Important Abbreviations and their Full Form - A to Z

3G	Third Generation
AAA	Asian Athletics Association
AAFI	The Amateur Athletics Federation of India
AC	Ante Christum (Before Christ), Ashok Chakra, Air Conditioner
ADB	Asian Development Bank
AFI	Athletics Federation of India
AFMC	Armed Forces Medical College
AI	Artifical Intelligence, Air India
AICTE	All India Council for Technical Education
AIFF	All India Football Federation
AIIMS	All India Institute of Medical Science
AITUC	All India Trade Union Congress
ALGOL	Algebric Oriented Language
AM	Ante Meridiem (before Noon), Amplitude Modulation
APEC	Asia Pacific Economic Cooperation
ARPANET	Advanced Research Project Agency Network
ASCII	American Standard Code for Informa­tion Interchange
ASEAN	Association of South East Asian Na­tions
ASLV	Augmented Satellite Launch Vehicle
AT&T	American Telegraphic and Telephone Co. Ltd.
ATC	Air Traffic Control
ATM	Automated Teller Machine
AVSM	Ati Vishisht Seva Medal
B2B	Busines to Business
B2C	Business to Consumer
BARC	Bhabha Atomic Research Centre
BBC	British Broadcasting Corporation
BBS	Bulletin Board Service
BC	Before Christ
BHEL	Bharat Heavy Electri-cals Ltd
BIOS	Basic Input Output System
BIT	Binary Digit
BPL	Below Poverty Line
BPO	Business Process Outsourcing
BPR	Business Process Re-engineering
bps	bytes per second
BSE	Bombay Stock Exchange
BSF	Border Security Force
BSNL	Bharat Sanchar Nigam Limited
C2C	Consumer to Consumer
CA	Chartered Accountant
CAD	Com­puter Aided Design
CAT	Common Admis­sion Test
CBI	Central Bureau of Investigation
CBSE	Central Board of Secondary Education
CDAC	Centre for the Development of Ad­vanced Computing
CDMA	Code Division Multiple Access
CEO	Chief Executive Officer
CFSL	Central Forensic Science Laboratory
CGI	Common Gateway Interface
CIA	Central Intelligence Agency
CID	Criminal Investigation Department
CISC	Complex instruction-set computing
CITU	Centre of Indian Trade Unions
CNN	Cable News Network
COMSAT	Communications Satellite Corporation
COPRA	Consumer Protection Act
CORBA	Common Object Request Broker Architecture
CPI(M)	Communist Party of India / Marxist
CPWD	Central Public Works Department
CRIS	Centre for Railway Information System
CSIR	Council of Scientific and Industrial Research
CTBT	Comprehensive Test Ban Treaty
CYMK	Cyan, Yellow, Magenta, Kinda
D.Litt.	Doctor of Literature
D.Phil.	Doctor of Philosophy
D.Sc	Doctor of Science
DC	Direct Current
DIG	Deputy Inspector General
DMA	Direct Memory Access
DMK	Dravida Munetra Kazhagam
DNA	Deoxyribo-nucleic Acid
DTP	Desktop Publishing
DVC	Damodar Valley Corporation
DVD	Digital Versatile/Video Disc

