ajayverma1973
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Dear Keshav,
I m 100% agree with u, one should proud to be JAT, if not, there is no use of his living, he/she is just like an animal.
Dear Keshav,
I m 100% agree with u, one should proud to be JAT, if not, there is no use of his living, he/she is just like an animal.
Rekha can you plzz emphasize which Sunday (date) when this article was published and also if you can mention the page # plz.
As for the article and leaving a mark on how Jats (boys/girls) this is when and how we talk on this forum
How about Gujus (mostly chickens, cant say a word upfront) Biharis ( not much diff. from ^$#&**##^) and many more to compare looking at the different traits like life style, personality, eating habits, living standards.
TOI as per my opnion and also Chikara has mentioned....I dont need to say more.....is full of claptrap, errors, no relevant news
I am a proud JAT represnting my community anywhere I go and never heard anyone call me aggressive, foul mouthed, brawn or any issues using/having less gray matter... and I think we all need to prove and falsify the statements like these.
I didnt read all the thread....but browsed a few initial ones, where Bhavna Singh mentions that it goes well with budds in the formal/casual circle who know the dialect, but we shud be careful enough not to use language not understood or mistaken in a diverse gathering......not everybody understand our sense of humorology![]()
But as Burdak ji said, we can get it clarified by TOI grp as to who/why this has been published !!