Infobox College name Malwa College of Nursing image Image Malwa College .jpg native name motto We Serve to Care type Private College Private established Nov 2000 affiliations Baba Farid University of Health Sciences BFUHS city Kotkapura state Punjab India Punjab country flag India campus Urban areas Urban coor coord 30.5951 N 74.8101 E type edu region IN PB display inline,title website http www.malwacollege.com www.malwacollege.com Malwa College of Nursing was established in Nov 2000 by Dr. Ravinder Singh. It is named after Malwa Punjab Malwa , a region of Punjab India Punjab and headquartered in Kotkapura in the district of Faridkot district Faridkot in the state of Punjab India Punjab . Malwa College of Nursing is recognized by Indian Nursing Council http www.indiannursingcouncil.org I.N.C. New Delhi, Punjab Nurses Registration Council Chandigarh http www.pnrc.in , Punjab Govt. and affiliated to Baba Farid University of Health Sciences Faridkot. The Malwa College of Nursing, Kotkapura is being managed by The Malwa Educational Society Regd. Faridkot which has been registered on 12th Jan.1999 under the Society Registration Act XXI of 1860 . The Malwa College of Nursing is constructed on its own land near the Railway Crossing at Faridkot Road, Kotkapura Distt.Faridkot Punjab India . The College is situated at Bombay Bathinda Firozpur National Highway India National Highway indian railways Track . Kotkapura is a Railway Junction on Firozpur Bathinda Delhi Bombay line from where one Railway line also goes to Muktsar Fazilka . It is also approachable by the Ludhiana Moga, Punjab Moga Kotkapura Muktsar Abohar National Highway and from Amritsar via National Highway 15. Malwa College is an ISO9001 2000 certified College. Courses G.N.M. Three & half years diploma course for 10 2 graduate students B.Sc.Nursing Post Basic Two years degree course after completion of G.N.M course B.Sc.Nursing Basic Four years degree course for 10 2 medical graduate students M ... more details
The Sirkiband are a Hindu caste found in the states of Haryana and Punjab India Punjab in India . They have scheduled caste status in Haryana . A small number in Punjab India Punjab are now Sikh . ref People of India Hayana Volume XXIII edited by M.L Sharma and A.K Bhatia pages 464 to 468 Manohar ref ref People of India Punjab Volume XXXVII edited by I.J Bansal and Swaran Singh pages 419 to 423 Manohar ref Origin The community get their name from the Hindi language Hindi sikri , meaning straw and band meaning those who tie. They are a community that was traditionally involved in the manufacture of articles made of straw and grass. The Sikriband consist of a number of endogamy endogamous groupings, such as the Nat, Madari, Bazigar, Deha, Bhope and Singikat . These groups are further divided into clans called gotra s, which are exogamy exogamous . Their main gotra s include the Athwal, Kilala, Chanal, Kurania, and Sarsar. The Sikriband speak Haryanvi , but most also understand Hindi language Hindi . ref People of India Hayana Volume XXIII edited by M.L Sharma and A.K Bhatia pages 464 to 468 Manohar ref In Punjab India Punjab , the Sikriband are found mainly in settlements along the Sutlej and Beas rivers. They claim to be of Rathore Rajput origin. The Sikriband claim descent from Jaimal, a Rajput prince, who on being defeated by the Mughal Empire Mughal s fled to the jungle. His descendents then took up the occupation of manufacturing straw mats. They are now found mainly in the towns of Jagraon , Moga , Fazilka , Barnala , Abohar and Jalandhar , and speak Punjabi language Punjabi . ref People of India Punjab Volume XXXVII edited by I.J Bansal and Swaran Singh pages 419 to 423 Manohar ref Present Circumstances The majority of the Sirkiband are still involved with the manufacture of straw items. Like many North India n artisan caste s, they have seen a decline in their economic cicumstances. As an almost entirely landless community, most are now employed as landless ag ... more details
Ashram Fazilka, a Hindu seminary located in Punjab region Punjab . He learned the Hindi and Sanskrit ... the Vedant Pushp Vatika library within the precincts of the Sadhu Ashram Fazilka . The following ... more details