E & OE	Errors and Omissions Excepted
EDI	Electronic Data Interchange
EIS	Executive Information System
E-MAIL	Electronic Mailing
EMI	Equated Monthly Installments
ENIAC	Electronic Numerical Integrator and Calculator
ENT	Ear, Nose and Throat
EOF	end of file
EOT	Eastern Daylight Time
EPABX	Electronic Private Automatic Branch Exchange
ERNET	Educational and Research Network
FAQ	Frequently Asked Question
FBI	Federal Bureau of Investigation
FBT	Fringe Benefit Tax
FBTR	Fast Breeder Test Reactor
FBW	Fly-By-Wire
FCI	Food Corporation of India; Fertilizer Corporation of India
FDI	Foreign Direct Investment
FEMA	Foreign Exchange Management Act
FICCI	Federation of Indian Chambers of Commerce and Industry
FIFA	International Football Federation (Fed­eration Internationale de Football Associa­tion)
FIR	First Information Report
FM	Frequency modulation
FRCP	Fellow of the Royal College of Physicians
FRCS	Fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons
FRCS	Fellow of the Royal Geographical Society
FRS	Fellow of the Royal Society
G7	Group of Seven (US, UK, Germany, France, Italy, japan and Canada) G8 includes G7 plus Russia
GATE	Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineer­ing
GATS	General Agreement on Trade and Ser­vices
GDP	Gross Domestic Product
GMAT	Graduate Management Admission Test
GMT	Greenwich Mean Time
GSLV	Geo-Synchronous Satellite Launch Ve­hicle
GSM	Global System for Mobile Communica­tions
GSP	Generalised System Preference
GUI	Graphical User Interface
HAL	Hindustan Aeronautics Limited.
HIV	Human Immunodeficiency Virus
HMI	Himalayan Mountaineering Institute
HTML	Hyper Text Markup Language
HUDCO	Housing and Urban Development Corp.
HVAC	Heating, Ventilating and Air Conditioning
i.e.	id est (that is)
IAAI	International Airport Authority of India
IAEA	International Atomic Energy Agency
IARI	Indian Agricultural Research Institute
IAS	Indian Administrative Service
IATA	International Air Transport Association
IBM	International Business Machines
ICSE	Indian Certificate of Secondary Educa­tion
ICU	Intensive Care Unit
ICWA	Indian Council of World Affairs
IDA	International Development Agency
IDBI	Industrial Development Bank of India
IEEE	Institute of Electronics and Electrical Engineers
IELTS	International English Language Testing System
IFC	Industrial Finance Corporation, International Finance Corporation
IFS	Indian Foreign Service; Indian Forest Service
IGNOU	Indira Gandhi National Open Uni­versity
IIPA	Indian Institute of Public Administration
IISCO	Indian Iron and Steel Company
IISS	International Institute of Strategic Stud­ies
IIT	Indian Institute of Technology
ILA	Indian Library Association
ILO	International Labour Organisation
IMAP	Internet Mail Access Protocol
IMF	International Monetary Fund
INA	Indian National Army
INTUC	Indian National Trade Union Con­gress
IOC	Indian Oil Corporation
IP	Internet Protocol
IPC	Indian Penal Code
IPCL	Indian Petro-Chemicals Corporation Ltd
IPI	International Press Institute

IPO	Initial Public Offering
IPS	Indian Police Service; Inter Press Service
IQ	Intelligence Quotient
IRC	International Red Cross
IRDP	Integrated Rural Development Programme
IRS	Indian Revenue Service
ISBN	International Standard Book Number
ISDN	Integrated Services Digital Network
ISI	Indian Standards Institution; Inter Services Intelligence
ISKCON	International Society for Krishna Consciousness
ISO	International Standards Organisation
ISRO	Indian Space Research Organisation
IST	Indian Standard Time
ITBP	Indo-Tibetan Border Police
ITES	Information Technology enabled services
ITI	Indian Telephone Industries<br> Industrial Training Institute
ITU	International Telecommunication Union
IVF	In-Vitro Fertilisation
IVM	In-vitro Maturation
JCO	Junior Commissioned Officer
JEE	Joint Entrance Examination
JPEG	Joint Photographic Expert Group
LASER	Light Amplification by Stimulated Emission of Radiation
LCA	Light Combat Aircraft
LCD	Liquid Crystal Display<br>Least Common Denominator
LCM	Lowest Common Multiple
LIC	Life Insurance Corporation (of India)
LLB	Bachelor of Laws
LMC	Large Megallanic Cloud
LTTE	Liberation Tigers of Tamil Elam
M.A.	Magisiter Artium (Master of Arts)
M.D	Doctor of Medicine
MBA	Master of Business Administration
MBBS	Bachelor of Medicine and Bachelor of Surgery
MCC	Marylebone Cricket Club
MCI	Medical Council of India
MICR	Magnetic ink character recognition
MIDI	Musical Instrument Digital Interface
MIPS	Million Instructions per Second
MIT	Massachusetts Institute of Technology; Master Instruction Tape
MLA	Member of Legislative Assembly
MNC	Multi-National Corporation
MODEM	modulator demodulator
MP	Member of Parliament; Madhya Pradesh
MPEG	Motion Picture Experts Group
MRCP	Member of the Royal College of Physicians
MTCR	Missile Technology Control Regime
MVC	Maha Vir Chakra
NAAC	National Assessment and Accreditation Council
NABARD	National Bank for Agriculture and Rural Development
NAFED	National Agricultural Co-operative Marketing Federation
NALCO	National Aluminium Company Ltd.
NASA	National Aeronautics and Space Ad­ministration
NASDAQ	National Association of Securities Dealers Automated Quotation
NASSCOM	National Association of Software and Service Companies
NATO	North Atlantic Treaty Organisation
NAV	Net Asset Value
NCERT	National Council of Educational Research and Training
NCSA	National Centre for Supercomputing Applications; National Computer Security Association
NDA	National Defence Academy
NOC	No Objection Certificate
NPA	Non-performing Assets
NPT	Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty
NRF	National Renewal Fund
NSUI	National Students Union of India
NTPC	National Thermal Power Corporation
OBC	Other Backward Classes
OCR	Optical Character Recognition
ONGC	Oil and Natural Gas Corporation
OOP	Object Oriented Programme
OPEC	Organisation of Petroleum Exporting Countries
OSCAR	Orbiting Satellite Carrying Amateur Radio
PAN	Permanent Account Number
Ph.D.	Doctor of Philosophy (Philosophiae Doctor)
PIL	Public Interest Litigation

