Punjabi Life Style

English words translated in Punjabi

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WORDS IN ENGLISH TRANSLATED TO PUNJABI

PUNJABI	ENGLISH
Hello	Sat sri akal
Goodbye	Sat sri akal
See you again	Fir milaan ge Alweeda [informal]
Thanks	Sukriya
Please	Kirpa karke Meherbani karke
Good	Acha
bad	bura
God bless	Rab rakha
See you later	Fer milde aa
What’s up?	Kidda?
What’s new?	Koi navi taji?
How’s the family?	Sare theek tak ne?
Everything good?	Chardikala?
You make me happy	Tusi mainu kush kar dene aa
I love you	Mainu tuhanu pyaar kardi haa
In English please	English wich gal karo
Stop talking about me	Bas karo, meriyan gallan na karo
Happy birthday	Janam din diyan vadhaiyan

*Punjabi and Hindi language are similar. Except for a couple of words and the style of using them such as Punjabi uses TUSI whereas Hindi uses AAP both of the word has the same meaning which is YOU. Punjabi tend to be more aggressive and upbeat about their language while Hindi tend to speak on a politer note.

Are Punjabi's more culturally similar 2 Pakistani's than South Indians?

It is a completely different culture and Language between Punjabi ‘s and South Indians whereas my Pakistani people speak Urdu and Punjabi and they have the same looks with the Punjabi's. Punjabi and South Indian's seem completely different in comparison with their culture, mannerisms and looks. There really is no such thing as a true Pakistanian. When the country was formed in the 1940's the name is just an acronym for Punjabi, Afghanistan, Kashmir, India. They added stan to it and you get Pakistan. Whereas South Indians r culturally closer to Sri Lankans, as already pointed out geographical reasons.

Punjabi Dance BHANGRA

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Bhangra is a special type of dance style performed by Punjabis on any festival, occasion like to celebrate the harvesting or any time when the Punjabi is in happy mood. Though the existence of may precede historical record, it can be traced as far as 500 years, originating in the fertile region of Punjab. A participatory community dance called bhangra is attested since the 1980's in northern areas of Punjab region. Bhangra was a seasonal dance practised ia a month leading to the month of Vaisakhi

Musical Instruments

Bhangra dance is based on the music from a barrel size drum called DHOL accompanied with single string instrument called the TUMBI , folk singing and Chimta. The accompaning songs are small couplets written in Punjabi language called bolis. Bangra singers employ a high, energetic tone of voice. Singing with great pride, the typically add nonsensical, random noises to their singings.

Dresses
Traditionally men wear chaadra while doing bangra. A chadra is a type of piece of cloth that wrapped around the waist. Men also wear kurta which is a long shirt. In addition men wear pagri (turban) to cover their heads.
In modern times, men also wear turla, fan attached to pagri. Colorful vests are also worn above the kurta. Phummans are also worn on each arm.
Women wear traditional dress called salwar kamiz. Women also wear chunnis colorful pieces of cloth wrapped around the neck.

Besides above, bhangra dress has different parts which are listed below:
Pag
Kurta
Lumbi
Rumal

Bhangra music is well known in UK as that's where a large population of Punjabi's migrated. Over the last 10 to 15 years, it has gained more recognisation in North America and as up and DJ's and producers have started playing this sound to a wider audience. Now Bhangra has become a synergistic blend of it's traditional origins and contemporary musical styles ranging from Reggae, Hip Hop, to Drum N Bass. Bhangra continues to reach the masses, emerging as a popular global sound

Ancient Punjabi Culture

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Ancient Punjabis were known for their excellence in architecture and gave their civilisation a highly distinct look with baked brick urban architecture. The Culture of Punjab is unique fragrance.
The prime communities that populate the fertile land of Punjab are Sikhs, Jatts and Khatris. Cultivation is the main source of earning for a Punjabi. Other sources of earnings are commerce, trading, business, Govt. Jobs and many more. The tribal sect of the state occupy a major part of Punjab.

Hospitality promotes brotherhood and holds a special significance for bringing people together; love and kindness flow out of it. There is a phrase in Punjab that is "The more you love, more it multiplies and you get back many more times the kindness and love you give". Even a Guest in Punjab is considered as a representative sent by God.
When the British landed on the land of Punjab as victors they were astonished to find that every little village and every mohalla of Punjab had special Places to receive and honor guests.