Orphan date March 2010 Infobox University name Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences image name image size latin name motto tagline established 1960 type Autonomous Institution endowment staff faculty president provost principal rector chancellor vice chancellor Prof. S.S. Sangwan director C.S.DHULL dean head label head students undergrad postgrad doctoral profess city Rohtak state Haryana country India campus free label free colors colours mascot fightsong nickname affiliations footnotes website http uhsr.ac.in address Pt. B.D. Sharma PGIMS,Rohtak, Haryana, India publictransit telephone 91 1262 211300 coor logo Image with inadequate rationale removed Image Pgims.jpg thumb 250px right PGIMS Rohtak Pt. B.D. Sharma http pgimsrohtak.nic.in PGIMS Rohtak , i.e. Pandit Bhagwat Dayal Sharma Post Graduate Institute of Medical Sciences, is a premier post graduate medical institute in North India located in the city of Rohtak in Haryana .The institute offers various courses in major specialties and super specialties of medicine. Pt. B.D.Sharma, PGIMS, Rohtak is situated at a distance of about 240 km from Chandigarh and about 70 km from Delhi on Delhi Hissar Sirsa Fazilka National Highway NH 10 . It is the only major Institution for Medical Education and Research and a tertiary care centre for provision of specialized health care services not only to the people of the State of Haryana , but also to those from Punjab, Rajasthan, Delhi and western U.P. Early History The Institute was started under the name of Medical College, Rohtak in the year 1960. For the first three years, the students were admitted to Government Medical College, Patiala which acted as a host Institution. In 1963, the students were shifted to Rohtak . In the subsequent years, multifaceted expansion measures have transformed the Institute into a fully developed center of Medical Education and research in all the major disciplines of Medicine. Campus The Institute Co ... more details
Surinder Arora is a Punjabi people Punjabi English businessman whose hotel business is believed to make him worth 225 million. He concentrates on hotels near airports, making a specialty of providing rooms for aircrew, and has close links with British Airways and a strong personal interest in aviation ref cite news url http www.guardian.co.uk business 2007 aug 17 5 location London work The Guardian first David last Teather title The Friday interview Surinder Arora date 17 August 2007 ref In 2009 he was ranked at 388 in The Times list of the richest people in the UK with a net worth of 140 million. ref cite news url http business.timesonline.co.uk tol business specials rich list rich list 2009 article6066485.ece title Surinder Arora and family Sunday Times Rich List work TimesOnline publisher News Intl location London, England London issn 0140 0460 quote Surinder Arora accessdate 2 June 2011 ref Early life Arora was born in the Punjab in 1961 to parents who had been displaced from India Pakistan border town Fazilka and were about to emigrate to the United Kingdom . Arora was left with an aunt and uncle whom he believed to be his parents until he re joined his real parents in the UK ar the age of thirteen. Arora s family had a strong work ethic and he has described his mother as being very ambitious for him. Arora spent 11 years working as a customer service officer for British Airways . During this time he took private flying lessons, which he paid for by working as a waiter in a hotel he was later to own. In 1988 Arora became a salesman for the Abbey Life insurance company, becoming a salesmanager and achieving a rating as the company s second best salesman after one year. ref name nriinternet.com http www.nriinternet.com NRIhotels UK Surinder Arora BIO.htm ref Hotel career In 1993 Arora left Abbey Life to develop a B&B Bed and Breakfast to serve airline staff at Heathrow Airport . The hotel that replaced the B&B won a contract from British Airways in 1999. In 2004 ... more details
and Bathinda Fazilka Districts. The per hectare wheat yields of this district are comparable to the best ... Singh Wala . Other nearby cities include Fazilka , Abohar , located to the South West of Ferozepur ... 2 Ludhiana 120 km br 3 Jalandhar 120 km br 4 Bathinda 85 km br 5 Fazilka 85 km ... Mala at Guruharsahai 40 km 8. Harike Bird Sanctuary 55 km 9. Asafwala War Memorial Fazilka ... more details
