Who is Jeev Milkha Singh?
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Jeev Milkha Singh (born 15 December 1971) was the first Indian golfer to become a member of the European Tour. He is the son of the famous Indian Sikh athlete Milkha Singh.\n\nProfessional wins\n\n    * 1993 Southern Oklahoma State Open\n    * 1994 Shinhan Donghae Open (South Korea - not an Asian Tour event)\n    * 1995 Philippine Classic, Asian Matchplay Championship (both Asian Tour)\n    * 1996 Philip Morris Asia Cup (Asian Tour)\n    * 1999 Lexus International (Asian Tour)\n    * 2006 Volvo China Open (co-sanctioned by the Asian and European Tours)
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Factually Dr Manmohan Singh\nBut in effect, it's Sonia 'Manmohini' Gandhi :-(
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General Joginder Jaswant Singh.
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u want details abt Yuvraj????????\n\ncheck out this link u will get http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Yuvraj_Singh
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Answering a question. Bexause u'll give 10 points to this question jo mujhe bahut khushi denge
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Laloo Prasad Yadav is having maximum jokes (after G Bush) on him\nA joke from me on Laloo Prasad Yadav\n\nOnce Laloo of Bihar, sent his bio data to America to \napply for a post in Microsoft Corporation. A few days later he got this \nreply. \n\n" Dear Mr. Laloo , you do not meet our requirements. \nPlease do not send \nany further correspondence. No phone call shall be \nentertained. Thanks" \n\nLaloo jumped with joy on receiving this reply and \narranged a party. when \nall the guests arrived, he said, "Bhaiyon aur behno, \naap ko Jaan kar khushi \nhogee ki hum amreeca mein naukri mil gayeen hoon." \n\nEveryone was delighted... \n\nLaloo continued..... \n\n" Ab main aap sab ko apna appointment letter padkar \nsunaoonga, par \nletter english mein hain isliyen saath - saath hindi \nmein translate bhi karoonga. \n\nDear Mr. Laloo ----- Pyare Laloo bhaiya \nYou do not meet ----- Aap to milte hi naheen ho \nOur requirement----- Humko to zaroorat hai \nPlease do not send any further correspondance----- Ab \nletter wetter bhejne \nka kauno jaroorat nahi \nNo phone call ------- Phoonwa ka bhi jaroorat nahee. \nShall be entertained ----- Bahut khatir ki jayegi \nThanks---- Aapka bahut bahut dhanyavad \n\nHOPE U PPL ENJOY IT
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Sachin Tedulkar, of course. cause S.D. is for SACHIN DEV
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Shiv Khera. I have read this book
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Sneha,\nAn Indian Right >>>>\nTell me have you ever seen Gulab or Jamun in Gulab Jamun.
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The answer is Navjot Singh Sidhu. He is an excellent commentator, but some people have critisized him for being a little too harsh. When he was asked about those critics he said "The world is all about mind and matter, I dont mind you dont matter"\n\nFor cricket lovers here's a link to some quotes from his commentary: http://navjotcommentz.rediffblogs.com/
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ASK SUNIL GAVASKAR.\nHE IS THE PRIME & BEST FAN TO KANHAI.
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Go here: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Noor_Jehan
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Biju Patnaik is the founder\n\nFull name: Biju Janata Dal\n\nand currebtly handled by : Naveen Patnaik, son of Biju Patnaik
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*Pondering* Try running a google search for the most info, but short answer is...\n\nA popular Defence Minister in India who resigned because of scandal...
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kapil Dev\nwasim Akram\ncurtly Ambrose\nCourtney Walsh\nAllan Donald
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Amitabh Bachchan. Hands down. Juma chuma de de, baby. Juma chuma de de.
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Towering an inch over seven feet, Dalip Singh has earned his titles the hard way. Once a roadside daily wager, he joined the Punjab Police in 1994 and thereafter began to pursue bodybuilding which resulted in a gruelling schedule. Quiet and amiable, he likes to keep a low profile. \n\nTalking to The Tribune, 31-year-old Dalip, who hails from Sirmour in Himachal Pradesh, said he was now gearing up to participate in wrestling matches in Japan next month. Claiming to be the only Indian citizen actively pursuing WWF wrestling, which has youngsters glued to the TV screen as well as the Internet, he said that he had participated in 250 or so tournaments so far, out of which he had won about 200 matches. All his matches have been abroad, particularly Japan, the United States and Mexico. He is also a member of the New Japan Pro-Wrestling Association.\n\nDalip, who won the 1997-98 Mr India title, said that he underwent wrestling training in the United States for about a year and a half under a sponsored programme. His coach was D. Morgan. In India, he said, he did only weight training and could not practice wrestling as there were no other WWF graplers in the country. He added that he left for tournaments abroad several days before the matches were scheduled so that he could go in for a few practice sessions with other pros. He said that wrestlers abroad lay more stress on wrestling sessions rather than weighttraining and felt that Indians could do much better than them in this field.