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    Kach Dhaga is a simple thread but gains significance through sentiment over time. Brotherly love conveyed through Rakhi remains respected and honored. Though not related by blood, Aasha Parbhaat means as much to the author as a biological sister. The author has never forgotten her on Rakhi day. While a Rakhi may seem a flimsy thread, its strength lies in the emotions it represents of care and protection. The author receives Rakhis and letters from Aasha Parbhaat, hoping she is well protected by God's grace. Letters from loved ones carry deep meaning despite being simple objects. Honoring relationships through rituals like Rakhi allows one to feel the depth of respect

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    Es post main monh bolay reshtay aur Rakhi ki maniviat wazay karnay ki sae ki gae hai.

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    Maaniviat

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    Kach Dhaga is a simple thread but gains significance through sentiment over time. Brotherly love conveyed through Rakhi remains respected and honored. Though not related by blood, Aasha Parbhaat means as much to the author as a biological sister. The author has never forgotten her on Rakhi day. While a Rakhi may seem a flimsy thread, its strength lies in the emotions it represents of care and protection. The author receives Rakhis and letters from Aasha Parbhaat, hoping she is well protected by God's grace. Letters from loved ones carry deep meaning despite being simple objects. Honoring relationships through rituals like Rakhi allows one to feel the depth of respect

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    Kach Dhaga: Maqsood Hasni

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    Kach Dhaga is a simple thread but gains significance through sentiment over time. Brotherly love conveyed through Rakhi remains respected and honored. Though not related by blood, Aasha Parbhaat means as much to the author as a biological sister. The author has never forgotten her on Rakhi day. While a Rakhi may seem a flimsy thread, its strength lies in the emotions it represents of care and protection. The author receives Rakhis and letters from Aasha Parbhaat, hoping she is well protected by God's grace. Letters from loved ones carry deep meaning despite being simple objects. Honoring relationships through rituals like Rakhi allows one to feel the depth of respect

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    Kach Dhaga

    Maqsood Hasni

    Ashya ki manivat khatam nahain hoti likin waqt gozarnay kay sath
    sath kaam aur phir os cheez ko meaz umer-e-rafta ki yaad’gar ka
    darja hasal ho jata hai. Mohabat ki kabhi maniviat khatam nahain
    hoti. Yah wo reshta hai jo hamaisha motabar aur mohtaram rehta
    hai. Aasha Parbhaat say maira khoon ka reshta na’sahi likin woh
    mairay liay apni sagi bhen say bhar’kar rahi hai. Mein ossay
    kabhi aur kisi moor par bhool nahain saka. Her saal RAKHI kay
    tehwar par mairi aakhain dehleez par baiti rahi hain. Rakhi
    daikhnay ko meaz eak kacha dhaga hai likin apni mazboti main
    mongay ki chatan say bhar kar mazboot hota hai.
    Es post kay sath Aasha Parbhaat ki taraf say mosool honay wali
    rakhiaan aur 5 khtoot shamil kar raha hoon.
    Allah karay woh thek ho aur Eshvar ki aman main ho. Khatoot niji
    cheez hotay hain likin apnay walihana’pun kay hawala say bari
    maniviat rakhtay hain. Adbhi tehreroon main shaed hi koe en say
    ziyada sacha aur khara raha ho. Rakhi ka ehtaram koe aasan
    kaam nahain likin es main reshtay ki iazzat dil ki somondar
    gehraeoon main mehsus ki jati hai.
    Maqsood Hasni

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