Khel Quotes

Hindu-Muslim clashes occurred in the 1880s and 1890s in the towns of Multan, Isa Khel (Mianwali district), Dera Ghazi Khan, Delhi, Rohtak and Ludhiana.

Mai vo khel nhi khelta jisme jitna fix ho,kyunki jeetne ka mja tab h jab harne ka risk ho.

un ras bharii aa.nkho.n me.n hayaa khel rahii hai do zahr ke pyaalo.n me.n qazaa khel rahii haiThe poet says that there is a strange mixture of shyness and sensuality in the eyes of the beloved. This mixture confuses the lover so much that he can neither express his desire nor suppress it. Therefore, her eyes are like two poison cups causing lover’s death.

Bharat Khel Ratna award from the then President of India, KR Narayanan. This is India’s most prestigious award for sports

Ensorcelled by that belling resonance, Conan crouched forgetful of all else, until its hypnotic power caused a strange replacement of faculties and perception, and sound created the illusion of sight. Conan was no longer aware of the voice, save as far-off rhythmical waves of sound. Transported beyond his age and his own individuality, he was seeing the transmutation of the being men called Khosatral Khel which crawled up from Night and the Abyss ages ago to clothe itself in the substance of the material universe.

Pyaar mein ashk bahate kyu hai… Do dil ek dusre ko tadpaate kyu hai… Kehte hai pyaar zindagi hai… Toh phir pyaar ko khel banate kyu hai…..

Mat kar tu reham itna, ki dusra ise teri kamzori samajh le, Mat kar tu pyar itna, ki koi tere dil ko khilona samajh khel jaye,

टीचरः ‘अगर मैं तुम्हें तीन खरगोश देती हूँ, फिर तीन और देती हूँ, तो तुम्हारे पास कितने खरगोश होंगे?’ लड़काः ‘सात!’ टीचरः ‘चलो, इसे दूसरे तरीके से करते हैं। अगर मैं तुम्हें तीन आम देती हूँ, फिर तीन और देती हूँ... तो तुम्हारे पास कितने आम होंगे?’ लड़काः ‘छह!’ टीचरः ‘बिलकुल सही कहा! खरगोश वाले उदाहरण में तुमने सही जवाब क्यों नहीं दिया?’ लड़काः ‘मेरे पास घर पर एक खरगोश पहले से ही है!

Like the true Gujar woman that she was, her first love was the pine forest. Her most frequently repeated saying was, in Kashmiri, Un poshi teli, yeli vun poshi, which meant, “Forests come first, food comes second.” She saw herself as the guardian of the trees of the Forest of Khel and had to be propitiated every autumn when the villagers of Pachigam and Shirmal, who both foraged there, needed to stock up on firewood before the coming of the winter snows. “You wouldn’t want our children to freeze to death,” the villagers pleaded, and eventually she would concede that human children mattered more than living wood. She would guide the village men to those trees that were closest to death and these were the only ones she would allow them to fell.