Anthropology
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The Village Shrines of Sindh
Village shrines are sites of veneration in Sindh in general and Badin district in particular By Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro Village…
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Saints and Scholars of Garhi Yasin Town of Sindh
These religious institutions produced numerous distinguished Islamic scholars who founded madrassahs in their respective villages and towns, significantly transforming the…
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Buddhist Rock Art of Sindh’s Nali Valley
The picturesque Nali or Nari Valley, in the Dadu district is home to several rock art sites which showcase Sindh’s…
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Shikarpur, once known as The City of Temples
Shikarpur is celebrated as a city of temples, darbars, dharamshalas, marhis, the monastic establishments of Hindu ascetics, and ashrams, the…
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Historical Necropolis of Qalandar in Thano Bula Khan
Getting its name from Qalandar, a figure believed to have belonged to the Birahmani tribe, this cemetery is recognized for…
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Beyond Borders: Dravidianism’s Historical Ties and the Call for Modern Revival
Dravidianism historically championed “Social Justice” for the people of the Madras Presidency under British rule Bp. Dr. J Ravikumar Stephen…
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Rock Art of Sindh’s Gaj Valley
The rock art discovered in Gaj Valley is classified into two main categories: prehistoric and historic periods Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro…
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The fall of the Toothbrush Tree
An Anthropological and Archaeological Perspective of the 2022 Floods in Khabar Jo Goth, Mehrabpur Taluka of Sindh The fall of…
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Beyond Nilakanta Sastri: Revisiting Dravidian and Aryan Narratives
Why ‘The Hindu’ newspaper has chosen to revisit Prof. Nilakanta Sastri’s 1964 lecture at this time, especially when more recent…
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At The Tomb of Syed Mehar Shah Ghazi in Shikarpur Sindh
Shikarpur is home to several historical tombs, found not only within the city but also in various villages and towns…
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