refimprove date December 2011 See Wikipedia WikiProject Indian cities for details Infobox Indian jurisdiction native name Giddarbaha type city latd 30.20 longd 74.67 state name Punjab district Muktsar district Muktsar leader title leader name Manpreet singh babal altitude 189 population as of 2001 population total 36,593 area magnitude sq. km area total area telephone 91 1637 postal code 152101 std code 01637 vehicle code range sex ratio unlocode website footnotes Giddarbaha is a city and a municipal council in Muktsar district , in the India n States and territories of India state of Punjab India Punjab . History Origin and early history Giddarbaha was originally known as Pippli , after the Sacred fig Pipal tree, and started out as a small village. According to legend, when Guru Gobind Singh visited the place, he learned of the women of the village being disturbed by the Giddars when went to fetch water from the well. When the Guru was told that everybody in the village was married, except for the Giddar, he arranged for the marriage of the giddar. From then on the village was known by the locals as Giddar Viah . Giddar Viah increased in importance as an agricultural market for the local areas, and grew to become a town. During the British Raj When the British Raj British reached the town, they adopted the name of Giddarbaha as a mispronunciation. In 1909 Giddarbaha was rebuilt as a walled city with six gates, and it was well connected with other cities including Bathinda , Chandigarh , Amritsar , Sri Muktsar Sahib Muktsar , Dabawali , Sirsa, Haryana Sirsa , Delhi , Faridkot, India Faridkot , Abohar , Fazilka , Sri Ganganagar Ganganagar , Malout , Sangat, India Sangat , and Ramma, India Ramma . The new name of Giddarbaha city was carved on stones placed at the gates, and a church was built on the Sangat road near Doula, India Doula . Goushalla and Durga Mandir were the earliest temples built in the new city. In 1917, the British government established the Bathinda ... more details
ref improve date February 2012 Infobox Indian Jurisdiction type village native name Bhirrana state name Haryana location 29 33 0 N, 75 33 0 E 29.55, 75.55 Bhirrana or Birhana is a small village located in Fatehabad District , in the India n state of Haryana . It does not exist on any tourist map. However, it is the part of an ancient civilisation which is broadly referred to as the Harappa n civilisation . Location The site is situated about 220 km to the northwest of New Delhi on the New Delhi Fazilka national highway and about 14 km northeast of the district headquarter on the Bhuna road in the Fatehabad district. The site is one of the many sites seen along the channels of the ancient Saraswati riverine systems, now represented by the seasonal Ghaggar River which flows in modern Haryana from Nahan to Sirsa. The mound measures 190 m north south and 240 m east west and rises to a height of 5.50 m from the surrounding area of flat alluvial sottar plain. Excavations The Excavation Branch I, Nagpur of the Archaeological Survey of India excavated this site for three field seasons during 2003 04, 2004 05 and 2005 06. Cultures The excavation has revealed these cultural periods Period IA Hakra Wares Culture, Period IB Early Harappan Culture, Period IIA Early Mature Harappan and Period IIB Mature Harappan Culture. Period IA Hakra Wares Culture The excavation has revealed the remains of the Harappan culture right from its nascent stage, i.e. Hakra Wares Culture antedating the Known Early Harappan Culture in the subcontinent, also known as Kalibangan I. to a full fledged Mature Harappan city. Prior to the excavation of Bhirrana, no Hakra Wares culture, predating the Early Harappan had been exposed in any Indian site. For the first time, the remains of this culture have been exposed at Bhirrana. This culture is characterised by structures in the form of subterranean dwelling pits, cut into the natural soil. The walls and floor of these pits were plastered with the y ... more details
