A boy and a girl were in love. When the girl's father came to know about their love, he did not like it at all, and so began to protest about it.

Now it happened that the two lovers decided to leave their homes for a happy future. The girl's father started searching for the two lovers but could not find them. At last, he accepted their love and asked them to come back home through a local newspaper. Her father said, "If you both come back I will allow you to marry the guy you love, I accept that you loved each other truly."

So in this way, their love won and they returned home. The couple next day went to town to shop for the wedding dress. He was dressed in a white shirt that day. While he was crossing the road to the other side to get some drinks for his wife, a car came and hit him, and he died on the spot.

The girl was devastated and lost her senses. It was only after some time that she recovered from her shock. The funeral and cremation were the very next day because he had died horribly.

Two nights later, the girl's mother had a dream in which she saw an old lady. The old lady asked her mother to wash the blood stains of the guy from her daughter's dress as soon as possible. But her mother ignored the dream.

The next night her father had the same dream, he also ignored it. Then the girl had the same dream the next night, she woke up in fear and told her mother about the dream. Her mother asked her to wash the clothes with the blood stains immediately.

She washed the stains but some remained. Next night she again had the same dream. She again washed the stains but some still remained. But again the next night she had the same dream and this time the old lady gave her a last warning to wash the blood stain, or else something terrible would happen. This time the girl tried her best to wash the stains, and the clothes nearly tore, but some stains still remained. She was very tired.

In the late evening the same day while she was alone at home, someone knocked on the door. When she opened the door she saw the same old lady of her dream standing at her door. She got very scared and fainted.

The old lady woke her up and gave her a blue object, which shocked the girl. She asked, "What is this?" The old lady replied...

"This is Nirma Washing Powder, Washing powder Nirma, Washing powder Nirma, Doodh si safedi nirma se aaye, Rangeen kapde bhi khil khil jaye, sabki pasand nirma, Washing powder Nirma, Washing powder Nirma. Nirma."

10 ka 1, do pe ek free. I know how you all are feeling now... I have been through this too. I'm also hunting for the idiot who mailed this to me.

Shivani

From India, New Delhi
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Hi Shivani!

It seems to be truly a horror comedy (not a story but an advertisement for Nirma washing powder!) Though it's truly funny... :D ... :D ... :D

Well, it seems that you are from Delhi, so I would like to request and welcome you to join the thread of the All CiteHR Delhi/NCR team, which occasionally meets on Sundays once a month or so. During these meetings, we all share various HR issues in a quite informal atmosphere!

The next such event is being planned on 19th Aug '07 (Sunday). You can find detailed information under the topic "CiteHR NCR Conclave 19th Aug '07" by using the search function. Please post your views there to join this group of HR professionals!

All the best...

Regards,

Pankaj Kumar Sinha

GURGAON.

"MEDITATION IS THE ONLY WAY YOU CAN GROW... BECAUSE WHEN YOU MEDITATE, YOU ARE IN SILENCE. YOU ARE IN THOUGHTLESS AWARENESS. THEN THE GROWTH OF AWARENESS TAKES PLACE."

Visit www.sahajayoga.org to know more about the true experience of meditation.

From India, Delhi
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hey sivani. i think surf excel is better choice than nirma to wash stains at one go. wonder whether companies started sponsoring dreams too these days!!!! good luck :D :D :D :D latha

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Hi,

Good morning to everyone. May those who love us, love us well. And those who don't love us, may God turn their hearts. And if He doesn't turn their hearts, may He turn their ankles, so we'll know them by their limping.

Thanks! 😊
Shivani

From India, New Delhi
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Hey Shivani, It was indeed a horror comedy... Hope started using Nirma???any how it was good. Priya

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Dear Shavani,

I think you lack a professional approach. This site is meant for hardcore HR professionals, not for the advertisement of Nirma or narrating love stories. Try to be professional in your approach.

Regards,
Amit

From India, Mumbai
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This is my reaction to this Romantic story :) :( :( :( :( :( :( :( :shock: :shock: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: Jyotsna
From India, Delhi
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:( :( :shock: :shock: :shock: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :twisted: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
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