PIN	Postal Index Number
PSLV	Polar Satellite Launch Vehicle
PWD	Public Works Department;
R&D	Research and Development
RADAR	Radio Detecting and Ranging
RAM	Random Access Memory
RAW	Research & Analysis Wing
RBI	Reserve Bank of India
RDX	Research Department Explosive (Cyclotrim-ethylin Trinitrate)
RISC	Reduced instruction-set computing
RNA	Ribonucleic acid
ROM	Read Only Memory
RPM	Revolutions Per Minute
RTI	Right to Information
SAIL	Steel Authority of India Limited
SARS	Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome
SCSI	Small Computer Systems Interface
SEBI	Securities and Exchange Board of India
SENSEX	Sensitivity Index (of Share Price)
SEZ	Special Economic Zone
SGPC	Siromani Gurudwara Prabandak Committee
SIM	Subscriber Information Module
SLV	Satellite Launch Vehicle
SMS	Short Message Service
SMTP	Simple Mail Transfer Protocol
STD	Subscriber Trunk Dialling; Sexually Transmitted Diseases
TADA	Terrorist and Disruptive Activities (Prevention) Act
TCP	Transfer Call Protocol<br> Transmission Control Protocol
TELCO	Tata Engineering and Locomotive Company
TFT	Thin-Film Transistor
TIFR	Tata Institute of Fundamental Research
TISCO	Tata Iron and Steel Company
TOEFL	Test of English as a Foreign Language
UAV	Unmanned Aerial Vehicle
UGC	University Grants Commission
ULFA	United Liberation Front of Asom
UNESCO	United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organi-sation
UNI	United News of India
UNICEF	United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund (now, 'United Nations Children's Fund')
UNU	United Nations University
UPA	United Progressive Alliance
UPSC	Union Public Service Commission
URL	Uniform Resource Locator
VAT	Value Added Tax
VCR	Video Cassette Recorder
VIP	Very Important Person
VIRUS	Vital Information Resources Under Siege
VRML	Virtual Reality Modelling Language
VRS	Voluntary Retirement Scheme
VSSC	Vikram Sarabhai Space Centre
WHO	World Health Organisation
WMO	World Meteorological Organisation
WTO	World Trade Orga-nisation
WWF	World Wildlife Fund
WWW	World Wide Web
WYSIWYG	What you see is what you get
XML	Extensible Mark-up Language
YMCA	Young Men's Christian Association
ZIP	Zone Improvement Plan

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Famous Quotes.

1. You can do anything, but not everything.

—David Allen

2. Perfection is achieved, not when there is nothing more to add, 

    but when there is nothing left to take away.

—Antoine de Saint-Exupéry

3. The richest man is not he who has the most, 

    but he who needs the least.

—Unknown Author

4. You miss 100 percent of the shots you never take.

—Wayne Gretzky

5. Courage is not the absence of fear, 

    but rather the judgement that something else is more important than fear.

—Ambrose Redmoon

6. You must be the change you wish to see in the world.

—Gandhi

7. When hungry, eat your rice; when tired, close your eyes. 

    Fools may laugh at me, but wise men will know what I mean.

—Lin-Chi

8. The third-rate mind is only happy when it is thinking with the majority. The second-rate mind is only happy when it is thinking with the minority. The first-rate mind is only happy when it is thinking.

