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Raghbir Singh Delhi India
Dear friends,
I was born in Mandi Bahauddin in 1937 and we migrated to Delhi, India in 1947. I am happy to find that Mandi Bahauddinis are so proud of their city. I too join you all. I have distinct memories of my childhood in MBDin - MB High School, a persian wheel well in the centre of the grain market, a primary school where my mother taught, road going to Phalia littered with ice factory, cotton ginning mill, etc. I understand MBDin is now a big and crowded city. It was an education for me to learn that the earlier name of the railway station was by the name of Pindi Bahauddin - the village to which my ancestors from my parental side belong. My mother belongs to 
Mong Rasul.
I may visit the place dear to my heart with my mother (86)in the first week of November this year. Are there some good hotels there? Persons who migrated from MBDin to India have kept the memories of the city. See google search engine. You will find Mandi Bahuddin Khalsa College, MB Girls School, etc. at Indore, Madhya Pardesh.
With greetings to all.
Raghbir Singh
Dear Tarar,
Thank you very much for your affectionate letter. I have a general comment based upon my experience about the Sikh families of Mandi Bahuddin (both of town and villages)that they are to be found in every part of India. There is a saying about the Sikhs generally that they are to be found in every part of the world.
So is about the Sikhs of Mandi Bahuddin of their presence in all parts of India. My first long rail travel as a young person was from Delhi to Assam (North-east India) in 1957 alongwith my mammu. On the way he narrated to me about the persons of our district (many our relatives)settled probably in every principal town on the way in UP,Bihar and Bengal. I found in remote interior districts of Assam our persons from Mandi Bahuddin flourishing in trade and this was way back in 1957.A person from MBDin (our relative) started sale of one rupee per glass sweet lassi in Siliguri(North Bengal)and now the family is the owner of many big hotels. Down in the South upto Hyderabad and in the west in all principal districts of Rajasthan, Gujrat and Maharashtra, they (we) are there.
I stayed as tenant (1973-1980) in a locality established by our people in the lake city of Udaipur (Rajasthan) while I was teaching in the University there. Migrants from many other districts had concentration in certain parts which was not the case with the MBdinis. Pothoharis (Rawalpindi, etc.)are also an exception. They are found in all parts of
India. There were many in Madras where I had been serving recently (2003-2005).Single reason which I identify for this is that our people much before 1947 had been venturing out and visiting other parts of the
sub-continent and thus immediately after 1947 they had their known places to look for. I was travelling alongwith with my mother from Delhi to Saharanpur four years back on a narrow and full of potholes road through rural areas. I told her that the town by the name Thana Bhawan is now close by. She narrated that her mammu from Pindi Bahuddin migrated to that place in 1940. I found that the young people in the family are doing very well in business. There are many more success stories to narrate. May I know the name of your village? My mother is very keen to know. Another little thing to narrate is that the
Headmaster/Principal of the MB High School immediately before 1947 was Mr Siri Ram Sethi. Luckily, he was the Principal of the school, namely, Babu Ram Government Higher Secondary School, Shahdara, Delhi where I had
schooling in Delhi. I have yet to see a person of his calibre in school administration - a strict disciplinarian. Can Mr Shah trace something of relevance to it? I will look for more material by contacting certain people in Delhi and outside.
Sincerely
Raghbir Singh
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Dear Sir,
Many congratulations on starting the website. I am sure you will continue to improve it with the passage of time. It will be good if you could start publishing articles and poems soon.
Best of luck:
Dr. Muhammad Naeem Chishti
MA(Punjab); LLM(Karachi); PhD(Brunel, London)
SOLICITOR OF SUPREME COURT
Salam
Dear Dr. Naeem saib,
Thank you very much for your email and very valuable suggestions and advices. Its our best effort to make this website very useful for all people of all walks of life. And as its very big project and long term project, We are continously struggling to make it day by day to its best. And yes, you have mentioned very good point of publishing articles and poems. We are going to make special icon and area for this field on website with the title "Your articles and Poems" and I hope that you will use your very experienced relations and resources to motivate all people from mandi bahauddin especially who are living abroad and like to have published their articles and peoms online. I and my all admin team will really be happy to see such articles. We have already thought about such activities as We ourselves like it very much to read articles and peoms of those who r especially abroad and having abroad experience and belong to our beautiful district.
We hope that you will share with us in this noble mission.
With best regards
Admin Team
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Our Culture --- Sher Sipra
nice work done regarding MB. my name is sher bahadur Sipra. i am a student in new york. grew up in islamabad. but from pind dherakan kalan, tehsil phalia. it was nice to see pictures regarding challianwala and rural life. for the future if you could give more pictures of village life like deras, kabbadi and men riding horses which is another feature of mandi bahauddin. information regarding our culture and traditions which we have lost or losing because of industrilization like clebrating vaiskhai(cutting of wheat). teeyan and trinjan when women would come out with their charkhas. when gabrus would play kabbadi and wear turbans like our wadkas who are old and once we lose them we'll lose our heritage. tale of heer ranjha, mirza sahiban,sohni mahiwal, sassi punnu and saiful malook. dulla bhatti and jagga jatt. please post information regarding gujrati mahiya which is a form of folk music from gujrat and mandi-bahauddin. dholay tappe and bolis and other stuff. If you need information please contact me. I will be returning soon to pakistan and will be working on cultural, traditional and way of life of all punjabis and jatts. i will be trying to promote kissa singing at melas and folk sports in our great district of MB. if you know people with the same interest please let me know i need all the support be it physical or financial. we need to make people aware of their culture and proud of who they are and make them keep their tradiations alive in this contemporary time.
jeeeyo way mitro
rab rakha, sher sipra
Dear All Friends,
Aun Dostoun k nam jo Pardees main hain aur apnay Ghar anay k liyay Batab Hain.
