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New dosti sms in hindi 140 character 2013

New dosti sms in hindi 140 character 2013

Aaap ki palkon par khawaab rakh gaya koi,
Aaap ki sanso par naam likh giya koi,
Chaloo waada hai Aaap sy bhool jana humein,
Aggar hum sy acha dost Aaap ko mil jaye koi.

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Pyaar To ik Jhonka He Hawa Ka,
Dost To ik Naam He Wafa Ka,
Auron Ke Liye Kuch Bhi Ho
Humaare Liye To Dost ik Haseen Tohfa Hai Khuda Ka�
(sms on friendship in hindi)

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Pal bhar ki bhi tanhaai Aaap ko nasheeb na ho
koi bhi gham kahi Aaap ke kreeb na ho
Rub Aaap ko zindgi mein itni khushiyan de ki
Aaap se badh kar koi khush naseeb na ho.

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Jub Koi Dost Apne Dost ky Lye khuloos Se Dua Krta Hey,
To Wo Dua Us ke Dost ke Haq Mein Baad Main
OR pehle Us ky Apne Hq Me Qubol Hoti Hai!

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Zaban ke kehne sy Sirf Dosti nahi hoti,
Aur Dosti ky beech koi Doulat nai hoti,
Koi Rasam koi Qanoon na roke mujy
Ab ke Sache Dost se Koi Gherat nhi hoti,
Her koi Ameer Dost ky Raah main Khara hai
Kiya Pesey Bina Dost ki Ehmiyat nahi hoti.
Love you sweet friends.

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