City Of Rajkot

Kevda Na Dankh – Gujarati Natak Part 1

Kevda Na Dankh – Gujarati Natak – Part 1
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Kevda Na Dankh – Gujarati Natak Part 2

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Kevda Na Dankh – Gujarati Natak Part 3

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(Unofficial) Anthem Song for Rajkot City

(Unofficial) Anthem Song for Rajkot City (produced in co-operation with RMC)
Singer: Asif Jeriya and Urvashi Pandya
Lyrics and Music by: Shailesh and Utpal
LYRICS AND MUSIC BY:SHAILESH-UTPAL
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Unofficial Anthem Song for Amreli

Unofficial Anthem Song for Morbi/Morvi

The legend of modern Urdu and Gujarati ghazalkar, the great poet, an artist, a calligrapher, a play-writer, a great husband and a kind father, Adil (Farid) Mansuri passed away this morning (6th November, 2008) at Hackensack Medical Center, Hackensack, NJ due to a Heart Attack. આદિલ સાહેબને હ્રદયપૂર્વક શ્રધ્ધાંજલી..

Here are few of my favorite Ghazals…
“જયારે પ્રણયની જગમાં…”
જયારે પ્રણયની જગમાં શરૂઆત થઈ હશે
ત્યારે પ્રથમ ગઝલની રજૂઆત થઈ હશે
પહેલા પવનમાં કયારે હતી આટલી મહેક
રસ્તામાં તારી સાથે મુલાકાત થઈ હશે
ઘૂંઘટ ખૂલ્યો હશે અને ઊઘડી હશે સવાર
ઝૂલ્ફો ઢળી હશે ને પછી રાત થઈ હશે.
ઊતરી ગયા છે ફૂલોના ચહેરા વસંતમાં
તારા જ રૂપરંગ વિશે વાત થઈ હશે
‘આદિલ’ને તે દિવસથી મળ્યું દર્દ દોસ્તો
દુનિયાની જે દિવસથી શરૂઆત થઈ હશે

Here is another one that Adil (Farid) Mansuri Shaheb wrote for City of Ahmedabad, Gujarat

નદીની રેતમાં રમતું નગર મળે ન મળે,
ફરી આ દ્રશ્ય સ્મૃતિપટ ઉપર મળે ન મળે.
ભરી લો શ્વાસમાં એની સુગંધનો દરિયો,
પછી આ માટીની ભીની અસર મળે ન મળે.
પરિચેતોને ધરાઈને જોઈ લેવા દો,
આ હસતા ચહેરા; આ મીઠી નજર મળે ન મળે.
ભરી લો આંખમાં રસ્તાઓ, બારીઓ, ભીંતો,
પછી આ શહેર, આ ગલીઓ, આ ઘર મળે ન મળે.
રડી લો આજ સંબંધોને વીંટળાઈ અહીં,
પછી કોઈને કોઈની કબર મળે ન મળે.
વળાવા આવ્યા છે એ ચ્હેરા ફરશે આંખોમાં,
ભલે સફરમાં કોઈ હમસફર મળે ન મળે.
વતનની ધૂળથી માથુ ભરી લઉં ‘આદિલ’,
અરે આ ધૂળ પછી ઉમ્રભર મળે ન મળે.

Video – Pustak vimochan “GazalGraph” by Adil Mansuri & Vinod Joshi

Via [adilmansuri and tahuko.com and layastaro]

Manav Na thai Shakyo to Ishwar Bani Gayo! આદિલ સાહેબને હ્રદયપૂર્વક શ્રધ્ધાંજલી..

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Today, just one day after Banglore bomb blast, Six bomb blast rock Ahmedabad. As per IBN report, its mainly in public transport system like AMTS bus and railway station. In sadistic manner terrorist did blast near/in hospital as well to disrupt rescue efforts. The blasts happened in Maninagar, Isanpur, Narol circle, Bapunagar, Hatkeshwar and Sarnagpur Bridge. It’s been quite a while in Gujarat, especially after Godhara Episode. Who are those anti-peace group and radical people? Why they like anti-progress, anti-peace and chaotic environment? Lets hope that those who are injured, will get well soon and things are normal in Ahmedabad and Banglore. May God give peace to the affected families and good thoughts to people doing this.

There is palpable tension in some parts of the city, specially in and around Muslim community area where they fear of retaliatory attacks against them. Six years ago it was in Ahmedabad that Muslims were killed in violence which was seen as retaliation for the killings of about 60 Hindu pilgrims in Godhra, Gujarat.

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• In pictures: Ahmedabad blast

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The song is called “Khambho.” It’s a name of an Indian Wine (alcoholic countryside drink)

Rajkot based Tapasvi Studio’s music director Shailesh-Utpal has created a remake of Shakira’s song video and has put Gujarati lyrics in her mouth. Here is the story from -> deshgujarat.com

Clips of Gujarati History of Immigration to the U.K. (Great Britain primarily London England), during the 1960’s. First Large Wave of Indian Immigration.

- South Asians comprise of one quarter of the Greater London population. (Reference: missing)
- South Asians primarily Gujarati’s control 33% of the business in Greater London. (Reference: missing)
- South Asians primarily Indians control a large proportional section of the health care industry. (Reference: missing)

The first great wave of Indians to Immigrate in the Indian Invasion were primarily Gujarati’s were in the 1960’s. They came primarily as citizens of the commonwealth, working in blue collar jobs or for higher education.

Early 1970’s saw the next great wave of Indians primarily Gujarati’s from East Africa, mainly from the Ugandan migration, when obsessive disturbed ruler expelled Indians.

The 3rd largest wave came in the late 70’s early 80’s as professionals and students.

See 60’s and 70’s picture of Gujaratis in London and United Kingdom. However, editor of this video choose James bond music in background as if Gujaratis are intruding in UK. (or may be courageously entering to UK. )

Watch youtube video HERE

The colourful pictures from Kutch (Kachchh.) Kachchh (also spelled as Kutch) is a district of Gujarat state in western India. Covering an area of 45,612 km², it is the largest district in the state of Gujarat and the second largest district of India after Leh.

See more about Kutch here