Anthropology
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How Language Shapes Thought and Culture
Language, thought, and culture are closely connected. The way we speak influences how we see the world, and our cultural…
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Digital Impact on English Language Learning
Examining the impact of digital technologies on English language learning, focusing on the use of online platforms, mobile applications, multimedia…
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‘Stones That Speak’ – A New Book Launched
The Dr. N.A. Baloch Institute of Heritage Research, alongside the University of Sindh, hosted the launch of Dr. Zulfiqar Ali…
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Social Life in Urban Public Spaces
How urban public spaces shape social interaction, community relationships, and everyday experiences in Hyderabad. The study explores both the opportunities…
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Recovering the Sanskrit Record
Sindh’s ancient history is too important to remain fragmented among isolated chapters, scattered manuscripts and specialized academic traditions. A sustained…
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British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-7
The first aerodromes appeared during the early twentieth century, initially for military aviation, postal services and imperial communications. During the…
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British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-6
They developed harbour channels, breakwaters, groynes, wharves, piers, lighthouses, telegraph stations and coastal communications. By Ramesh Raja British maritime engineering…
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British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-5
Mountains, passes and difficult terrain made tunnels essential, particularly in Balochistan and the North-West Frontier. These tunnels were not constructed…
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British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-4
The British objective was not purely agricultural. Irrigation increased agricultural production, created new settlements and markets, generated government revenue and…
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British Infrastructure Legacy in Pakistan-3
On 14 August 1947, Pakistan inherited one of the most extensive railway systems in South Asia. The network connected Karachi…
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