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We are blessed to have the honor of hosting Baba Jagjit Singh Ji, who shares his incredible journey through life, spirituality, and devotion; exploring his experiences with various Mahapursh.

Dive into the transformative journey of Bhai Jagjit Singh. Witness his inspirational path from his early involvement in martial arts to navigating gang conflicts in Southall. Discover how he bridges the gap between Punjabi parents and kids, addresses grooming issues, and how he found solace and inspiration at Sikhi programs and camps from such a young age. Bhai Sahib shares his encounters with influential figures like Bhai Rama Singh Ji, Bhai Bhai Jivan Singh and Bhai Sohan Singh Ji and their impact on his spiritual journey. Delve into topics like dementia and meditation, the power of Nitnem, and the importance of good company and sincere practice.This video also covers pressing issues faced by the Sikh community today, such as identity crises among young brown kids, historical misconceptions, and the relevance of Sikhi in contemporary society. Gain insights into the Sikh Parenting Course and Sikh World Parliament. Join us for this enlightening conversation filled with personal anecdotes, practical advice, and thought-provoking discussions on living a balanced life, the significance of Naam, and the ultimate goal of Sachkhand. Don't miss this opportunity to deepen your understanding of Sikhi with Bhai Jagjit Singh Ji's wisdom and experiences.——————————————————

Jagjit Singh was born on 8 February 1941. This episode of Urdunama pays homage to the legendary ghazal singer, whose soulful voice painted a thousand emotions with every rendition. We delve into his illustrious career, exploring his unique style that captivated audiences worldwide. Join us on a musical journey through the maestro's most cherished ghazals, brought to life in a medley by Prateek Lidhoo. Relive the magic of classics like 'Kal Chaudhvi Ki Raat Thi', 'Tum Itna Jo Muskura Rahe Ho' and 'Tumko Dekha Toh Yeh Khayaal Aaya', as we celebrate the timeless legacy of Jagjit Singh.

In Episode #028 of the Net Nihung's Arena, Mandheer Singh speaks with Jagjit Singh UK, a speaker on Sikh issues and presenter of the Sikh Parenting Course. Jagjit Singh is involved with Khalsa Foundation, Share Charity, World Sikh Parliament and is a well respected speaker at many camps. His background and insights help bring the Gurus' message to the youth by providing Sikhi Parchar in English, as well as in Punjabi. Our mission here at the Net Nihung's Arena is to highlight Sikhs from around the world by showcasing their professions, passions and perspectives through sharing ideas and entertaining discussions for the benefit of the Sikh Panth. Guest Info: X (formerly Twitter) - @jagjitvaheguru Instagram - @jagjitvaheguru Facebook - https://www.facebook.com/jagjitvaheguru Here are the ways to work with us here at the Net Nihung's Arena: ⚡️BE A GUEST: Sign-up to be a guest on the podcast. ⚡️SHARE: Share the podcast with friends and family. Connect with Mandheer Singh on Social Media: Instagram: @netnihung Twitter: @netnihung Facebook: @netnihungsarena Website: http://www.netnihung.com/ QUESTION — Have a suggestion for a guest in the Net Nihung's Arena? Post in the comments section of this video! Subscribe to the Net Nihung's Arena: https://www.youtube.com/channel/UCsSL... --------- Gear Used To Create This Podcast ------- Sony ZV-E10 x2 Shure SM7b x2 CloudLifter x2 Rode Podcaster Pro

This week we are joined by Dr Jagjit Singh Khera, founder of Lions Judo and one of the event organisers of the Craig Fallon Cup. We recorded this episode just a couple of days after this years Craig Fallon Cup. The event was set up in memory of Craig and we talk through the event and what they want it do as Craigs legacy, as well as the amazing support it received from the British Judo community. If you are struggling with your mental health please reach out to someone, and organisations like The Samaritans or Mind.https://www.samaritans.org/https://www.mind.org.uk/

