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Mn ne tum ko Khuda se manga hey,maan ki yaad,Udas mosam,shak,suragh,jhoot kehtey hn,Kashmir,rahat

Summar Vovations,

### Summer Vacation from May 25, 2024, to August 14, 2024, in Punjab, Pakistan: Summer vacations are a much-anticipated break for students and families alike. In Punjab, Pakistan, the summer vacation period from May 25, 2024, to August 14, 2024, provides a significant respite from the intense heat and a valuable opportunity for rest, exploration, and enrichment. This essay explores the various dimensions of summer vacations in Punjab, their impact on students and families, and the potential activities and experiences that can make this period enjoyable and productive. #### The Significance of Summer Vacations Summer vacations in Punjab hold particular significance due to the extreme temperatures that can soar above 40 degrees Celsius. This break helps in shielding students from the harsh weather, reducing the risk of heat-related illnesses. Additionally, it offers a break from the rigorous academic schedule, allowing students to relax, rejuvenate, and engage in activities outsid

تیرے بغیر اب تو گذارا بھی نہیں ہے terey bagher ab to guzara b nhi hey

This is a 2line verse of my ghazal which is very favorite of my wife, therefore she insist me to make short of this verse. تیرے بغیر اب تو گذارا بھی نہیں ہے اس درد کے قلزم کا کنارا بھی نہیں ہے Terey bagher ab to guzara b nhi hai Is drd k qulzam ka kinara b nhi hai In this beautiful verse poet said that there is no life without you,and there is no limits to this redsea like pain.This couplet vividly expresses a deep sense of despair and dependency on the beloved. Here's a breakdown of its themes and emotions: Dependency and Desperation: The poet begins by stating that life has become unmanageable without the presence of the beloved. This line emphasizes the depth of the poet's reliance on their beloved, suggesting that their absence has created a void that makes survival difficult. Boundless Pain: The second line extends the metaphor by comparing the poet's emotional suffering to a boundless sea. This sea of pain has no shore, implying that there is no end