SHauKeeN GaBRu
Chardi Kala
dhaliwal ji 
Turban disappearing in Punjab :(
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maaf karna tusi jo Khalistan zindabaad de jhande chakki firde ho uhna da uddon takk koi fayda ni jadd takk tusi aap ik change sikh ni ban jande.......Guru Maharaj ne taan kiha si "So kion manda aakhiye jitt jamme rajaan" tusi uhnu 2 paise di kehke apni 2 paise toon vi ghat di akal da janaza kadhta....
na ki gal oon taan ih 2 paise dian kudian tusi ki umeed karde ho ki ihna kol mundian nalo jyada dmaag honge jo ih ihna nu samjha sakdian pagg rakhan lai....ki gal mundian ch sirf aini hi smajh hai ki uh kudian piche ture firan.......hor koi akal hi ni.....
nale je koi aini samajh rakhda ki uh kise de kehan te vigad sakda te ih samajh sakda ki kudian baal katte munde pasand kardian ( jo ki ik bahut galat generalised statement) taan uh aini samajh da malak vi jaroor hou vi usnu pata hove usde lai ki changa te ki mada!!!
last but not the least apne cations di responsibility leni sikho..har mande kam da sehra kudi te madh dena koi bahli vaddi gal ni.....
Akal Sahai!!!!
SHauKeeN GaBRu
Chardi Kala
mannu nahi lagda kudiyaan pichhe munde vaal kata rahe ne...but thers more influence of foreign culture...lokki baar jaande ne te jadon Punjab vapas aande ne te vaal katte hunde ne...aunna nu dekhke jede Punjab di youth hai aeh kam kar rahi hai...
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hahahaha..... joke hunda
MeHRaM
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hanji........keep it up.........
SHauKeeN GaBRu
Chardi Kala
me too...
the turban is totally disappearing in punjab and it's so sad to see! my cousins that live there are all ridding themselves of the turban, they thinks its uncool to wear one now. I get soo annoyed with them, i'm a total hypocrite because i cut my hair!
it's sad to see, even here not many people wear turbans. a nicely tied pugh looks wonderful.
it's sad to see, even here not many people wear turbans. a nicely tied pugh looks wonderful.
dhana_jatt
~*~ NiMaNa ~*~
ਗੌਰ ਨਾਲ ਸੁਣੋ ਗੱਲ ਗੱਭਰੂ ਪੰਜਾਬੀਓ,
ਸਿਫਤ ਸੁਣਾਵਾਂ ਤੁਹਾਡੀ ਮੁੰਡਿਓ ਨਵਾਬੀਓ,
ਕਿਸੇ ਕੌਮ ਦੀ ਨਾ ਤੁਹਾਡੇ ਜਿਹੀ ਸ਼ਾਨ ਜੱਗ ਤੇ,
ਤੁਹਾਡੀ "ਪੱਗ" ਨਾਲ ਵੱਖਰੀ ਪਛਾਣ ਜੱਗ ਤੇ,
ਸਿਫਤ ਸੁਣਾਵਾਂ ਤੁਹਾਡੀ ਮੁੰਡਿਓ ਨਵਾਬੀਓ,
ਕਿਸੇ ਕੌਮ ਦੀ ਨਾ ਤੁਹਾਡੇ ਜਿਹੀ ਸ਼ਾਨ ਜੱਗ ਤੇ,
ਤੁਹਾਡੀ "ਪੱਗ" ਨਾਲ ਵੱਖਰੀ ਪਛਾਣ ਜੱਗ ਤੇ,
SHauKeeN GaBRu
Chardi Kala
...par bahut time lageya padan nu dhanne
J@tti
..Majajan..
Everyone is entitled to make their choices. So, think twice before pointing fingers at others.
chrisjhonson
Member
ajj turban ghatdi ja rahi hai te agge ja ke hor vi maada haal hona
because je hun vaali generation ni turban bannu tan ehna de bachhe vi kithe
bannange.so peole of our generation should not drop there turbans
because je hun vaali generation ni turban bannu tan ehna de bachhe vi kithe
bannange.so peole of our generation should not drop there turbans
"Except I and my two brothers, all our sons and grandsons have shorn their hair. It does pain me to see my family like this but no one listens to us nowadays." says Baldev Singh, the patriarch of a large family in Adliwal near Amritsar. His daughter-in-law Roominder Kaur is quite happy with a clean-shaven son as she doesn't have to go through the tedium of combing and tying his hair each morning.
The situation has gone beyond hair-splitting as rural Punjab's tryst with the barber keeps growing. The land-owning Sikh peasantry have all but shed the turban, whereas the more conservative trading 'Khatri Sikhs' in urban areas are less inclined towards the new trend. One reason is that most of the Sikh gurus were 'Khatris' or from the trading community which is why this section of Sikhs are more staunch believers.