Melbourne Akhand Kirtan Smagam 2023 Bhai Jagjit Singh ji Melbourne

The fact the NHS survives by a kind of miracle is one of its endearing British features – so said former health secretary, Kenneth Clarke. Well, can that miracle continue? As we approach the NHS's 75th birthday in July, we're launching a series of three podcast episodes setting out the big questions facing the health service. This first episode explores current pressures on the NHS, economy and wider society and what the future might hold. What are the questions that policymakers may face as the population's health and care needs change over the coming decade? How can the UK economy power the investment needed for health services to survive and thrive? And how can more long-term thinking help to foster good health and economic productivity? To discuss, our chief executive Dr Jennifer Dixon is joined by: Professor Jagjit Chadha, Director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research and chair of the UK Productivity Commission  Anita Charlesworth, Director of Research and the REAL Centre at the Health Foundation. Show notes NIESR (2023). UK economic outlook – Spring 2023  Chadha (2023). ‘Commentary: fixing the mix'. National Institute Economic Review.    Office for National Statistics (2022) National population projections  Health Foundation (2022). How many hospital beds will the NHS need over the coming decade?   Health Foundation (2022). How does UK health spending compare across Europe over the past decade?   Health Foundation (2022). NHS workforce projections 2022   Health Foundation (2022). Health is wealth? Strengthening the UK's immune system  

Amritpal Singh saga rages, Editor-in-Chief Shekhar Gupta talks about self-styled ‘Khalistan president' Jagjit Singh Chauhan to unfurl an intriguing chapter of the Khalistan movement, and also reasons why it failed.  Ep XX of Cut The Clutter.

Reciting Nida Fazli's sher (couplets) and talking about his other work

Jagjit Singh v. Merrick Garland

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Money Talks – a series of interviews with Liam Halligan, Economics and Business Editor of GB News. In this episode, Liam talks to Professor Jagjit Chadha, Director of the National Institute of Economic and Social Research, the UK's oldest and most influential economic think tank.In this wide-ranging interview, Professor Chadha argues why central bank money-printing should be reined in and, with inflation at a 30-year high, explains to younger viewers and listeners "what high inflation is really like".He also argues that "it would be absolutely possible" for the government to shelve national insurance rises scheduled for April and says such a move "makes a lot of sense". Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

India is a huge country split into multiple regions, where the food and even culture can vary wildly between areas.My guest today grew up in the northern region of the Punjab, in a placed called Dere Lakhan kalan, Kapurthala.What was life like growing up there? Let's get an inside look and find out...Welcome, Jagjit Singh.Episode highlights:[02:20] - Jagjit from a big family, 10 children in one house[06:05] - Approx 500 in his village, everyone knows everyone. Multiple villages close to each other[07:30] - Sadness when the children leave their small villages? Mixed emotions but mainly celebrated[08:30] - Many children end up settling in U.K. / Europe[09:20] - What is job prospects like for kids growing up in the small villages?[09:58] - Speaks about his own experiences - Farming / Buffalo / Sports / Wrestling[10:32] - Kabaddi wrestling[12:00] - Speaks about diet of fresh milk, yoghurt[13:25] - His parents livelihood, buffalo / dairy farming main source[14:35] - Same case for most families there, most had the same type of agricultural life[15:10] - Wealth distribution between families discussed. Extreme riches vs poor. His village was broadly the same[18:15] - Draws fascinating comparison between Punjab and Portugal / western life. People have own houses, pumps, no water bills or rent unlike in the west[19:45] - Sociodemographic of rich and poor. Speaks of Bombay. His area much more middle class[22:09] - Snakes in India. Snakebite more common here than most places.[27:55] - Air Pollution / AQI in Delhi, compared with his city. Left overs from Agriculture burnt & also causes pollution[30:45] - Farmers strike in India, ever happened?[32:15] - Middle class booming in India, many starting own businesses[33:16] - Indian wedding culture[37:03] - Taj Mahal. Less than half of his village have ever seen it[39:11] - Speaks us through the bartering system in rupees[43:30] - Now in Portugal, what does he miss about life back home?[45:00] - Compares food south to north, also Indian food found in U.K. Fish more common in south! Restaurant food still enjoyed by indians, but home food generally very different and even more enjoyable[47:30] - Food back in Punjab spiced differently. Lots of onion, garlic & ginger as a base.[48:20] - Community social dynamics, often eat and feast together?[49:35] - Languages in India. Goa has portuguese, Punjab? Punjabi mother tongue, Hindi also widely spoken. Share many similarities to Urdu, Bangladeshi etc. [52:40] - Common Religions : Sikhism, Mainstream Christianity, Hinduism [53:58] - Broad comparison of life in Punjab vs life in Portugal[55:17] - large family gatherings more common in India than Portugal. Life and timings in India extremely relaxed compared to Portugal. Have to give specific timings in Europe. Portugal still very laid back and chilled.[58:30] - Jagjit gives his recommendations for visitors to Punjab & also India as a whole[01:00:30] - How visitors are treated and viewed on their visit?Wishing all listeners all the best in your next visit to India!Thanks, Jagjit Singh, for an authentic inside look into life growing up in the Punjab.

