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The strange and little-known case of Hindko
In India, Hindko is little known, and while there are Hindko speakers in parts of Jammu and Kashmir as well…
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How to create news for younger audiences
Journalists should also emphasize solutions in their reporting for young people. BY ANNIE JENNEMANN Producing news for children is just…
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SINDH IN KASHMIR
A bridge over Sindh River is also called the Sindh Bridge. The original wooden bridge at Sonamarg, damaged in 1990s,…
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The Sharpest Swords go through the Hottest Fire
Take this opportunity to recognize that the chaos in your life is actually forging you and improving you because you’re…
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From Slavery to the Honor Fields
Living in the desert as nomads, the Arabs in the early days had no opportunity to develop the arts of…
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The Sindhi and the Suitcase
Partition was the Second Holocaust of World War II not caused by the Germans, but by the British Government in…
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Women’s Plight during Natural Calamities: A Case Study of Recent Floods in Pakistan
About 650,000 women are pregnant and 73,000 are about to give birth in the relief camps. By Samreen Raza Recently,…
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Observations of an Expat: China Peak
Xi Jinping, who will be crowned next week as China’s second “Great Helmsman” can claim both the success and the…
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Promotion of Sindhi Language linked to Green Card!
Keeping the promotion of our language in mind, what the parents need to do is that at the end of…
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RSS leader’s outreach to Muslims: Reconciliation or cooption?
Today the international image of India, courtesy the RSS-BJP, is a Hindu supremacist one where minorities are insecure, where identity…
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