Good habitat, laughter, playfulness and love from the environment in which hospitality grows. May the culture of this blessed land of five rivers perpetuate and ever grow.

Meaning Of Punjab

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Punjab is a land of five rivers flowing in North West India and North East Pakistan. Punjab = Punj + Aab. Punj means five and Aab means water, so Punjab means five waters. These five rivers flow through our state, having their originating source at various lakes in Himalayas. Five rivers are Beas, Sutlej. Ravi, Chenab, Jhelum. Beas and Sutlej merge into one river retaining the name Sutlej at Harike near Ferozpur in Punjab just before crossing the border into West Punjab (Pakistan) and eventually merging into river Indus.

Beas River

Chenab River

Jhelum River

Ravi River

Sutlej River

Area between Beas and Sutlej is called Doaba. Major cities of Punjab are Amritsar, Jalandhar, Hoshiarpur, Nawan Shahr, Ludhiana etc. Majha is between Beas and Chenab and on both sides of Ravi, Majha is the Heart of Punjab and cities includes Lahore, Amritsar, Gurdaspur, Siaalkote, Kasur, Faridkot and Ferozpur. In Majha part of Punjab many new cities were developed by converting the forests into cultivating land and is called Bar, cities include Lyallpur (Faisalabad), Montgomery, etc. Area beyond Chenab river in North and around river Jhelum is called Pothohar, cities include Rawalpindi, Hassan Abdal, etc. Area between Ravi and Chenab river is called Rachna doab cities are Gujarat, Sargodha, etc. Area of Malwa is southern Punjab facing Rajasthan and East of river Beas, cities include Ludhiana, Patiala, Ambala, Karnal, Sangrur, Malerkotla, Shahabad, and Abohar.

Punjabi Civilization is one of the oldest on earth, with its distinguished language, culture, food, attire, script, folklore, people etc. People living in Punjab are called Punjabis and language used by Punjabis is Punjabi. Some reliable resources tells us that our Punjab is 2450 years old.

History of Punjab

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Below is a timeline of History of Punjab

Before 3000 BC : Aboriginals of Punjab
3000 BC - 2000 BC : Indus Valley Civilization
2000 BC - 1500 BC : Aryans Invade the Punjab
2000 BC - 500 BC : Aryan Civilization
2000 BC - 500 BC : Vedas Composed in the Punjab
2000 BC - 500 BC : Development Of Caste System
800 BC : Invasion of Punjab by Semiramis
650 BC : Invasion of Punjab by Ancient Scythians
550 BC - 500 BC : Persian Invasion Of Punjab
550 BC - 400 BC : Spread of Buddhism In Punjab
321 BC : Invasion Of Punjab Alexandra
273 BC - 232 BC : Period Of Ashoka
206 BC : Invasion of Antiochus
165 BC : Invasion of Eneradites
110 BC - 400 : Rule Punjab
400 - 711 : Turks, Kashmiri kings conquer Punjab
711 - 962 : Arabs Invaded Punjab
711 - 962 : Rajputs expel Arabs
962 - 1186 : Turks Invaded Punjab
1186 - 1205 : Ghori Dynasty
1205 - 1288 : Tartar Dynasty
1288 - 1321 : Khiljai Dynasty
1321 - 1395 : Toghlak Dynasty
1396 : Tymur Invaded Punjab
1416 - 1450 : Dynasty of the Syads
1450 - 1526 : Lodi Dynasty
1469 - 1539 : Period Of Guru Nanak Dev Ji
1519 : Mughals
1526 - 1540 : Mughals Dynasty
1539 - 1675 : Periods of 8 Gurus after Guru Nanak
1540 : Sher Shah conquer Punjab
1540 - 1555 : Sur Dynasty
1555 : Mughals, under Humayun, conquer Punjab
1556 - 1605 : Akbar ascends the Throne
1605 - 1658 : Jahangir Shah Jahan
1658 - 1707 : Aurangzeb
1675 - 1708 : Guru Gobind Singh
1699 : Birth Of the Khalsa
1708 - 1715 : Conquests Of Banda Bahadur
1713 : Muhammad Farrukhseer Ascends the Throne
1739 : Invasion Of Nadir Shah
1748 : Ahmad Shah
1764 - 1799 : Rule of Sikh Misls
1799 - 1839 : Rule by Maharaja Ranjit Singh
1849 : Annexation of Punjab
1849 - 1947 : British Rule
1947 : Punjab Divided Between India and Pakistan

Punjab Girls...