Multiple issues wikify April 2012 orphan February 2011 unreferenced September 2010 Bhagsar is a town situated 14 km west of Muktsar , Punjab, India. References Reflist Categories coord 29 07 N 73 27 E display title region IN type city source GNS enwiki There was a water pond near Muktsar, where groups of people from far of places used to come to graze their cattle. One such group was of the BRAR clan who used to come from Doda Pargana. They considered it as a fortunate place as it had water all throughout the year and the pond was surrounded by large number of trees which included 52 Pipal trees. The word Bhagsar is derieved from two words BHAG meaning fortune and SAR meaning a water , there by meaning the fortunate water . Earlier it was also known as BHAGPURI DHAB . Dhab also means a water reservoir. bhup singh and kapoor singh were the founders of the village and later on Rai Singh s o Alla Singh also joined them. Three patti s in the village are named after 3 brothers Alla Singh, Kapoor Singh and bhup Bamu Singh. The village allotment deed was signed by S. Sher Singh, King of Faridkot state after receiving 1 camel & 1 mohar as nazrana on 18 Phagun 1893 Bikarmi Samat i.e 2 3 March 1837. After 8 yrs of founding the village Jai Singh brother of Rai Singh was killed by his cousin from a resident of Bamu patti. The descendents of Jai Singh shifted and founded another village Lakhewali. A year before the settlement Rai Singh came back to Bhagsar & claimed his land rights in the village & also kept his share in land at Lakhewali. The place where this fight took place his on the eastern side of the village were a shrine has been erected in his memory. Bhagsar village was part of Faridkot princely State during its inception. In 1964 consolidation murbabandi took place. The village became part of Ferozpur District in Nov, 1884. The subdivision HQs of the village was Fazilka till 1949 50 and after that it was in muktsar subdivison . In the year 1972 it was made part o ... more details
Below is a list of Muslim Rajput clans and their population in the Jalandhar Division of Punjab India Punjab , drawn up for 1911 Census of India . In 1911, this division consisted of five districts, Jalandhar District Jalandhar , Ludhiana District Ludhiana , Hoshiarpur District Hoshiarpur , Firozpur District Firozpur and Ludhiana District Ludhiana . ref Imperial Gazetteer of India Provincial Series Punjab Volume II Usha Publications 1984 ref The appearance of a particular tribe as Punjabi Rajput Rajput in the list does not in itself confirm that the tribe is Rajput or otherwise. Identity may change with time, and some groups in the list may no longer identify themselves as Rajput. This list gives an historical distribution of Muslim Rajput tribes in the Punjab province of India , a number of years prior to the partition of Punjab. ref Jullumder District Gazetteer Part B 1912 Table 15 ref ref A Gazetteer of Firuzpur District Part b 1912 Table 15 page xxx ref Almost all of the Jalandhar Division Muslim Rajputs moved to Pakistan after partition in 1947. Firozpur District Here is a list of the main Muslim Rajput clans as enumerated by the 1911 Census of India ref A Gazetteer of Firuzpur District Part b 1912 Table 15 page xxx ref class wikitable bgcolor CCCCCC Tribe Firozpur Tehsil Zira, India Zira Tehsil Moga, Punjab Moga Tehsil Sri Muktsar Sahib Muktsar tehsil Fazilka Tehsil Total Bhatti 20,930 Chauhan 3,114 Chadhar 541 Dhudhi 1,208 Johiya 10,837 Kharal 5,638 Khichi 337 Khokhar 4,854 Manj 1,436 Parmar Panwar 4,993 Sial tribe Sial 1,007 Wattu 9,732 Faridkot State Here is a list of the main Muslim Rajput clans as enumerated by the 1911 Census of India Bhatti 1,651 Johiya 535 Jalandhar District Here is a list of the main Muslim Rajput clans as enumerated by the 1911 Census of India ref Jullumder District Gazetteer Part B 1912 Table 15 ref class wikitable bgcolor CCCCCC Tribe Jalandhar Tehsil Nakodar Tehsil Phillaur Tehsil Shahid Bhagat Singh Nagar district Nawanshahr Tehs ... more details
on the road. I reached a place called Fazilka, in Indian territory, and discovered that another refugee ... from a heap of the dead. ...While in Fazilka, we saw other refugee columns coming in one of them ... more details
support and reconnaissance roles in support of Indian Army IX Corps in the Fazilka and Suleimanke areas ... concentrations and ammunition dumps in the Haveli Pattan and Fazilka Suleimanke area. In interdictions ... by AA during a photorecce sortie over the Fazilka on the 13 December. The pilot was killed in an unsuccessful ... more details
