Hindu Priest beaten by Sikhs in india

[halupridol]

Medical transcription.

what did u do?

 

[Indrani]

what did u do?

Why the horror? It is just a regular job.

 

[halupridol]

I think most are. Though of course they are not among the pub going crowd.

may be a couple of decades ago

Why the horror? It is just a regular job.

what exactly did u do?

 

[Indrani]

may be a couple of decades ago

Nah. A large chunk of India is still traditional. They are the silent majority.

 

[halupridol]

Nah. A large chunk of India is still traditional. They are the silent majority.

oh,,,please
silent majority,,,,gud god

 

[Indrani]

what exactly did u do?

I edited and formatted medical reports. The stuff that American hospitals churn out by their gigabytes every day. It is just patient history and physical and surgical reports and such.

 

[halupridol]

I edited and formatted medical reports. The stuff that American hospitals churn out by their gigabytes every day. It is just patient history and physical and surgical reports and such.

what?? ,,,,,they dont do it by themselves....sale kaamchor

 

[Indrani]

silent majority,,,,gud god

Yup the silent majority.

 

[Multani]

I know Pakistani desperation to indigenise the origin of their national language to Punjab or sometime declaring it as central Asian language to hide its roots from India.

Which desperation?


Persian and then Urdu have been the religious languages of Punjabi Muslims since Khawaja Ghareeb Nawaz of Ajmer [ late 1200s]. He spoke Persian, and then his great grand students spoke the earliest versions of Urdu. And his western students were based in Pakistan.
@LURKER

 

[INDIC]

What do you mean by "....since the language started"? There's no date of start of Urdu, it evolved over a period of time in the gangetic plains of North India as a result of interaction of Khari-boli and turkic/persian . It has nothing to do with Punjab .

@Multani The real story is in 1837, British discontinued Persian and introduced Urdu as the provincial language for UP-Bihar and but since Hindus were more than 80% in both provinces they wanted their native Devangari script for their own language, with this this turned into Hindi-Urdu and it took decades of court cases to get it recognize. This all dispute made Urdu as a symbol of Muslim identity, your Punjabis easily accepted Urdu when British made it a provincial language of Punjab. The term Zaban e Urdu was only coined at the time of Shah Jehan and the name became popular after that, before that the it was already known by others names like Hindustani, Hindi or Dehlavi etc.

Now since Pakistani must make it indigenous to Pakistan, fake theory of Urdu origin in Punjab is being created. Indians are very much aware about the different dialects of Hindi and fake Pakistani theories won't work on us.

 

[Indrani]

what?? ,,,,,they dont do it by themselves....sale kaamchor

No, they don't. I wont blame the ER docs, but don't know about the work load of other docs. It is kind of imp for them to have every minute details written down for insurance claims. So they do not tend to be brief as Indian docs I presume.

 

[INDIC]

Which desperation?


Persian and then Urdu have been the religious languages of Punjabi Muslims since Khawaja Ghareeb Nawaz of Ajmer [ late 1200s]. He spoke Persian, and then his great grand students spoke the earliest versions of Urdu. And his western students were based in Pakistan.
@LURKER

Amir Khusrow was the first one to write prose in Khariboli since he lived in Delhi and chose native Indian language.

 

[Multani]

@Multani The real story is in 1837, British discontinued Persian and introduced Urdu as the provincial language for UP-Bihar and but since Hindus were more than 80% in both provinces they wanted their native Devangari script for their own language, with this this turned into Hindi-Urdu and it took decades of court cases to get it recognize. This all dispute made Urdu as a symbol of Muslim identity, your Punjabis easily accepted Urdu when British made it a provincial language of Punjab. The term Zaban e Urdu was only coined at the time of Shah Jehan and the name became popular after that, before that the it was already known by others names like Hindustani, Hindi or Dehlavi etc.

Now since Pakistani must make it indigenous to Pakistan, fake theory of Urdu origin in Punjab is being created. Indians are very much aware about the different dialects of Hindi and fake Pakistani theories won't work on us.

Persian and Urdu have been the religious and poetic languages of Punjabi/Sindhi Muslims en mass since the Delhi Sultanate times.

 

[INDIC]

Persian and Urdu have been the religious and poetic languages of Punjabi/Sindhi Muslims en mass since the Delhi Sultanate times.

 

[Bombaywalla]

This wannabe woman (hahaha) really needs to get "her" shit together. They happen to pick on people's personal lives when they're at the bottom of the pack, and have nothing else to say, and then talk about "references" that they themselves conjure up. Oh, the insecurity. Says a lot.

Oh well, you can't please everyone now can you.