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Anthropology
Dolah Darya Khan: Debunking the Myths
The correct history of the brave general and son of Sindh, martyred Dolah Darya Khan, has been subject to historical…
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Literature
The Shadows of the Rubble
The sky over Jerusalem was draped in a somber shade of gray when the sirens wailed. It wasn’t just a…
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Heritage
The Silent Sentinel of Moro
Hidden amidst encroachments, dust, and neglect is the grave of a man who once held immense authority in this very…
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Point of View
Fragmentation empowers feudal dominance
The migration of the middle class from villages to urban centers did not merely alter demographics, it reshaped the balance…
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Literature
Human Greed: The Inferno Within
In this fire, not only innocents and our loved ones are burning, humanity itself is burning. Jagdeesh Ahuja If humanity…
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Profile
Nasim Thebo: Life and Literature
Nasim Thebo represents a rare intersection of academic rigor, literary talent, and social awareness in Sindh. She remains one of…
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Books & Authors
Driss Chraïbi: The Subversive ‘Sower’
Chraïbi voices the cry of a rebellious adolescent aiming for change that challenges prevailing attitudes, an act of literary commitment…
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Memoirs
Bridging Hearts: Balkan Stories of Healing
From the World Atlas of Moro to the Heart of the Balkans: A Journey of Peace and Memory There are…
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Point of View
When Education Loses Purpose in Pakistan
The loss of educational purpose in Pakistan has created serious challenges for higher education and overall societal development. Kashif Rauf…
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Profile
The Pen That Spoke for Women
Badam Natawan’s pen never rested. She wrote with speed and with fire. She wrote about women’s morals, character, faith, courage,…
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