. The Firozpur , Fazilka and Sirsa Johiya use Rana as a title, while the Johiya of southern Punjab ... found in Fazilka , Sira, India Sira , Zira, India Zira , Bahawalnagar , Kasur , Okara, Pakistan Okara and Sahiwal . The Fazilka, Sirsa and Zira Wattu emigrated to Pakistan , after the partition of India ... more details
BLP sources date August 2011 Infobox person name Mandira Bedi image Mandira Bedi FilmiTadka.JPG caption Mandira Bedi at Jimmy Choo Bash birth place Mumbai , India birth date birth date and age 1972 04 15 spouse Raj Kaushal 1999 present son Veer Kaushal 1999 present occupation Actress, presenter Mandira Bedi lang pa , lang hi , born 15 April 1972, is an India n actress, model and television presenter who gained celebrity status playing the title role in the 1994 Soap opera television serial , Shanti TV series Shanti , shown on India s national channel, Doordarshan which was the first ever daily soap on Indian television. She followed up her career in TV serials with shows like Aurat DD and Sony , Dushman DD and Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi Star Plus with hosting duties for ICC Cricket World Cup s in the years 2003 and 2007 and the ICC Champions Trophy Champions Trophies in the years 2004 and 2006 as well as the Indian Premier League season 2 for Sony Max. She fronted the coverage of IPL season 3 for the British Network ITV . Early life A native of Mumbai , Mandira Bedi clan Bedi was born on April 15 1972, in Kolkata to Verinder Singh Bedi and Gita Bedi. She has her ancestral roots in the Khatri clan of Fazilka , a town in Punjab India Punjab , 11 kilometres from the India Pakistan border. Her father worked with ICI on a transferable job but she spent her childhood age 5 onwards in Mumbai in South Mumbai. She studied at Mumbai s Cathedral and John Connon School and did her Graduation in Economics from St. Xaviers College, Mumbai followed by a post graduation in Media from Sophia Polytech, which is also located in Mumbai. Career File Mandira Bedi 2.jpg thumb 200px right Mandira Bedi at Indian Day Parade After her star making turn in Shanti TV series Shanti , Bedi appeared in a supporting role in the 1995 film Dilwale Dulhania Le Jayenge and played Kajol s rival and going to be sister in law for Shahrukh Khan s love, Mandira , in the popular India ... more details
distinguish Mehdi Hasan Infobox musical artist See Wikipedia WikiProject Musicians name Ustad Mehdi Hassan Khan image caption image size background solo singer birth name alias Khan Sahib br King of ghazal lang ur Nastaliq birth date birth date and age 1927 7 18 birth place Luna, Rajasthan Luna , Jhunjhunu District Jhunjhunu , Rajasthan , India instrument Harmonium genre Classical music , Ghazal , Playback singing occupation Singer , Composer years active 1957 1999 Retired website Mehdi Hassan Khan lang ur Nastaliq is a Pakistan i ghazal singer and a former playback singer for Lollywood . He is famously known as the King of ghazal lang ur Nastaliq . He has ruled the Pakistan film industry along with Ahmed Rushdi . He was honoured with Tamgha e Imtiaz , Pride of Performance and Hilal e Imtiaz by the Government of Pakistan , and Gorkha Dakshina Bahu by the Government of Nepal . Career Mehdi Hassan was born on 18 July 1927 in a village called Luna, Rajasthan Luna in Rajasthan , India into a family of traditional musicians. He claims to be the 16th generation of hereditary musicians hailing from the Kalawant clan of musicians. Mehdi Hassan had his musical grooming from his father Ustad Azeem Khan and uncle Ustad Ismail Khan who were both traditional Dhrupad singers. Hassan started to perform at a young age and the first concert of dhrupad and kheyal with his elder brother is reported to have been held in Fazilka Bungla ref http whoiswhoinkarachi.blogspot.in 2009 12 mehdi hassan.html ref , near present DC House 1935 of Undivided Punjab. After the Partition of India, 20 year old Hassan and his family migrated to Pakistan and suffered severe financial hardships. To make both the ends meet Mehdi started working in a bicycle shop and later became a car and diesel tractor mechanic. Despite the hardships, his passion for music didn t wither and he kept up the routine of practice on a daily basis. The struggle ended when Mehdi Hassan was given ... more details
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