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Punjabi Girls look so innocent and sweet without any heavy makeup which are new generation girls like to have. Punjabi Girl's wear simple salwar suit or pyjami suit with a beautiful chunni or duptta which is everything for a girl's respect in society.

There are some photos through which you got the ideas about Punjab Girl looks

Tour To Amritsar

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An Overview of Amritsar

Amritsar is one of the important cities of Sikh religions, basically known for the Sikh pilgrimage "Golden Temple". Amritsar is also recalled for brutal act of Jallianwala bagh tragedy. But more importantly Amritsar is known for its sprit and braveness.Amritsar city derived its name from the sacred pool of Golden temple. The Sikh community considers it as a holy city. Amritsar Tourism enjoys a distinct place in the tourism industry of India. Amritsar is situated on the north-western border of India, the city is also gateway for the travelers on the overland route through Pakistan.

History

The History of this holy city start from year 1574 when Guru Ram Das Sahib founded the city and built a residence and in 1577 he built a sarovar (tank) in the city. In year 1586 Guru Arjun Singh renovated the sarovar and after that this city named Amritsar. Amritsar is also remembered for the Jallianwala bagh kand, when more than 300 innocent people killed and 1200 people injured in a brutal act of police firing headed by General Dyer, in year 1919.

Golden temple at Night

Also called Sri Harmandir Sahib, the Golden Temple was laid by Guru Ram Das in the 14th century. It is acclaimed as one of the holiest sites of the Sikhs. It has four doorways and gorgeously decorated arches. Reflecting influences of both Hindu and Muslim styles of architecture, the temple standing in the middle of a tank, exudes tremendous architectural brilliance which draws the attention of numerous tourists around the globe. Although principally a pilgrimage spot for the Sikhs, it is visited by people of all religions and proves to be one of the greatest tourist attractions in Amritsar on your tour to India.

Jallianwala Bagh

Sited near the Golden Temple, it bears testimony to the disaster called Jallianwala Bagh Massacre at the time of the rule of the British Raj. A congregation, attended by several Punjabis on the occasion of Baisakhi (New Year) celebrations on 13 April 1919 was set on fire by General Dyer. Till date it serves as one of the greatest tourist attractions in Amritsar.

Durgiana Mandir

This temple is located close to the Golden Temple.This temple is modeled in the style of Golden Temple.This temple is dedicated to the Goddess Durga. This temple has built in the 16th Century A.D.The temple stands in the centre of Lake and here prayers are offered to the Goddess Lakshmi and God Narayana.

Wagah Border

This is an international border between the India and Pakistan. Wagah border is famous for its "Beating the Retreat" ceremony. In this ceremony, every evening during a sunset, soldiers of both sides perform a perfect drill and bringing down their respective national flags.

Tarn Taran

It is situated at 25kms away from Amritsar.Tarn Taran houses a sacred tank which is believed to have healing powers. It has a Gurudwara as well which was built by Guru Arjan Dev in AD 1768.Here in this lake fairs are celebrated on every 'Amavas'(New Moon Day).

Punjabi Women

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From woman, man is born;
within woman, man is conceived; to woman he is engaged and married.
Woman becomes his friend; through woman, the future generations come.
When his woman dies, he seeks another woman; to woman he is bound.
So why call her bad? From her, kings are born.
From woman, woman is born; without woman, there would be no one at all

Malwai Gidha of Punjab

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Malwai Giddha (Punjabi: ਮਲਵਈ ਗਿੱਧਾ) is the folk dance of males of Malwa region of Punjab. This dance is originated performed by Babey (old mans). This includes teasing of other people in their Boliaan (folk poetry). It originated in the Village Chatha (district Sangrur) of malwa region of Punjab and used to call "Chathian Waley Baabeyan Da Giddha" then "Baabeyan Da Giddha" and presently called Malwai Giddha.

Interested aspirants Showing Great Dedication to choose Their Engineering Branch

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As soon as the secondary examinations are over; there seems to be a rush in the corridors of those institutes and organization that offers information about the entrance tests to be held in prior of seeking admission to the engineering branches by the dedicated students. It is not that just the students and their friends are engaged in such a hustle and bustle to incur the best sought details about mechanical engineering colleges in their favourite location or to a place ear to their homeland. But it would appear honestly injustice if we ignore to count the numbers of the concerned guardians as well as the parents take part in the same for their children in order to provide them excellent platform for learning.

