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Telephony Gatha


۩ सर्व शकितमते परमात्मने श्री रामाय नमः۩
Hazaron Khwahishen Aisi - Jagjit Singh
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The Picture above
*A poster on the bed wall of My sister's room.
*Personally, sleeping is not my favorite sport.
If i had my way, i would lie awake for 24 hours at a stretch.
*This poster was among a bunch of posters i had bought from Delhi once.
Not surprisingly, my sis never wanted any poster
but all those posters today are sticked on the walls of her room.
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hazaaron Khvaahishen aisii
ki har Khvaaish pe dam nikale
bahut nikale mere armaaN
lekin phir bhii kam nikale
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If i am Talking very fast on the phone :-
*There exists a great communication gap between us.
*90% cases the other party is at fault
*Another reason can be that there is very little time to talk
and a lot to tell.
AGain that points to the communication gap thing
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nikalanaa Khud se aadam kaa
sunte aaye hain lekin
bahut beaabaruu hokar
tere kuuche se ham nikale
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If i am speaking very less on the phone
*I am in listening mood
*I have nothing constructive to say
*There is a very serious issue that has preoccupied my mind
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muhabbat men nahiin hai
farq jiine aur marne kaa
usii ko dekh kar jiite hain
jis kaafir pe dam nikale
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In our young days
* The landline was the only phone popular.
It was located in the most public places in the house
*That meant,WHatever you are saying on the phone,
is the cause of many people's amusement.
*There were less tensions and better communication.
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Khudaa ke vaaste
pardaa na kaabe se uThaa zaalim
Kahiin aisaa na ho
yaaN bhii vahii kaafir sanam nikale
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3 indications that am pre-occupied at the moment
*I am talking in a grave tone
*Sentences are not complete
*I am in a hurry to keep the phone
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KahaaN maiKhaane ka daravaazaa
'Ghalib' aur kahaaN vaaiz
par itanaa jaanate hain
kal vo jaataa thaa ke ham nikale
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3 Telephone etiquettes i believe in
*When attending a call,don't attend it in front of other people.
Get up and go to some quieter place.
*Always call anyone whenever you are free.I mean completely free.
*Never attend a call while driving.Especially a two-wheeler.
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Jai Shri Ram !!!


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