Gurbani CD

UNITED SIKHS assisted in the production of a special compact disc set of Gurbani ucharan and English interpretation to commemorate 400 years since the revelation of Sri Guru Granth Sahib Ji. The CD, based on interpretation by Rajinder Singh (Hayes, UK), features Jap Ji Sahib through seven tracks of recitation and interpretation, in addition to Rehiraas Sahib, in four tracks, and Sohila in one track. These tracks are now available for download below. Please forward the URL of our website to all of your relations so that they may be inspired by the message of the Guru.

About Daily Prayers
A Sikh's basic daily prayers are called Nitnem, including Jap Ji Sahib, Jaap Sahib, Tav Prasad Swaiye, Benti Chaupai and Anand Sahib recited in the morning, Rehiraas in the evening, and Sohila before going to bed at night.
CD 1 contains morning prayer (Jap Ji Sahib: tracks 1–7). CD 2 contains evening prayer (Rehiraas Sahib: tracks 1–4) and bedtime prayer (Sohila: track 5).

Daman.. Cool place for a weekend

Daman, The ulimate destination for Tourists around the World.

The amazing amusement part at Devka beach with its multi colored fountain is worth watching.

Nani Daman has a lot to say about the Church, Gandhi Park, Daman fort.

Checkout the pics I have wrapped within the the post.

Easy access to alcohol throughout the day starting from morning.
Strange part is If somebody is spotted having Milk or Juice in the morning the dirty look of people around says that "Look this is not Happening Dude, Chillout with a Beer or couple of Vodka Shots... " so thats the spirit in Daman, when it comes to a weekend or a busy working day.

Bars have live band performing nearly every week entertaining the crowd. One of the major reason people reach their from Bombay, Gujarat and near by places to enjoy the show.

Collector of Playing Cards

Mr. Gordhandas, of Mumbai, India, is recognized as having one of the largest collections of playing cards in the world with over 5000 packs in his possession.

His collection has been featured in the Limca Book Of Records every year from it's inception in 1990 through the present. In 1996 he was awarded a "Person Of the Year Award" by the Limca Book of Records in recognition of his extensive card collection as well as his efforts in reviving the dying art of Indian Ganjifa card making.

His collection will be soon diplayed on TM Cards.