There are many websites on the World Wide Web format where information and other hidden although imperative resources about the courses that are included in the syllabus especially in the civil engineering colleges are found to be worthy enough for these likeminded individuals who can stay hours together being online. This is because; even the moderators of these educational web portals as well as the active members that bind a team are very much aware of this generation that fall in the cut throat competitive age for a perfect survival especially when earning holds the torch to brighten their path of academic career. No matter in which date or in what clock pulse the desire to hunt the information about mechanical engineering colleges can strike the lobes of a likeminded individual but the websites are found to be always in an updated position on the Internet to cover all drops of expectation of every single user what so ever.

The process and the approach that these students take to keep themselves alive in the track before the race to enroll the names in their favourite engineering fields starts automatically long before the results of their higher secondary exams are out on the list. There lies no trace of avoidance or even any dirty colour of hesitation found in the glittering eyes of these students for preparing their best course in order to crack the qualifying test before enrolling a name in one of the mechanical engineering colleges of their state. Even the exhaustion factor seems to be hiding pale under the true efforts and dedicated that these sincere students offer in utter concentration to book a seat in their best engineering fields form a prestigious college or a recognized institute. Such efforts and notes of perseverance can never fade with time and irrespective of age the same keeps climbing on the appreciating quotes of concerned individual.

A good Engineering College Will Shape Your Career In An Unpredicted Manner

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The fashion of engineering courses is increasingly becoming significant in today’s epochs of advanced technologies, where higher education is deemed more of an obligation rather than a mere alternative. The scenario in the Indian context is more appealing as engineering is emerging as one of the most sought after career alternative in present times.

The sheer assortment of engineering colleges in India will surely sweep you off your feet. This over abundance of engineering colleges in India also makes certain that this specific discipline of education is accessible to all those who are interested to take up engineering courses as their preferred alternative for higher education. You will find top engineering colleges virtually in every nook and corner of this incredible nation.

If we were to ponder on the reasons as to why the engineering colleges in India are so much in demand, we will stumble upon a plethora of causes. The world class quality of edification that students gain from the engineering courses here in India can be described in a single word and that is unsurpassable.

Some other factors which drive intellectuals towards different engineering courses are the superb placement opportunities, immense infrastructure, experienced and expert faculties and a lot more. Some of the most sought after engineering courses are: - Aeronautical, aerospace, agricultural, automobile, computer science, electronics and telecommunication, electrical, automobile, sound, mechanical, marine, instrumentation, metallurgical, Information Technology, environmental, civil, petrochemical, textile and a lot more.

You will be amazed to know that with a bit of intricate and dedicated preparation you can take admission into any of the engineering courses which appeals to your penchant. The top engineering colleges, the most distinguished and top rated colleges are the IITs and the NITs. Apart from the IITs and the NITs, some other top engineering colleges are: - College of Engg. , Anna University, Jadavpur University , Delhi College of Engineering , Birla Institute of Technology, Punjab Engineering College, Thapar Inst of Engineering & Technology, Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College Motilal Nehru National Inst. of Technology, MANIT Malviya National Institute of Technology, Dhirubhai Ambani IICT, Osmania Univ. College of Engineering, Netaji Subhas Institute of Technology, R.V. College of Engineering, Vellore Institute of Technology, and a lot more.

The best place to search for fitting engineering colleges in India is undeniable the World Wide Web. The success rate of engineers passing out from top engineering colleges have made themselves bright example which allures many a scholars towards taking admission into the assortment of engineering colleges in India. If you can secure good percentages in the engineering entrance exam, you can also avail seats in government colleges which will put forth a nominal fee. There has been plenty of thrust given to the placement issue and business educational partnerships are being cast daily, engineering faculties in India have higher prospect of bagging a decent professor or lecturer nowadays than the case that prevailed some years back. This has also fuelled the demand for top engineering colleges in a very petite time frame all across the nation.

Engineering Forums On The Internet Will Surely Assist You Endlessly

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The resourcefulness of the World Wide Web can be depicted in one word and that is unparalleled. Populaces from all across the globe are bringing the internet into play for an assortment of reasons. In such milieus, internet not only assists business entities and professionals but also students in more ways than one.

One such fact of eth web is the internet Forums in place which has proved itself as a time honored and successful concept. If you are a novice in this field, you should learn by heart that forums more often than not revolve round a specific subject and like minded individuals frequent these online places to share views, comments and insights into that particular issue or topic.