Tune in as The Quint pays a musical tribute to the King of Ghazal, Jagjit Singh. 

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Once a woman visited her best friend Jagjit. Jagjit went to buy some food so they could eat together and she found herself in Jagjit's room. She saw an altar that had inspiring pictures on it. It also had dazzling and expensive jewels on it, "Wow!" She thought. In the center of the altar was a book that had the most exquisite and intricate art work. The title was written on gold and studded with diamonds. It said, "The Secret To All Happiness And Success". It was the most beautiful and expensive book she ever saw. She thought, "What could possibly be written in this book??!"read more

Episode 49. Raag Bhairav in Hindi and Marathi Film Songs: A Webinar with Shri Manoj Govindraj and Professor Pankaj Jain Film Songs include: Mohe bhul gaye sanvariya - Baiju Bawra Daakiya daak laya – Palkon Ki Chhano main (Mangal Bhairav) Jaago Mohan pyare jaago – Jagte Raho (Mishra Bhairav) Ae Malik Tere Bande Hum – Do Aankhen Barah Haath (with Malkauns) Hanse Tim Tim – Sanskar Mana Re Hari Ke Guna – Musafir (1957) Ghazals include: Manzil na de chiraag na de JS (A Sound Affiar by Jagjit & Chitra Singh, with Basant Mukhari) Hosh-hasti (mangal) MH (Mangal Bhairav) --- Support this podcast: https://anchor.fm/pankaj-jain/support

Ghazal Written by Jagjit Kafir Sb,Recital Abhishek Tiwari

Sunte hein k mil jati hai - by Jagjit Singh

Ghazal Night (4) an evergreen collection of Jagjit Singh

Jagjit singh ji --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/transform-your-life/message

His is the melody- I thrive on

Koi Fariyaad Jagjit singh female cover by Martina Motwani

سنتے ہیں کہ مل جاتی ہے ہر چیز دعا سے ـ ـ اک روز تمھیں مانگ کہ دیکھیں گے خدا سے

Teri Duniya Mein Jeene Se To Behtar Hai Ki Mar JainSupport the show (http://www.harishsaluja.com)

Koi mila to haath milaya (quote)Kabhi Kabhi Yun Bhi HamneBadla Na Apne AapkoTanha Tanha Hum Ro LengeBenaam sa ye dardGaraj BarasDoheJab Kisi Se Koi Gila RakhnaDhoop Mein Niklo Ghataon Mein Nahakar DekhoSupport the show (http://www.harishsaluja.com)

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Talking about the music documentary Kaagaz Ki Kashti: Jagjit Singh Come Alive, his songs, his legacy, and poetry. --- Send in a voice message: https://podcasters.spotify.com/pod/show/snehith-kumbla/message

These days, the smiles n joys have confined themselves to frames in our photo albums! When you see around, it's largely , the look of despair that most of the faces are masked with

We have all heard the epic Gazal by the Legend , now its time to listen to the amazing words of koi fariyad and fall in love by each words of the beautiful poetry . Voiceover - Rizwan Saiyed ( instagram - iamrizee1) Created by Urban Textbook - instagram - Urban_Textbook & YouTube - Urban Textbook.

