Of all the non-Islamic religious icons, Allama Iqbal perhaps wrote most admiringly about Sikhism founder Guru Nanak, whom he hailed as “mard-e kaamil [perfect man]”. The spiritual Muslim leader Bulleh Shah’s (1680) hailed his friend, the ninth Sikh Guru Tegh Bahadur, as a ‘holy warrior’ when he was put to death. By Sameer Arshad Khatlani […]
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The aroma of lilac – A Short Story from Uzbekistan By Nodirabegim Ibrokhimova The aroma of lilac The morning breeze filled the room with a pleasant scent. The girl lifted her head from the pillow and inhaled the fragrance deeply. What is this aroma? Nasiba closed her eyes and a smile appeared on her face. […]
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This indeed is the story of all reunion groups. Nostalgia is here and now. Reach out to your teen past right away. That’s where your original life and joy are still waiting for you. Do realize that you have never really grown up, the veneer of grey hair notwithstanding and whatever your pretensions of maturity. […]
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Holding resignations in hands, the male and female doctors and staff protested against Deputy Commissioner for his alleged misbehavior with Civil Surgeon over death of a woman By GR Junejo Mithi: All the medics and paramedics of Civil Hospital Mithi, staged demonstration at the gate of hospital to lodge protest against the Deputy Commissioner […]
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Chief Secretary orders carrying out feasibility study of Gorakh Hills, Nagarparkar, Drigh & langh lakes, Ranikot, Keenjhar, Achhrro Thar, Coastal Belt and other sites Private sector to identify more sites for developing and promoting the tourism; Culture department plans building Theme Park at Mohen Jo Darro, hotels at Nagarparkar, Sehwan and other places Karachi: Sindh […]
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Thoughts as well as conscience know no barriers and want to be unleashed in order to artistically align imperfect perfection with their own colors. One cannot deny the existence of thought as neither can’t deny the existence itself. The word, no matter what age it comes from, will always have beauty, if it is laid […]
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Owing to Covid-19, some private Institutions have started online education through videos calls on smart phones, but this is for those, who are capable to afford the expenses of online system. But on the other hand, the students from remote areas, the students from poor villages, are not getting any benefit after closure of schools. […]
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The most common issue at the Universities is compromising standards while admitting students and then the same compromise cycle continues for the rest of the academic cycle. The result is ‘Garbage In and Garbage Out’ (GIGO). By Muneer Ahmed Mirjat Ideally, Universities are required to produce qualified graduates who can be a useful part of […]
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Pride for survival, is life’s reality. And, every year, in the last few years, the dawn of this day is a real relief to me first, and a matter for celebration, very juvenile though it may seem. And, twenty eight years after my guru’s passing, I am proud to say: ‘I am still around… And […]
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The book has been authored by Khalid Jogi; Jami Chandio, Taj Joyo, Dr. Ishaq Samejo and others addressed the launching ceremony By GR Junejo Umerkot: A book – Sindh Ja Khana Badosh Qabila – The Nomadic Tribes of Sindh, authored by anthropologist Khalid Kumbhar, known with his pen-name as Khalid Jogi, was launched here at […]
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