—A. A. Milne

9. To the man who only has a hammer, everything he encounters begins to look like a nail.

—Abraham Maslow

10. We are what we repeatedly do; excellence, then, is not an act but a habit.

—Aristotle

11. A wise man gets more use from his enemies than a fool from his friends.

—Baltasar Gracian

12. Do not seek to follow in the footsteps of the men of old; seek what they sought.

—Basho

13. Watch your thoughts; they become words.
      Watch your words; they become actions.
      Watch your actions; they become habits.
      Watch your habits; they become character.
      Watch your character; it becomes your destiny.

        —Lao-Tze

14. Everyone is a genius at least once a year. 

      The real geniuses simply have their bright ideas closer together.

—Georg Christoph Lichtenberg

15. What we think, or what we know, or what we believe is, in the end, 

     of little consequence. The only consequence is what we do.

   —John Ruskin

16. The real voyage of discovery consists not in seeking new lands but seeing with new eyes.

 —Marcel Proust

17. Work like you don’t need money, love like you’ve never been hurt, and dance like no one’s watching

  —Unknown Author

18. Try a thing you haven’t done three times. Once, to get over the fear of doing it. 

      Twice, to learn how to do it. And a third time, to figure out whether you like it or not.

      —Virgil Garnett Thomson

19. Even if you’re on the right track, 

      you’ll get run over if you just sit there.

      —Will Rogers

20. People often say that motivation doesn’t last. 

      Well, neither does bathing – that’s why we recommend it daily.

        —Zig Ziglar

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Sindhi Language History..

Culture
Sindh is a repository of varied cultural values and has remained the seat of civilization and meeting point of diverse cultures from times immemorial. Sindh’s cultural life has been shaped, to a large extent, by its comparative isolation in the past from the rest of the subcontinent. A long stretch of desert to its east and a mountainous terrain to the west served as barriers, while the Arabian Sea in the south and the Indus in the north prevented easy access.
As a result, the people of Sindh developed their own exclusive artistic tradition. Their arts and craft, music and literature, games and sports have retained their original flavor. Sindh is rich in exquisite pottery, variegated glazed tiles, lacquer-work, leather and straw products, needlework, quilts, embroidery, hand print making and textile design. According to renowned European historian H.T. Sorelay, Sindhis had not only contributed to literature but also to astronomy, medicine, philosophy, dialectics and similar subjects.
Genuine love for fellow beings, large heartedness and hospitality constitute the very spirit of Sindhi culture and it is the association of the cultural elements that elevate it and keep aloft its banner among the contemporary cultures of South-Asia. Having lived for centuries under the changing sway of various dynasties i.e. the Arabs, Mughals, Arghuns, Turkhans and Soomras, Sammahs, Kalhoras and Talpurs, Sindhi culture is a fusion of multiple culture patterns.
Origins
Sindhi language has evolved over a period of two millennia; with many waves of invasions by Greeks, Arabs, Arghuns, Tarkhans, Seythians, Turks, Mughals and so on. Sindh, on the north west of undivided India, had always been the first to bear the onslaught of the never-ending invaders, and as such absorbed Hindi, Persian, Arabic, Turkish, English and even Portuguese. The language of the people of Sindh has a solid base of Prakrit and Sanskrit, showing great susceptibility towards borrowings from Arabic, Persian, and Dravidian (such as Brahui in Baluchistan).

Sindh was the seat of the ancient Indus valley civilization during the third millennium BC as discovered from the Moen-jo-Daro excavation. The pictographic seals and clay tablets obtained from these excavations still await proper decipherment by epigraphists. 

The Sindhi parlance has witnessed a transition over the years and there are varying theories related to the ancestry of the language. Historians working hard to fathom the origin of the language have varying conclusions to offer.

Facts and discoveries of Sindhi parlances over the years have launched a debate about the Sindhi language being a derivative of the ancient Sanskrit dialect and there a few historians who believe that it's the other way round. Dr Ernest Trumpp was the pioneer of the theory that Sindhi is a derivative of Sanskrit language. Judging from its vocabulary and roots of verbs, Dr Trumpp came to the conclusion that "Sindhi is a pure Sanskritical language, more free from foreign elements than any of the North Indian vernaculars."

The Rev. Mr.G. Shirt of Hyderabad, one of the first Sindhi scholars, considered that the language is probably, so far as its grammatical construction is concerned, the purest daughter of Sanskrit. It has small sprinkling of Dravidian words, and has in later times received large accessions to its vocabulary from Arabic and Persian.