Lovely poetry from India

Vihaan felt his head was banging with the echo ' Mein Ragini nahin' . It kept getting unbearable for him, every passing moment ..."Ragini"...he said .

This is a famous ghazal by ghazal maestro Jagjit Singh sahab ... --- This episode is sponsored by · Anchor: The easiest way to make a podcast. https://anchor.fm/app --- Send in a voice message: https://anchor.fm/pankajjhaa/message

Jag is one of our more boisterous guests on the show! He explains how his background was no hurdle to getting to where he is today! It was truly special to get him on the podcast if not for anything but to get a recording of his infectious laugh.links: https://www.cbc.ca/life/fridgewarshttps://www.cbc.ca/television/familyfeudhttps://www.facebook.com/wheremonstersdwellfilm/

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Welcome to the Tearsheet Podcast. I’m Zack Miller. Credit Karma built a wonderful business providing almost 100 million people with free products to help them manage their debt. It was inevitable that they move into the asset side of their customers’ personal balance sheets. Last week, the firm announced a new savings account. Jagjit Chawla, Credit Karma’s general manager for tax and savings, joins us on the show to discuss the decision to move into banking services. Like most players, Credit Karma didn’t become a bank but chose to launch a product in partnership with a licensed entity. We talk about the product spec of the new savings account and how this new product fits into the greater Credit Karma ecosystem for users. Jagjit provides some early feedback from customers and provides an inkling into CreditKarma’s future product plans on the asset side. Jagjit Chawla is my guest today on the Tearsheet Podcast. Before we jump into the interview, I wanted to invite you to Tearsheet’s latest event, The Embedded Conference. A big theme on this program and in our reporting has been about how financial services are showing up everywhere — in B2B software platforms, in retail, in transportation and travel. The Embedded Conference brings together financial services, fintech, and vertical industries looking to create new financial products. We’ve got a great speaker lineup — register today at early-bird prices by going to our website and clicking on the Embedded Conference button at the top right of your screen.

After sharing his childhood experiences in music and how he met the legendary singer (late) Jagjit Singh, (https://youtu.be/YTx7M2qpmQE), Kuldeep Desai tells us about their journey of nearly 3 decades! As his secretary and manager, get to know from Kuldeep some unknown facts of one of India's best ghazal singers. In his next podcast, Kuldeep will talk about nuances of artist management. So subscribe to this channel now, and learn a lot from his experiences.

In this first part of our converSAtion, Kuldeep Desai shares about his childhood upbringing, and how he got influenced by music. Later, working as a bookie at RWITC in Mumbai, he met the late legendary singer, (late) Shri Jagjit Singh for the first time. Get to know about how they cultivated a friendship of trust over time, and then how Kuldeep went on to manage this great artist for almost 28 years. Subscribe to this podcast to listen to part 2 of the converSAtion.

Jagjit Singh is known for his soulful voice.The world of music has never been same without him. There are many interesting facts about him but there is one special incidence where the flight got delayed by 45 mins due to him. To know more check out the video.

Legendary music composer Mohammed Zahur Khayyam Hashmi, better known to the world as 'Khayyam' has left behind a legacy that no one can match. His love story with wife Jagjit Kaur is no less than a Bollywood movie. To know more watch the video.