The best part of these forums is the anonymous facet it proffers its users. Engineering students from all over the globe can log into any of the numerous engineering forums accessible on the World Wide Web. Some of the engineering forums are straight forward and unproblematic and are text based; while there are other engineering forums which encompass multimedia capabilities.

Some of the most sought after engineering forums are: - chemical engineering forums, mechanical engineering forums, Aeronautical forums and a lot more. Some of the merits of using engineering forums are: - you will avail features such as Atom feeds, RSS, opinion polls, reply notification systems, private messaging service and a lot more. You can deem the engineering forums essentially as a tree which encompasses a plethora of topics which are often referred to as Threads.

In turn, each of the thread is characterized by an assortment of posts usually concerned with that specific topic in some way or the other. Moderators and administrators supervise these engineering forums. They’re liable for the upkeep of the location yet as creation and enforcement of rules and laws. These pointers are typically prominently posted for anyone to check. Forum rules apply to the whole user body. Rule breaking may result in one being banned from the forum. Repeat offenders perhaps are banned for increasing amounts of your time until ultimately he or she's prevented from coming into the forum by the employment of a permanent ban.

Such offenders are classified as spammers as per net slang. Spammers post identical issue repeatedly so as to disrupt the method with malicious intent. The sheer number of posts posted on engineering forums such as chemical engineering forums, mechanical engineering forums will surely sweep you off your feet.

A bit of innate research on the World Wide Web will let you lay your hands on a plethora of engineering forums which will surely appeal to your penchants. You just need a computer (and even a laptop will do great) and an active internet connection to view what other people think of a certain thing. The presence of experts and professionals in these forums also make certain that you are aptly guided in case of your predicaments and quandaries. Add to it that engineering forums are accessible every single hour of the day.

Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College - A Good College

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Colleges in Punjab Rankwise

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College Name	Location
IITs/NITs/IIITs
Dr. BR Ambedkar National Institute of Technology	Jalandar
IIT-Ropar	Ropar
Other Deemed Universities/Central Universities
Thapar University	Patiala
Sant Longowal Institute of Engineering and Technology (SLIET)	Longowal
State Universities/Affiliated Colleges
PEC University of Technology (Formerly Punjab Engineering College)	Chandigarh
Guru Nanak Dev University (GNDU) Main Campus	Amritsar
University College of Engineering (UCoE), Punjabi University	Patiala
Beant College of Engineering and Technology (BCET)	Gurdaspur
Chandigarh Engineering College (CEC)	Mohali
Chitkara Institute of Engineering and Technology (CIET)	Rajpura
College of Agricultural Engg. & Technology, Punjab Agricultural University	Ludhiana
DAV Institute of Engineering and Technology (DAVIET)	Jalandhar
Giani Zail Singh College of Engineering and Technology (GZSCET)	Bathinda
Guru Nanak Dev University Regional Campus	Jalandhar
Guru Nanak Dev University Regional Campus	Gurdaspur
Lovely Professional University	Phagwara
Rayat and Bahra Institute of Engineering and Bio-Technology (RBIEBT)	Mohali
Shaheed Bhagat Singh College of Engineering (SBSCE)	Firozpur
University Institute of Engineering & Technology, Panjab Univ (UIET)	Chandigarh
University Institute of Chemical Engineering & Technology, Panjab Univ (UICET)	Chandigarh
Amritsar College of Engineering and Technology, Amritsar (ACET)	Amritsar
Baba Banda Singh Bahadur Engineering College (BBSBEC)	Fatehgarh Sahib
Baba Hira Singh Bhattal Institute of Engineering and Technology (BHSBIET)	Sangrur
Bhai Gurdas Institute of Engineering and Technology (BGIET)	Sangrur
Chandigarh Group of College, Faculty of Engineering, Landran Campus	Mohali
College of Engineering Punjabi University, Neighbourhood Campus	Rampura Phul
Guru Nanak Dev Engineering College (GNDEC)	Ludhiana
Institute of Engineering and Technology	Bhaddal
Ludhiana College of Engineering and Technology (LCET)	Ludhiana
Malout Institute of Management and Information Technology (MIMIT)	Malout
Punjab College of Engineering and Technology (PCET)	Mohali
Rayat & Bahra College of Engg. & Biotechnology for Women (RBCEBTW)	Mohali
Rayat Institute of Engineering and Information Technology (RIEIT)	Nawanshahr
Rayat-Bahra Institute of Engineering and Nano Technology (RBIENT)	Hoshiarpur
RIMT-Institute of Engineering & Technology(RIMIET)	Mandi Gobindgarh
Sant Baba Bhag Singh Institute of Engineering and Technology (SBBSIET)	Jalandhar
Shaheed Udham Singh College of Engineering and Technology (SUSCET)	Mohali
Yadavindra College of Engineering (YCOE)	Talwandi Sabo
Adesh Institute of Engineering and Technology (AIET)	Faridkot
Baba Farid College of Engineering and Technology (BFCET)	Bathinda
Bhai Maha Singh College of Engineering (BMSCE)	Muktsar
College of Engineering and Management Kapurthala	Kapurthala
CT Institute of Engineering, Management and Technology (CTIEMT)	Jalandhar
Desh Bhagat Engineering College (DBEC)	Mandi Gobindgarh
Doaba Faculty of Engineering and Technology (DFET)	Nawanshahr
Doaba Institute of Engineering and Technology (DIET)	Kharar
GGS College of Modern Technology (GGSCMT)	Kharar
Indo Global College of Engineering (IGCE)	Abhipur
Lala Lajpat Rai Institute of Engineering and Technology (LLRIET)	Moga
Ram Devi Jindal Faculty of Engineering and Technology (RDJFET)	Lalru
Ramgarhia Institute of Engineering and Technology (RIET)	Phagwara
Sachdeva Engineering College for Girls	Kharar
Sri Sai College of Engineering and Technology (SSCET)	Amritsar
Swami Vivekanand College of Emerging Technology (SVCET)	Rajpura
Swami Vivekanand Institute of Engineering and Technology (SVIET)	Patiala
Swami Sarvanand Giri Panjab Univ Regional Centre (SSGPURC)	Hoshiarpur
Aklia Educational and Research Society	Goniana Mandi
Baba Kuma Singh Ji Engineering College (BKSJEC)	Amritsar
Bhutta College of Engineering and Technology (BCET)	Ludhiana
BIS College of Engineering and Technology (BCET)	Moga
Chandigarh College of Engineering and Technology	Chandigarh
Continental Institute of Engineering and Technology (CIET)	Fatehgarh Sahib
Doaba Women Institute of Engineering and Technology (DWIET)	Ghataur
Ferozepur College of Engineering and Technology (FCET)	Firozpur
Guru Gobind Singh College of Engineering and Technology	Talwandi Sabo
Guru Teg Bahadur Khalsa Institute of Engineering and Technology	Malout
IITT College of Engineering (IITTCE)	Pojewal
K C College of Engineering and Technology (KCCET)	Nawanshahr
Patiala Institute of Engineering and Technology For Women (PIETW)	Patiala
Quest Infosys Foundation Group of Institutions	Mohali
Shiv Shankar Institute of Engineering & Technology (SSIET)	Patti
Shree Ganesh Group of Institution (SGGI)	Patiala
Sri Sai College of Engineering & Technology	Pathankot
Sri Sukhmani Institute of Engineering and Technology (SSIET)	Dera Bassi
Surya School of Engineering and Technology (SSET)	Bapror
Swami Parmanand College of Engineering and Technology (SPCET)	Dera Bassi
Universal Institute of Engineering & Technology	Ballopur

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Citroën C4 launched, RM126k – DS4 coming Feb 2012

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Citroën C4 launched, RM126k – DS4 coming Feb 2012

by Anthony Lim

Brooklands Motors has officially launched the second-generation Citroën C4 in Malaysia – the five-door hatch was unveiled last night at the company’s new 3S centre and HQ in Petaling Jaya. The night also saw the introduction of the DS4, which will arrive in February next year.
The C4 is available in a single engine form, the familiar THP156 1.6 litre turbo mill, with 156 hp and 240 Nm of torque, mated to a six-speed EGS auto gearbox. Performance specs for the car are a 212 km/h top speed and 0-100 km/h sprint time of 9.6 seconds.

The RM125,990 car comes in a single trim line, this being Exclusive, and standard to the level are 17-inch Phoenix alloys and 225/45 series tyres as well as seats finished in Mistral ‘Saint Cyr’ cloth. A RM7,000 optional accessories package bags 18-inch Newport wheels – and 225/40 rubbers – and Mistral ‘Claudia’ leather seats, which come with a built-in massage function. The package also adds dynamic bi-xenon headlamps into the equation.