Hindu scholars Dr. H M Gurbaxani and Berumal Maharchand Advani agreed with the concept. But Miss Popati Hiranandani in her book 'Sindhis: The scattered treasure' (pg6) has an interesting deliberation to this theory. According to her some scholars confused the words prakrita (meaning=natural) with the word purakrita (meaning - formed first), which misled them. In the same way, she says, due to affinity towards Hinduism, litterateurs like Kishinchand Jetley translated a couplet from Sindhi poet Shah Abdul Latif's poetry into Sanskrit and concluded that the similarity shows the derivation of Sindhi from Sanskrit. She rightly argues that it could be the other way round too and cites two authorities to elucidate this point. One is Siraj-ul-Haq of Pakistan who states:

"The history of Sindhi is older than that of Sanskrit and its related civilization or culture are derived from the civilization or culture of Sindh and from Sindhi language…Sanskrit is born of Sindhi - if not directly, at least indirectly."

The other is an Indian linguist, S Kandappan who says:

"Sindhi is one of the ancient languages. I say it is the most ancient languages, I know it has got its origin even before Sanskrit in the country…."

Interestingly, after further studies Dr Trumpp himself seemed to be doubtful about his findings. Testimonies to this are the remarks in one of his work of arts:

"Sindhi has remained steady in the first stage of decomposition after the old Prakrit, where all other cognate dialects have sunk some degrees deeper and we shall see in the course of our introductory remarks that rule, which the Prakrit grammarian, Kramdishvara has laid down in reference to the Apabramsha, are still recognizable in present day Sindhi, which by no means can be stated of the other dialects. The Sindhi has thus become an independent language, which, though sharing a common origin with its sister tongues, is very materially different from them."

Dr Trumpp's initial theory was first challenged by Dr. Nabibux Baloch. He believes that Sindhi belongs to the Semitic group. Mr. Ali Nawaz Jatoi holds the same view. They point out that there are some words in Sindhi that cannot be found in Sanskrit. Besides, the suffixes added to the pronouns in Sindhi suggest its relation with Semitic languages. The word 'Sanskrit' itself denotes that it is a polished or refined form of a language that was already prevalent. The grammarians Patanjali and Panini formed rules and regulations, which came to be necessarily, and compulsorily followed by writers and poets of those days. Thus, Sanskrit was only the language of literature as is evident from works of classical writers. Dr Baloch states:

"Sindhi is an ancient Indo-Aryan language, probably having its origin in a pre-Sanskrit Indo-Aryan Indus Valley language. The Lahnda and Kashmiri appear to be its cognate sisters with a common Dardic element in them all."

Sir George Grierson too places Sindhi as a near relative of the Dardic languages. (Dardistan is a region near Kashmir).

Literature

Sindh is where Persian and Indian cultures blended, for the area was introduced to Islam in 712AD. Thus, very little of Sindhi literature of the earlier period has survived. The Summara and Summa periods are virtually blank except for the few poems of Hamad, Raju and Isack. The heroic ballads of this period set to music by Shah Abdul Karim (1538-1625) are the earliest records of the Sindhi language.

Real flourish of Sindhi poetic talent came during the last stages of the 18th century. Although the time was not appropriate for cultural developments as invaders repeatedly plundered the country during this period. Several works like Shah Abdul Latif's Shah-Jo-Rasalo, the magnum opus of Sindhi literature, were produced.

It describes the life of a common man, the sorrows and sufferings of the ill-starred heroes of ancient folklore. Sachal, another eminent, poet closely followed Shah Abdul Karim. He was a Sufi rebel poet who did not adhere to any religion and denounced religious radicals. The poet Saami was a complete contrast to Kari, more pious than poetical, yet possessing a charm of his own. There was an excess of songsters in Sindhi who recited similar ideas and themes in varied tones. The notables among them are Bedil, his son Bekas, and Dalpat. Gul Mohamad introduced Persian forms of poetry replacing the native baits and Kafees. Mirza Kaleech Beg who composed on the same lines contributed a lot to Sindhi literature.

Dayaram Gidumal and Mirza Kaleech were two of the early prose writers. The former was a great scholar and he was famous mainly for his metaphysical writings. The noted lexicographer and essayist Parmanand Mewaram wrote essays that educated and instructed both the young and the old. This peer group also comprised of Bherumal Meherchand, Lalchand Amardinomal and Jethmal Parsram, and Acharya Gidwani, N. R. Malkani and Dr H. M. Gurbuxani.

