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Literature
Gandhi’s Walking Stick – Korean Poetry
Gandhi faced the empire with no weapon in his hands. With a humble walking stick in his hand, He faced…
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Point of View
New Provinces: Pakistan’s Governance Dilemma
Before we redraw the map of Pakistan, we should ask a simple question: Are our existing institutions working effectively? In…
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Literature
Literature Tackles Sindh’s Social Divide
SZABIST University and the Progressive Writers Association hosted the launch of Professor Vijesh Kumar’s novel, The Last Bench, in Karachi.…
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Anniversary
Gangaram Samrat: Devoted Sindhi Historian
Born in Sann village of Sindh, Gangaram Samrat devoted his life to Sindhi History and Literature Gangaram Samrat’s life represents…
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Literature
Cherry Blossom Lanterns – Korean Poetry
Why does the lantern lit by flowers extinguish so swiftly? Is it to teach us to seize the fleeting moment…
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Literature
Echoes of Home Calling Me Back
Where Golden Mud Houses Hold Paradise Beyond the bustling, distant avenues of city life lies a world born from the…
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Literature
Conversing Across the Threshold of Eternity
The book “Conversations with the Infinite”, authored by Dr. Jernail Singh Anand, serves as a vital compass for navigation by…
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Literature
I am alone – Poetry from India
I am like a lamp that has been extinguished, Tell me, in what effect am I not alone? Baljit Singh…
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Point of View
Motorcycle Lights Threaten Sindh’s Roads
Flash lights of motorcycle have become a road-safety hazard in Sindh Growing use of high-intensity and improperly fitted motorcycle lights…
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Literature
The Happy Refugee = Poetry from Azerbaijan
Musa grandfather went down in history As the only happy refugee. The happy refugee who had no money for cigarettes…
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