But go to rural Punjab and there are some tell-tale indicators of change. Where earlier, the sole barber in a village had to supplement his income by selling sweetmeats, now, most villages have three to four barbers. The feisty land-owning Punjabi farmer has always been known for his enterprise and desire to try new things. True to form, it is he who is leading the 'no turban' trend even though it makes him an apostate in the eyes of his religion.
Now why are Sikhs, otherwise very dedicated to their religion, saying goodbye to turbans and going in for haircuts ?? I believe it is a combination of various factors, both social and economic, at play. The most common reason cited is the convenience of not having to go through the elaborate rigmarole of maintaining a beard and tying a turban. But there is something else at work too.
Everyone agrees that the turban problem is acute in the villages where the land-owning peasantry resides. And it is common knowledge that drug abuse in Punjab has reached unprecedented levels. Sixty per cent of the youth in the 14-25 year age group are estimated to be drug users. This is because Sikhism prohibits smoking and drinking. Smoking or drinking with a turban on one's head makes a Sikh feel more guilty of breaching his faith. The absence of his kesh (long hair) and turban frees him from such qualms.
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The situation has gone beyond hair-splitting as rural Punjab's tryst with the barber keeps growing. The land-owning Sikh peasantry have all but shed the turban, whereas the more conservative trading 'Khatri Sikhs' in urban areas are less inclined towards the new trend. One reason is that most of the Sikh gurus were 'Khatris' or from the trading community which is why this section of Sikhs are more staunch believers.
But go to rural Punjab and there are some tell-tale indicators of change. Where earlier, the sole barber in a village had to supplement his income by selling sweetmeats, now, most villages have three to four barbers. The feisty land-owning Punjabi farmer has always been known for his enterprise and desire to try new things. True to form, it is he who is leading the 'no turban' trend even though it makes him an apostate in the eyes of his religion.
Now why are Sikhs, otherwise very dedicated to their religion, saying goodbye to turbans and going in for haircuts ?? I believe it is a combination of various factors, both social and economic, at play. The most common reason cited is the convenience of not having to go through the elaborate rigmarole of maintaining a beard and tying a turban. But there is something else at work too.
Everyone agrees that the turban problem is acute in the villages where the land-owning peasantry resides. And it is common knowledge that drug abuse in Punjab has reached unprecedented levels. Sixty per cent of the youth in the 14-25 year age group are estimated to be drug users. This is because Sikhism prohibits smoking and drinking. Smoking or drinking with a turban on one's head makes a Sikh feel more guilty of breaching his faith. The absence of his kesh (long hair) and turban frees him from such qualms.
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jattpunjabi
Member
22 sare kite hi aa haal aa.......matbal sare dharmaa ch.......pandit v daaruaan peende aa.......sikh vaal katounde aa...tension nai lene ka
Panjaban
*~DoAbAn~*
Eh te sach he hai ke panjab vich mundeya ne pagga bannaniya shadd dittiya. Baaki gall aiddan ah ke doojeya nu dosh ni dena chahida, saare kahi jaande ah ke lokka da bura influence painda, panjab di youth te bahar waleya da te bahar wale panjabiya da western culture/style da bura influence ah, i dont agree with it. Challo theek ah bura influence hunda par apni samajh v honi chahidi, apna culture ki khenda? Saada dharam ki ah? Saada sabhyachaar ki ah? oh ni pata?
Hun assi agge ni jaada kujh v khende ik gall te mukaa dinde haan k Kamal da phull ainne chikkarr (mud) vich hunda, oh fer v kinna sohna te khirreya rehnda, so dont blame others for what you are doing wrong. Je ehna panjabiya nu, sikha nu apne dharam da apne sabhyachaar da ja apne reeti rawaaja da pyar/mohh hove taa oh ohi karde jo saade appne lokki suggest karde ah, na ke shokeeni piche jaande ja western culture/style nu apnaunde.
Bhull chukk maaf.
ssa.
Hun assi agge ni jaada kujh v khende ik gall te mukaa dinde haan k Kamal da phull ainne chikkarr (mud) vich hunda, oh fer v kinna sohna te khirreya rehnda, so dont blame others for what you are doing wrong. Je ehna panjabiya nu, sikha nu apne dharam da apne sabhyachaar da ja apne reeti rawaaja da pyar/mohh hove taa oh ohi karde jo saade appne lokki suggest karde ah, na ke shokeeni piche jaande ja western culture/style nu apnaunde.
Bhull chukk maaf.
ssa.
Gabru_Gulab_Varga
member
I agree with raman. I'm born abroad and despite being a mona, I have a special (shounk) desire to where a turban. People in India, have no brains if they're following so called westerners!
Panjaban
*~DoAbAn~*
"Vich hajaara diss jaanda kalla Sardar kharra"