Poetry recited by Harish Saluja and old Hindi/Urdu songs and Ghazals by Shamshad Begam, Mukesh, Jagjit, Begum Akhtar.Please subscribe to the podcast, share with friends and give it a rating. Contact us at Podcast@indigoartbags.com for comments and requests.Support the show (http://www.harishsaluja.com)

  Here’s Rajesh Thakur talking about Ghazal King Jagjit Singh on his Tune India Radio's classic show. Jagjit Singh’s voice is a voice of a broken man, a man who was broken repeatedly by hardships of life and yet almost every time he rose up stronger and more determined. He never let tragedies of his life obstruct his passion for singing. One of the silken voices of all times, Jagjit Singh’s popularity traversed continents and multiple generations, making Ghazal a house hold genre, in the days when the form was almost on the verse of extinction. He gave his own thought, rhythm and simple prose to the art of ‘Ghazal’ singing making it reachable to the lamest audiences, who once thought it to be quite an intellectual affair. His form of music made its own impression, which did not depend on Bollywood to widen his mass appeal. Tune India Radio Sydney Australia  

Remembering Jagjit Singh the legendary singer and ghazal maestro on his birth anniversary. He is no more with us but the ghazals that he sang will remain with us forever. #JagjitSingh,#JagjitSinghGhazal,#JagjitSinghSong,

An honest, no-barred update with Mr Sean Holden at the Darren Lehman Cricket Academy on business, government regulations, spirituality and proposed cricket schools in India.

From a very young age, Jagjit had a love for the Himalaya Mountains. Fighting not only his father’s expectations to achieve a career in the National Defence Academy of India, but also the contradictory demands of daily life, Jagjit immersed himself in the philosophical, spiritual and divination writings to become one of the world’s well known Astrologers and a preacher in the art of nothingness.

This episode was pre-recorded for airing on KWTF Sonoma County Radio for October 20, 2015. In this episode, we catch up with what has been happening in Tristy's life, which includes a lot of grief and loss.Songs Played:From Stardust to Sentience by High PlacesI Wish I Was the Moon by Neko CaseHow Can You Mend a Broken Heart? by Al GreenI Have Always Been Here Before by Roky EricksonPlease Read Me by Nina SimoneIs There a Ghost? by Band of HorsesMagnificent Sadness by The GrowlersSee My Friends by Richard ThompsonA Feeling by Throwing MusesHey Govinda, Hey Gopala by Jagjit & Chitra SinghBooks, articles and poems referenced:A Field Guide to Getting Lost by Rebecca SolnitMegan Devine's Refuge in Grief The Sun Magazine interview with Francis Weller, called The Geography of Sorrow: Francis Weller on Navigating Our Loses by Tim McKeeThe poetry of John O'DonohueOther resources on Grief & Loss:How to Be a Friend in Deed by Bruce Feiler in the New York Times12 Things to Know About the First Year of Grieving Someone You Can't Live Without by Laurie Costanza in Elephant MagazineThanks for listening! Don’t forget to stay connected on all the social media places!Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, 8Tracks, Pinterest, SoundCloudPlease feel free to rate and subscribe and do all the things the robots like to push us up the ladder on I-Tunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/spilling-rubies/id928952261And please support KWTF! Without this DIY Community Radio, I would have no ship in which to sail. Just $10 a month can mean the difference between staying afloat and sinking!Thank you for your support!