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Ahmad Faraz Poetry

Khud ko chuntay huway din saara guzar jaata hai "Faraz"
Phir hawa shaam ki chalti hai tu bikhar jaate hein..! 
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Ab osay roz na sochoon to badan toot-ta hai FARAZ...!!
ik umer ho gayi us ki yaad ka nasha kartay kartay... 

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Ankhain khuli to jag uthi hasratain FARAZ...
usko bhi kho diya jisey paya tha khwab main..... 
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her roz dil udaas hota hai or shaam guzar jaati hai "faraz"..
ek roz sham udas hoga or huma guzar jaaynge..! 
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Tawaaf-e-manzil-e-jaana hamain bhi karna hai,,
FARAZ tum bhi agar thori door sath chalo . . ! 

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                      SaDa RoPoSh RaHtay HaiN WoH PAThAr FaRaz.......!!!!

                         EmaRat JiN Kay KaNdhOon Pay Khari Ho........!!!!

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MuHABBat KaY BaAd MuHABBat MuMkiN Hay FaRaz.....!!!!
MaGar ToOT Kay CaHna SirF Aik BaaR Hota Hay.......!!!! 
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KoUn ToLay Ga Abb HeRoOn Main HaMAraAy AnSoO FaRaz.....!!!!
WoH Jo DaRd Ka TaJir Tha DuKaN ChOR GaiYa.......!!!!

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WoHJISskayPAsS RaHta Tha DoStoOn Ka HAjOom....!!!!
    SuNa Hay FaRaZz KaL RaAt EhSaAs_e_TaNHAi say Mar gaiYa.....!!!! 

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wo mujay apni zindge samjti ha Faraz 
kia usay muj pr aihti bar ni 
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shiddate dard se sharminda nahi meri wafa FARAZ
dost gahre han to phir zakhm bhi gahre honge.......... 
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Bara Naaz Tha Un Ko Apnay Parday Pay Faraz
Kal Raat Wo Khuwab Mein Sar-E-Aam Chalay Aaye.....
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USKAY SHEHAR MAIN KI GUFTOGO HAWION SAY 'FARAZ' 
YEAH SOCH KAR KAY HAWION MAIN SANSAIN THI USKI 
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hazaroo tukray kiye us ne mere dil k [ F@r@z] 
kudhi ro para har tukray pe apna naam dekh kar 
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~**~Kahin tanha na kar dy tujhy munfarid rhny ka shok Faraz~**~
~**~Jab din dahalay to kisi say haal-e-dil kah diaa karr~**~ 
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~**~Wo bzahir to mila tha ik lamhay ko Faraz~**~
~**~umar saree chayee usko bhulany k liay~**~ 

~**~ Roeay ga is kadar wo meri laash say lipat kar Faraz~**~
~**~ Agar is bat ka pata hota to kab k maar gaey hotay ~**~ 
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~**~ Unglian aaj bhi is soch main gum hain Faraz~**~
~**~ Us nay kasay naeay haath ko thama ho ga ~**~ 
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~**~ Apni nakami ka ik yah bhi sabab hy Faraz ~**~
~**~cheez jo mangty hain sab say juda mangty hain~**~ 
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~**~ Gila karain to kasay karain Faraz ~**~
~**~wo bewafa sahi magar intakhab to mera hy~**~ 
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Kitni Nafrat thE ussE Teri TasveeR sE FaraZ..
KE apnA haTh hi Jala DalA Teri TasveeR jalanE k bAAd
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uskE pyaaR ka NashA itnA thA FaraZ..
Ko logoN Ny MerA NaaM SharaBi RakH diyA
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MojY kiSi sY Bhalai ki Ab koi Tawaqo Nahi FaraZ..
Main Adatan Sab Sy Keh raHa hoN mujhE DuaoN Mein Yaad rakhNa 
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Hm nE Sookhi hui ShakoN pe Lahu Chhirka tha FaraZ..
phool Agr Ab b Na khilTe To KayamaT Hoti 

