatic. Consoling, friendly and solves people’s problems. Brave and fearless, adventurous, loving and caring, suave and generous, emotional, aggressive, hasty, good memory, moving motivates oneself and others. Sickness usually of the head & chest and also sexy in a way that only their lover can see.

Sunmbul appreciates distance education and she is also doing MBA from online university (There has been a change in the way corporations and even brick and mortar education entities view online college degrees. There was a time when an online degree was considered by almost everyone to be a substandard degree. In the past few years, more and more employers not only embrace and approve of online distance education, they offer to help college students pay for their education through work place grants.

The range of online degree programs available continues to grow. At one time, business courses were the most common online degree programs, but now you can get a degree in education, psychology, business administration, criminal justice and much, much more online. If you are considering pursuing your degree online, research the college of your choice to learn if they provide your chosen program online. If not, there are likely others who do).

Sunday, December 27, 2009

Punjabi Girls and Extravagant Punjabi Marriage

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After getting engaged, both the girl and the boy enjoy their courtship, the period when they get to know more about each other. And then, the preparations for the grand Punjabi wedding begin. Wedding begins with ‘Akhand Path’, which ends with a ceremony called ‘Sagan’. Then in the evening, the most awaited ‘Mehndi ki raat’ is celebrated. Popularly know as ‘Ladies Sangeet’, it is one of the most exciting rituals in Punjabi marriages.

Then the grand wedding day arrives, which begins with Chuda & Ghara Ghardoli: During the Chuda ceremony, the oldest maternal uncle and aunt have the most active role to perform. As Punjabis love eating, both Sikh and Hindu weddings are marked by more feasting. The concluding item is doli, literally “palanquin”, when the bride is given an emotional farewell by her family and friends.

Thursday, December 17, 2009

Punjabi in Australia

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Some of Punjabi Girls sends us pictures without mentioning their names but wonderful information about Punjabi Sikh history settled in Australia. They writes that today there is a large Fiji Indian population in Australia who call Australia there home. These Fiji Indians have changed the face of Indian Australia. While earlier Indian migration was that of educated professionals, these new Fiji Indians were more dynamic and business going. Their arrival has increased the services enjoyed by all Indians.

The current wave of Indian migration is that of Engineers, tool makers from India, Gujrati business families from Africa and second level relatives of settled Indians. Most Gujrati families go into business. Engineers and Tool Makers, most of them, find a dead end of job. Being as enterprising as many Indians are, they either go back to College and study programming to land a decent and stable job. Others are venturing into their own businesses. September, 98 a new wave of Indian immigrants has hit Australia.


Umair Malik

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