Year: 2025
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Literature
Independence girl – Poetry from Uzbekistan
I am the daughter of Independence The fairy tales told by my mothers are true… Olimkhonova Muslimakhon, hailing from Kosonsoy…
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Book Review
The Rise and Fall of Ottoman Empire
From the rise and rise of the Ottoman Empire to the establishment of the Safavid Empire in Persia, from the…
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Literature
Maharani Didda: Witch Queen of Kashmir-14
Naravahan said, “You must have heard of Maharaja Dahir, the last independent Hindu king of Sindh. His defeat was the…
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Point of View
Power, Institutions, and the Poverty Puzzle
Wealth flows upward; opportunity does not circulate. The state appears strong, but society remains fragile. Noor Muhammad Marri, Advocate |…
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Literature
Poetry: Bus Stop of the Wind
That bus riding on the wind— Will it take me along today? Ms. Lee Do-yeon is an eminent poetess from…
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Literature
Words – A Poem from India
When a train passes Over a bridge Words become a roar Jernail S. Anand, an eminent poet from India, shares…
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Literature
Korean Poetry: The Source of Beauty
I know Where beauty Comes from. Ms. Yang Geum-Hee (梁琴姬) is an acclaimed poetess from Korea Poetess Ms. Yang Geum-Hee,…
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Point of View
Reanalyzing Plunder of Sindh’s Resources
Does Sindh truly understand the oppression it faces? If it does, on what foundations are its remedies built? If not,…
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Literature
Shared Language between Poetry and Painting
The encounter between poetry and visual art is not merely an aesthetic luxury, but an artistic necessity that opens doors…
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Literature
Grey Tiles – Poetry from China
These grey tiles were always damp, even on sunny days Tearful, “there are crueler things than wind and rain” Gong…
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