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         Hum Wo Patty Nahi Jo Shakh Se Gir Jaty Hain FaraZ..
               Kehdo Toofano Say Zara Okat Main Rahen..
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                  ab milain ge to khubb rulayain ge us sangdil ko faraz,
                   suna hy rote mai usko lipat jane ki aadat haay
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                     ~**~ Wo bhi kiya ajeeb shaks tha Faraz k jis ki zaat par~**~
                          ~**~ jab aaitbar barrh gia to ikhtyar ghatt gia ~**~ 
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                            ~**~ Teri bewafion par mar jany ko ji chahta hai Faraz~**~
                              ~**~ Tuj main wafa hoti too kiaa hoota ~**~
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                   ~* Boht ajeeb hain yah bandshain mohbat ki Faraz~**~
                 ~**~ Nah us nay kaid main rakha nah hm Farar howy~**~ 
                                                

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       Ji yeh chaahta hai kay jaan hi dy dein Faraz
         itnay haseen khareedar sy kyaa lena dena . 
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             Ghar say niklay thay ke dunya ne pukara tha Faraz
Abb fursat miley dunya se tou ghar jain kahein

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woh mujhy roz parindoo ki misal data hai FaraZ
saaf saaf nahi kehta mera shahar chOOr do 
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hum ne is khayl se tasbih he toor de.... FARAZ...!
kya gin k uska naam lon jo behisab hai....

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akal waloon k mukadar main kahan zook e janoon hay faraz
ishq walay ain jo hr chez luta daytay hain 
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zindagi bhar na sath daynay ki tum khao kasam faraz
ham nay sanso ko b juda hotay daykha ahy 

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~**~ Ab neend say kahoo hm say sulah kar lay Faraz ~**~
~**~ Wo rooth gaey jin k liay hm jaga karty thay ~**~ 
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~**~Nai wo shaks kismat main phir b us say milty hain Faraz~**~
~**~ bara purlutf lagta hy mukadar ko saza dana ~**~ 

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Ab to iss qadar bagairti bhar gayi hai Faraz...
Shair kissi or ka naam mera thok dete hain....
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koi muntazir hy uska kitni shiddat se FARAZ.....
wo janta hy magar anjan bana rehta hy!!!

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unglian aj bhi isi soch main gum han faraz...
us na kasy naye hath ko thama ho ga 
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wo her bar mujh sa nazerain chura ata ha faraz ...
main kagaz per bhi bna kar dekhi han ankhin us ki

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mohabbat kar suktay ho to RAAB sakaro faraz..
miti ka putlon sa kabhi wafa nhi milti 
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fakat is dur sa sona bhi chore dia ha faraz...
kahin wo khuwab main bhi bichra to mer jain gay

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~**~ Janay kis bat pay us nay mujy chora hy faraz~**~
~**~Main to mukhlis tha kisi maan ki duwaon ki tarah~**~
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Mery Shikwon Pr Us Ny Hans K Kaha FARAZ....
KsiNy Ki Thi Wafa Jo Hm Karty....!!!!! 
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Ab Neend Sy Kaho Hm Sy Sulah Kr Ly FARAZ
Wo Daur Chala Gaya Hy Js K Liye Hm Jaga Krty Thy!!! 
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SHAAM-EWADA SAHI DUKH ZADA SAHI PHIR BHI DEKHO "FARAZ",
AAJ SHAB USKI FURQAT MAIN KEHLO GHAZAL KAL USAY DEKHNA...
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~**~Bondain giri to aankh main aansu b aa gay Faraz ~**~
~**~ barish kas uss ki yaad say rishtaa zarroor hy~**~
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~**~ Mery sajdoon main kami to nahi the Faraz ~**~
~**~mujsy bharh kr kisny usy manga tha Khuda sy~**~ 
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~**~Kal rat apny sary dhuk kmray ki dewaron sy kah daly Faraz~**~
~**~ Ab main soota hun to dewarain roote rahti hain ~**~
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Mujhe khairaat main mili khusian ache nahi lagti Faraz
main apne dukhoon main rehta hoon nawabon ki tarah
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Jitni shiddat se mujhe zakham diye hain us ne FARAZ.
Itni shiddat se to main ne usay chaha bhi na tha.
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ab naa woh hain naa woh tu hai naa woh mazi hai faraz!
jase do shkhas tamana ke sarabon main milain!!!!!!!!!!!!

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Sharminda hai taire takhallus ka mazakk urane k bad....
tu youn roth jai ga zindagi se Fraza ye khabar na thi.....
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Boondain gireen tou ankh main ansoo bhi a gay "FARAZ"
Lagta hai barish ka uski yaad say rishta zarure hai...!

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