This episode was pre-recorded for airing on KWTF Sonoma County Radio for October 20, 2015. In this episode, we catch up with what has been happening in Tristy's life, which includes a lot of grief and loss.Songs Played:From Stardust to Sentience by High PlacesI Wish I Was the Moon by Neko CaseHow Can You Mend a Broken Heart? by Al GreenI Have Always Been Here Before by Roky EricksonPlease Read Me by Nina SimoneIs There a Ghost? by Band of HorsesMagnificent Sadness by The GrowlersSee My Friends by Richard ThompsonA Feeling by Throwing MusesHey Govinda, Hey Gopala by Jagjit & Chitra SinghBooks, articles and poems referenced:A Field Guide to Getting Lost by Rebecca SolnitMegan Devine's Refuge in Grief The Sun Magazine interview with Francis Weller, called The Geography of Sorrow: Francis Weller on Navigating Our Loses by Tim McKeeThe poetry of John O'DonohueOther resources on Grief & Loss:How to Be a Friend in Deed by Bruce Feiler in the New York Times12 Things to Know About the First Year of Grieving Someone You Can't Live Without by Laurie Costanza in Elephant MagazineThanks for listening! Don’t forget to stay connected on all the social media places!Twitter, Facebook, Tumblr, 8Tracks, Pinterest, SoundCloudPlease feel free to rate and subscribe and do all the things the robots like to push us up the ladder on I-Tunes at https://itunes.apple.com/us/podcast/spilling-rubies/id928952261And please support KWTF! Without this DIY Community Radio, I would have no ship in which to sail. Just $10 a month can mean the difference between staying afloat and sinking!Thank you for your support!

Jagjit Singh passed away two years back on October 10th. In today’s Chai Time we will listen to memorable songs and ghazals by Jagjit Singh. दुनिया जिसे कहते हैं जादू का खिलौना है मिल जाए तो मिट्टी है खो जाए तो सोना है दुनिया, कभी सोना तो कभी मिट्टी ये गहरी बातें, ये फ़लसफे तो हम बहुत आगे जाकर, बड़े होकर जान पाते हैं लेकिन बचपन इन सबसे अछूता होता है, मासूम होता है। आनेवाली ज़िंदगी के थपेड़ों से अंजान, बचपन तो बस दौड़ना जानता है, भागना जानता है। साथियों, मैं जब भी झुर्रियों से लिपटा कोई चेहरा देखती हूँ, तो लगता है कि एक कहानी होगी इस चेहरे के पीछे और ऐसी कई कहानियाँ हर चेहरे के पीछे लेकिन एक चीज़ जो सबके लिए एक सी होती है, वो है बचपन। सबका एक अतीत-बचपन… हर कोई दौड़ता है, भागता है, बारिश में बेशुमार भीगता है, धूप में नंगे पाँव घूमता है, साथियों के साथ शरारतें करने में मशगूल रहता है, तब कोई शोर कोलाहल नहीं लगता, कोई शाम उदास नहीं होती, हर दिन एक नया आगाज़ होता है और बस खुशियों का खज़ाना होता है। फिर हम बड़े होने लगते हैं, ज़िंदगी की रेलपेल में लग जाते हैं, कुछ पाने की होड़ में जुट जाते हैं, पा भी लेते हैं लेकिन…लेकिन वो बचपन की मासूम खुशी फिर कभी दस्तक नहीं देती और तब लगता है कि सब कुछ छिन जाए तो चलेगा पर वो आँगन, वो गलियाँ, वो दिन वो बचपन वापस मिल जाएँ| ये दौलत भी ले लो, ये शोहरत भी ले लो भले छीन लो मुझसे मेरी जवानी मगर मुझको लौटा दो बचपन का सावन, वो कागज की कश्ती, वो बारिश का पानी The above ghazals and all of his work will stay with us forever.

The 150th episode of Indicast is finally here but this time with a new voice. Abhishek is out on his bike in the Himachal Pradesh and so Akhilesh, who has been on Bizination a few times, joined me on for the 150th. God seems to be feeling lonely and has called in for company of 3 greats in quick succession. We talk about Tiger Pataudi, Steve Jobs and Jagjit Singh passing away, Murthys comment on quality of IIT students and the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize winners.

The 150th episode of Indicast is finally here but this time with a new voice. Abhishek is out on his bike in the Himachal Pradesh and so Akhilesh, who has been on Bizination a few times, joined me on for the 150th. God seems to be feeling lonely and has called in for company of 3 greats in quick succession. We talk about Tiger Pataudi, Steve Jobs and Jagjit Singh passing away, Murthys comment on quality of IIT students and the 2011 Nobel Peace Prize winners.