Book Review
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Joginder Paul – The Writerly Writer
His novel, Nadeed (Blind, 1983), depicts life beyond the world of light and shade with the story of a home…
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Truths, Not Myths, About Pakistan’s Founder Muhammad Ali Jinnah
In 1916, Jinnah declared that India was “not to be governed by Hindus, and … it [was] not to be…
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Working 9 to 5
The organization called 9 to 5, was named after the hours of the work day. In 1973, the 20 million…
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Kachchh: More Sindh than Gujarat!
For the people of Kachchh, their associations with Sindh are complex, their fabrics and crafts, marketed to the outside world…
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Why Ambedkar Supported Partition? (Part-I)
Remarks on his book “Pakistan or the Partition of India” first published in December 1940. The present article is based…
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How Civil Wars Start
Political scientist Barbara Walter in her book says that the United States is an anocracy, a country that occupies a…
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The Selfish City – Blended Essence of Marx and Buddha
In most of his poems, the poet seems a radical critic of the current human’s extreme individualistic society. He tries…
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The Exiled Memories
The book ‘The Exiled Memories’ contains beautiful and profoundly inspiring poetry for the new generation and those who love poetry.…
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Woman’s Status in Ancient Sindh and India
Written in novel form, the book tells the fascinating story of how, in 5,000 BC, the Aryans originated from India,…
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The Conflict Of Narratives And Two Classes
According to the author, in the pre-partition united India for centuries, “Most typically, people fought for region, not religion, for…
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