i knew only 1 person would be there who make this a joke and thats u my dear
CFL, yes rather we should be like cfl use less energy and give better
results... thanks and how was the day buddy..

On Fri, Oct 17, 2008 at 8:36 PM, Jagpal Intezar <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>wrote:

>  Kamal , can we use CFL Bulbs instead ??? 15Watts give more than 100 Watts
> light …. It won't be Dim then …. Is it ok ?? kindly tell….
>
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> B2
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> *From:* [email protected] [mailto:
> [EMAIL PROTECTED] *On Behalf Of *Kamaljeet Singh
> *Sent:* Friday, October 17, 2008 5:57 PM
> *To:* [email protected]
> *Subject:* exghps1988v_v Re: A TRUE STORY ABOUT I.P.SINGH
>
>
>
> Hmm.. inder the most important of all in this story is that a human heart
> is still thumping in your body, you have a softer side of yours alive, the
> light [ parkash] is ON in you but it is like a night- bulb { dim } a person
> of your stature can and must make this Dim light more bright from 5 watt to
> 100, we all always wish to see the big picture and normally miss the small
> picture around us, almost all the friends have written amazing thoughts and
> suggestion to start a organisation and do so much, very encouraging and
> thoughtful, but this again is a big picture...
>
> .....small picture.... there are kids of  maids, servants, drivers,
> rickshaw wallas, press wallas these are the people who are always around us
> and we have known them for long and they have known us for long, but we miss
> them and there requirements for studies, food, clothes, home.... why we
> should not try to do something for them, i am sure some of us would have
> been and some of us may not have even thought about, let's start looking
> very nearby and we all will find...  sab kish khar mei bhar nahi... .
>
> On Tue, Oct 14, 2008 at 4:38 PM, Inderpal Singh Munjal <
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> Hi Guys
>               Before narrating this story,I want to make one thing clear,I
> have no communal intentions and certainly not trying to ignite or spark any
> kind of hatred against anyone.I am just sharing an experience,which almost
> shook me, and left a permanent imprint on my life and personality.One can
> share such feelings and encounters with friends only.One thing more,Gurmeet
> S.Khurana's recent mails,have encouraged me to confess,something,for which I
> often feel guilty.
>                 Sometime back,I happen to pass through an area called Tilak
> Vihar. This Tilak Vihar is a J.J. type colony,situated between,Tilak Nagar
> and outer ring road,in West Delhi.This place is dominated by Sikh
> population.After 1984, riots-affected,sikhs from all over Delhi,were
> rehabilitated here.I had never been to this place before.That day also,I had
> to visit,one of my staff members (Nirmal S.),for something very
> urgent.Nirmal is a very professional camera man,who lived there in a cheap
> rented accommodation.I had to stop my car at a point,as it could not go any
> further,and started looking for Nirmal's house.
>                     Suddenly, I heard someone shouting at the top of his
> voice.I turned back to see,that a man in his mid fifties, was holding the
> hand of a young sikh boy (must be in  teens).
> I can never forget the face of that innocent boy.He was
> light complexioned,and blessed with very photogenic features,but he was
> poorly dressed,bare-foot and without Patka or Dastar.Then my attention
> diverted,back to that middle aged man,who seemed to be genuinely cheated by
> that young boy.That man gave a tight slap on the face of that boy,and
> snatched a bottle from him and threw it on the road.There was white color
> liquid in the bottle.Even after receiving 2-3 really hard blows,the boy
> remained unmoved,and did not even cry for help.
>                                I could not resist my self any more and
> tried to intervene.That man calmed,and a bit  politely said,"Sardarji aap
> isko  nahi  jaantay,yeh  sabko  chutia  banata  hai."  In  the  process
> the  boy  got  his  hand  freed,suddenly all his  innocence
> disappeared.That boy,who  seemed  speechless,till now,started abusing that
> man  with all  sorts  of  M.C.'s and B.C.'s.I could not believe my
> ears.After covering a short distance,the boy picked up a stone and hurled at
> the man,that missed his head by half an inch.Man shouted,"Daikha
> Sardarji,yeh B.C. issi kaabil hai."
>                     On listening to all this Shor-Sharaba,Nirmal came out
> of his house,at the end of that Gali,as if he was waiting for me.We went
> inside his room and Nirmal offered me a glass of water,which I badly
> needed.After receiving the required packet,for which I had come,I hesitently
> asked Nirmal about that young sikh boy.Nirmal told that he knew the boy,very
> well,who lives in the very next Gali,and his name is Harpal.Harpal lives
> there with his mother...Sarabjit.He added,they are only two in the
> family.Sarabjit (Harpal's mother),is a very beautiful lady,in her  thirties.
