Anthropology
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Pakistan’s vanishing Camel Carts
Camel carts, once a common sight in the downtown areas of Karachi, have now been confined to only a few…
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Divorce: A Sharp-Edge Weapon
An anthropology student shares findings of study conducted on divorce cases filed in a family court of Hyderabad Sindh …
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Deciphering the Fish Sign: A New Perspective
Sindhi language could serve as a valuable resource in deciphering the Indus script Its linguistic connections to Dravidian languages, combined…
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The forgotten Kalyan Das Temple
A journey revealing a rich yet fading architectural and cultural heritage in Rawalpindi’s Kohati Bazaar Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro I have…
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The Warrior Saint of Sindh
Gaji Shah Khoso’s legacy of devotion and resistance Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro Travelling in Sindh’s mountainous regions, one encounters several shrines…
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Love Beyond Boundaries: The Dravidian Legacy of Romance and Freedom
Love has always been central to Dravidian civilization – a society that embraced passion, personal choice, and the sanctity of…
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Shrine of Shah Godrio in Sindh’s Mountainous Region
The hilly areas of Dadu district are home to several shrines. All these shrines belonged to non-Syed mystics who were…
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Sacred Spaces in Shikarpur City of Sindh
Sakhi Sajal Sher Darbar of Shikarpur and the legacy of Jhulelal Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro Shikarpur city is home to several…
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Beyond the Border: Ecology, Economy, and Community in Thar
Sindh University organizes 2-day International Workshop on Thar’s ecology, economy and community The workshop aimed to analytically re-frame the Thar…
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Mystery Cup-Marks on Babro Hill in Maher Valley of Malir, Sindh
Babro Hill is located about 40 km north of Gadap town of Karachi in the Maher Valley Apart from Babro…
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