INTIZAR (WAIT)
Kab tak tum yuon hi maira Intizar Karo Gay,
Kab tak mairay waday ka Aitibar Karo Gay,
Aik Bat Mano Mairi,
Mairay Sath Wadah Kar Lo,
Bitian Buja Do Ghar Ki,
Darwaza Band Kar Lo,
Aur Kilian Na Tum Bachana Chah Main Mairi,
Aur Na hi Diya Jalana Tum Rah Main Mairi,
Main Aa Saka to Aon Ga , hawa pay Sawar Ho k,
Phir Wadah Kar Raha Hon,
Tum Aitibar Kar Lo,
Phir Intizar Kar Lo.......
From:- M.Asif
(Chak Sher Muhammad). M.B.Din
Dear All
chand Nikle ga to dua mangon ga
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Apne hisy main muqdar ka likha mangon ga
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main talbgar nahi dunya aur dolat ka
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Main to rab sy dost ki wafa mango ga
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Daer all Dear all Dear All
Log manzal ko mushkil samjhte hai
hum mushkil ko manzal samjhte hai
logo me aur hum main farq sirf itna hai k log dil ko dard dete hai hum dard ko dil daty hain
From A . I Anjum
Aslam u Alaikum to all specially from mbdin distt and more specially to people of my city & district. I request all my dear people of mandi bahauddin to teach their children and admit them in school because a man is nothing without education and we only can do progress in name and fame by getting education so please do this and ask other to do so. THANKS NASIR BASHIR AHMAD GUJAR MA Urdu,Punjabi& Education SIR SYED HIGH SCHOOL MANDI BAHAUDDIN
I M REALLY VERY HAPPY TO VISIT THIS SITE AND APPRICATE TO THE PERSONS WHO ARE WORKING HARD FOR THIS SITE AND TO RAISE THE NAME OF MY CITY & DISTT. SO HIGH IN THE WORLD BUT IN GUP SHUP FORUM SOME PEOPLE WROTE A WRONG STORYS AS MUNIR IQBAL DID SO NOTHING HAPPENED IN MARRIGE HALL IT WAS ONLY THERE FAMILY MATTER AND THEY SOME FAMILY MAMBERS DID SO TO DISTURB THE FUNCTION SO WE ALL BE FAIR AND DONT TRY TO DISINFORM THE PEOPLE AND WRITE TRUE WORDS MAKE FAME NOR USE SUCH FALSE WORDS TO SO BE FAIR .THANKS TO ALL
Dear all,
I was searching information for one of my friends on internet and I found www.mbdin.net. Although there are only few members in the list of website but I am happy to see that at least there is a website to highlight features of my beloved city where I born, grew up, studied and lived for decades.
It will be my pleasure to get introduced with all MBDians.
I studied in:
Primary School, Sufi Pura (1976-1981)
Tameer-e-Millat Hight School, Wapda Colony (1981-1986)
Govt. Degree College (1988)
Govt. College of Commerce, Gurha Mohalla (1988-1989)
Govt. College of Commerce, Gujrat (1989-1991)
Any fellows from these institutes particularly and other MBDians in general are welcome to contact.
I was searching information for one of my friends on internet and I found www.mbdin.net. Although there are only few members in the list of website but I am happy to see that at least there is a website to highlight features of my beloved city where I born, grew up, studied and lived for decades.
It will be my pleasure to get introduced with all MBDians.
I studied at:
Primary School, Sufi Pura (1976-1981)
Tameer-e-Millat Hight School, Wapda Colony (1981-1986)
Govt. Degree College (1988)
Govt. College of Commerce, Gurha Mohalla (1988-1989)
Govt. College of Commerce, Gujrat (1989-1991)
College of Business Adminstration (CBA), Lahore (2000-2002)
Any fellows from these institutes particularly and other MBDians in general are welcome to contact.
mai.n bhii shaayad buraa nahii.n hotaa
vo agar bevafaa nahii.n hotaa
bevafaa bevafaa nahii.n hotaa
Khatm ye faasalaa nahii.n hotaa
kuchh to majabuuriyaa.N rahii ho.ngii
yuu.N ko_ii bevafaa nahii.n hotaa
jii bahut chaahataa hai sach bole.n
kyaa kare.n hausalaa nahii.n hotaa
raat kaa i.ntazaar kaun kare
aaj-kal din me.n kyaa nahii.n hotaa
guftaguu un se roz hotii hai
muddato.n saamanaa nahii.n hotaa
nt
presence of god is there
in every thing
we dont realy know
when and where
time shall come
in which form
he may appear
therefore
speak not in vain
cause no one pain
spread whatever little
happiness you can
give a helping hand
and when you find
foe or friend
smile.....
for who knows
you may heal or mend
a broken heart
and make your foe a friend.
by geetanjali
mayn vi kidhray jawaan
eh sochia si
jawaan kujh kamaawan
eh sochia si
lumay painday payn di kujh saar nah si
eh jaawan eh aawan
eh sochia si
khuh doonga shoh smundron
mayn hathin khuna
meri karni vekh kay dhah maar kabira runna
taanay petay dey unjhaan wich
anujh gia perdasi
kehi kwuli gharrhy nasibaan
mondhay dhar laye khesi
jhala dheedo kan parrwai
ja tilay jog rachayaa
husda wasda takht hazara
chhad kithey dera laaya
mudtaan pichhon bhulay chaitay
mun ranjhay wich aayay
wichhrri koonj milay ja daraan
jhul puray diayay waay. by karim