Comments on: PILAA DE OAK SE SAQI, JO HAM SE NAFRAT HAI

By: Rajesh Gupta

Rajesh Gupta — Wed, 25 Apr 2012 06:01:16 +0000

Very well written

By: Inderpal Sandhu

Inderpal Sandhu — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 06:03:49 +0000

Very appropriate prayer.

Well said about time as being a non-renewable resource.

I always look forward to your urdu verses.

In Pilaa de oak se —–you have used ‘agar’ instead of ‘gar.’

Who else has written the following?. It seems to be an exact quote from Ghalib, except for the addition of ‘Mere Dost’,

use of ‘chaahe’ instead of ‘chaaho’, ‘guzra’ instead of ‘gaya’ and an extra word ‘hooN’.

Howcome that you did not attain the rank of Lt. General!

By: Sandeep Unnithan

Sandeep Unnithan — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 06:02:03 +0000

am a ‘Reliance’ customer…I wonder why they are called thus….i have been promised speeds of ‘upto 3 mbps’ but it never goes beyond 512…it’s like the government asking you to pay for HIGH SPEED EXPRESSWAYS with this in fine print *only after midnight, and in low traffic conditions….

Recently Finland became the first country to guarantee free internet as a right to its citizens…we must press the same for India too.

In short, I am with you on this crusade. Lead on Sir

By: Ata Hasnain

Ata Hasnain — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 06:00:51 +0000

Sent by Gen Surjit Singh (Retd). The power of the Internet is as yet an unrealised tool in India. You and I are some of the few who have hitched on to the knowledge revolution but it needs to go much beyond. I foresee most of us working off home in the near future provided we have the most reliable means to remain netted through data and video.

Gen Surjit has his own unique way of communication which is indeed charming. His repertoire of Urdu couplets seems endless.

By: Raj Kadyan

Raj Kadyan — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 05:59:39 +0000

Thank you for your useful advice.

By: Gurmeet Kanwal

Gurmeet Kanwal — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 05:59:09 +0000

A very fervent plea indeed, Sir!

MTNL claims it is giving me 2 MBPS here in Delhi — give or take a couple of hundred kbps.

Tested speed: Download 597 kbps, upload 214 kbps. It is not bad at all.

By: aman brar

aman brar — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 05:58:15 +0000

i dont think even a farmer with a parched throat , looking at his even more parched fields would have the pain in his prayers as u have demonstrated in ur couplets….wah wah…..great….i think we should send a wired internet connection from france to chandigarh….kundi type…we r good at kundis…no? Dear masad…the gen population in india is not intrested in high speed internet…it is only the users who have the love for netting as u that find the speed bad…..by the way if i am not wrong the new internet connections as tata photon and the usb types have phenomenal speed…also it is a fact that bsnl is faster than airtel and the lot…..try and research it…

By: C Uday Bhaskar

C Uday Bhaskar — Wed, 28 Mar 2012 05:57:01 +0000

many thanks…as always…for your nuggets
great idea…re. bandwidth…..and some poignant poetry….may I quote you….?