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    Salamuna,
    You people might have not heard anything about Pukhtun settlers in Gujarat (India) but we are thousands of residing here in Gujrat especially Ahmedabad city.
    Most of youngsters do not know Pashto only elders can speak it.
    But there are still many Pathan boys who want to learn our beautiful language
    For that our elders had build a committee a decade ago to unite Pathans around the Ahmedabad city
    Couple of years ago the committe had launched a book for those new generation of Pathans who want to learn Pashto
    I know you people will not understand what it is written in the book attached as Pdf but i wanted to share it with you Pukhtuns from abroad
    Let me tell you, the committee's name is Pukhtun cultural and social committee
    And the book's name is Pushto zabaan hamari zabaan
    It's written in Gujrati language.
    Thanks for giving me a platform to share it.
    Manana
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    Originally posted by MohsinKhan View Post
    Salamuna,
    You people might have not heard anything about Pukhtun settlers in Gujarat (India) but we are thousands of residing here in Gujrat especially Ahmedabad city.
    Most of youngsters do not know Pashto only elders can speak it.
    But there are still many Pathan boys who want to learn our beautiful language
    For that our elders had build a committee a decade ago to unite Pathans around the Ahmedabad city
    Couple of years ago the committe had launched a book for those new generation of Pathans who want to learn Pashto
    I know you people will not understand what it is written in the book attached as Pdf but i wanted to share it with you Pukhtuns from abroad
    Let me tell you, the committee's name is Pukhtun cultural and social committee
    And the book's name is Pushto zabaan hamari zabaan
    It's written in Gujrati language.
    Thanks for giving me a platform to share it.
    Manana
    welcome friend. are you a gujrati pathan? as for the committee to unite pathans around ahmedabad, are the reason political? or just cultural?
    do you people speak gujrati in your homes? elders should impart their knowledge. do the general gujrati pathan population have any sort of emotional attachment with the pashtun of KPK and Afghanistan? what are their views. please tell us about pathan legacy in ahmadabad, elder speaking pashto video if any? any pictures?
    sorry for bombarding you with questions

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    • #3
      Originally posted by marwat View Post
      welcome friend. are you a gujrati pathan? as for the committee to unite pathans around ahmedabad, are the reason political? or just cultural?
      do you people speak gujrati in your homes? elders should impart their knowledge. do the general gujrati pathan population have any sort of emotional attachment with the pashtun of KPK and Afghanistan? what are their views. please tell us about pathan legacy in ahmadabad, elder speaking pashto video if any? any pictures?
      sorry for bombarding you with questions
      We are just born in Gujrat but still we have Pashtun blood in our vines
      And to unite Pathans is a cultural reason and its great to unite our community on a single platform
      We mostly speak Urdu or Hindi at our homes but still there are so many families who speak Pashto at home, it depends on family atmosphere
      If elders taught them Pashto or didn't allow to speak different language except Pashto at home so they would be speaking Pashto at home
      But unfortunately elders die without creating Pashto atmosphere then youngsters don't get the atmosphere of Pashto
      We are residing in India but still we love the mountains of Afghanistan and the beautiful places of KPK and Swat
      We still love Khpal Watan
      Well i will try my best to get Videos and pictures of Pukhtun Committee annual programmes then i would share it with you Lala
      I don't have it right now with me because i rarely have time to attend our community functions.

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