Blogs
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Scenes of the Hunt in Sindh
Deer and leopard-hunting was the pastime of the rulers and nobles whereas bird-hunting was done by the ordinary people. The…
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Need to revive organic food
The use of these harmful agricultural inputs has created large industries, vested interest groups, rendered hardworking and sturdy farming communities…
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Democracy Dies in Darkness
Freedom of pen and lips guaranteed by the constitution of the country, can’t be and should not be snatched through…
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Outbreak of Lumpy Skin Disease in Animals in Sindh – A Dirty Danger Around
Vaccination, strict quarantine measures, limited movement of livestock along vector control could be effective for preventing the spread of the…
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Look at me…Am I not better than you?
We have honed our hatred to perfection. We fear equality. We fear an even-playing field. In short, we fear democracy.…
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The Cult of Mai Nawab Sahib
Some of these shrines are associated with established Sufi orders. However, most of the female Sufi shrines belong to the…
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Observations of an Expat: Putin’s Samson Option
For Israel, the Samson Option is a last ditch deterrent defensive strategy. They do not intend to use nuclear weapons…
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Majzub, King and the Queen
East of Shah Deewano’s shrine is the grave of Maryam, who was also known by her two titles ‘Sindh Rani’…
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Princess and the Pir
Shahar Bano held eminent Sufi Abdul Hameed Buchrai in great veneration and built his shrine as well as of his…
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Why modern civilization chose to decline….
It wasn’t the only warning. During the heady decades of the Sixties and Seventies, many scientists and scholars explored and…
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