>                     My anxiety,increased many folds.Nirmal read all the
> questions ,in my eyes and explained further.I was told,Sarabjit was neither
> a widow, nor a divorcee.Autually the story goes back to 1984,when Mohinder
> Singh (Sarabjit's father),was a very wealthy trader,who lived with his wife
> and lovely little,only daughter Sarabjit.They were a well settled,happy
> family.And then came that fateful night of 31st oct 1984,when an angry and
> violent mob of some hundred people,attacked their house and burnt it
> altogether.Mohinder Singh was ruthlessly dragged,beaten and finally burnt
> alive.The neighbor's managed to save,the young Sarabjit and her asthma
> patient mother.
>                        None of the relatives,ever helped them.They finally
> shifted to Tilak Vihar.Sarabjit never went to school,after 84.Her mother's
> condition kept on deteriorating,in the absence of proper medical
> treatment.Their only source of income was the compensation,they received
> from the Govt.With the passage of time Sarabjit grew up into a very
> beautiful,young sardarni.Then came the bouncer,which I could predict,but not
> wanted to listen.Sarabjit took to prostitution,to support herself and
> mother.The Old lady could not tolerate all this,and held herself responsible
> for the fate of her only daughter.She passed away the very next month,some
> even say,she committed suicide.Sarabjit,gave birth to a boy,Harpal,many
> years ago.No body knows about Harpal's father.Sarabjit has inherited that
> Asthma,from her mother.She is no more as beautiful,young and healthy,as she
> used to be.She hardly find any customers now.Harpal is now out to earn the
> living.He buys second hand,empty bottles,from the kabaari wala,fills them
> ,with slightly white colored water.He is cheating people by selling these
> bottles as Phenol.He has to find new customers daily.He easily finds,some
> customers every day,cos of his innocent looks.
>                                     I had tears in my eyes,after listening
> to the whole story.I pledged to come back,the next day.I promised my
> Waheguru,(though I am not very religious), to help this boy in every
> possible manner.I kept thinking about that boy,while  proceeding towards my
> car.I once again promised my self,that I will not leave any stone
> unturned,to make Harpal's future bright.On reaching my car,I was astonished
> to see,that both, the side mirrors of my brand new Honda City,have been
> stolen.So many people were looking at me,as if ,I had landed from another
> planet.I could do nothing but to hurriedly,jump on to the driver's seat.Then
> someone shouted,"yeh zaroor Harpal....Harami ,ka kaam hai." I angrily
> repeated that man's words,"Yeh B.C. issi kabil hai",and drove back home.
>
>                                             With in a span of few minutes,I
> forgot all my promises ,which I made for the first time,to my almighty
> Waheguru.Negative feelings,over powered me and I started thinking...Mene kya
> lena iss Harpal ke pango se.But honestly speaking I can never forget Harpal
> and his innocent face.Last week,one of my very dear friends suggested,that v
> all r,so well to do,and v must atleast sponser,one poor child's
> education.Once again the only face that came to my mind was Harpal.
>
>                                            The very next day I called
> Nirmal,who is now working for a leading news channel,and residing,somewhere
> in Noida.Nirmal,is very faithful to me,so on my request,he went all the way
> to Tilak Vihar,to report me about the present status of Harpal and his
> mother.The same evening he called,to tell me that Harpal had become a
> criminal,by now.He has been in and out of jail,several times.His
> mother,Sarabjit was fed up ,of his activities,so she finally sold off her
> house to a property dealer,and went away to her Pind,some where in
> Punjab.Now no body in the locality know,regarding the whereabouts of Harpal
> and his mother.Nirmal repeated emphasised,"Sirji Uss Harpal ke baaray main
> sochana bund kar do....woh pucka badmash hai."How can I tell him, how Harpal
> has changed my life,in minutes.Harpal has told me so many things about me
> only.
>
>                                          Whenever I am lonely,and I happen
> to close my eyes,I find Harpal laughing and shouting at me..." I.P. YOU ARE
> SUCH A LIAR.
>
>                                                                YOU ARE SO
> WEAK.
>
>                                                                 YOU ARE SO
> UNSTABLE.
>
>                                                                  YOU ARE SO
> HYPOCRITE.
>
>                                                                    YOU ARE
> SUCH A CHEAT."
>
> So true.
>
>
> Regards
>
> Inder Pal
>
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