Parminder Singh Bhamba

    When we think of monumental achievements shaping the modern world, images of skyscrapers, space exploration, and technological marvels come to mind. Rarely do we stop to consider the tireless, roaring machines on our highways—the trucks. Yet, trucking remains one of the most critical lifelines of global commerce and society. Its importance goes far beyond the tangible goods it transports, influencing economies, sustainability, innovation, and even human connection. ** Economic Arteries ** Trucking is the circulatory system of economies worldwide. In countries like India, the United States, and Brazil, trucks transport the lion’s share of goods—agricultural products, raw materials, medicines, and finished goods—bridging producers with consumers across vast terrains. Without trucks, industries would grind to a halt, logistics networks would crumble, and markets would experience catastrophic disruptions. For developing economies, trucking also serves as a medium for empowerin...

A disheartening scenario is unfolding for minorities in the country, where the autonomy of their religious bodies is increasingly being questioned and challenged. The government’s interference in deciding how and where religious organizations allocate their financial resources undermines the essence of freedom of religion and threatens the principles of a secular state.   The Role of the Waqf Board The Waqf Board in India plays a pivotal role in safeguarding and managing waqf properties, which are dedicated to religious, pious, or charitable purposes under Islamic law. It ensures the proper administration and utilization of these properties to benefit the community. Below are the key responsibilities of the Waqf Board: 1. ** Management of Waqf Properties **: Overseeing and ensuring the effective use of assets such as mosques, graveyards, schools, and other institutions. 2. ** Protection of Waqf Assets **: Preventing illegal encroachment, misuse, or occupation of waqf properties. 3....

  Oh khawaab mukambal nahi hoya ta ki hoya. Ohde toh wad milya, ki ah thoda a. Ohdi marzi ohne jo jo de dita. Te dita hai bharpur , ki ah thoda a. Bhambeya mauj tu maan reha ohdi daata te. Te mauj vi hagy khoob, ki ah thoda a. Rajan supney hunde saare tutan lai. Tutgeya da bahut sarur, ki ah thoda a. Ruksat laye bina he, jehde jaandey rahe. Tu saala tak rakhi udeek, ki ah thoda a. Tang dileya de hath lag,tang tu hoya a. Kar shukar ke bach geya tu , ki ah thoda a. Nissing waleya chad gal, jo chadke chale gaye. Teri kalam hai hun mehboob, ki ah thoda a  #bhambarajan #Bhambarajan