Book Review
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Dearest Barb: From Karachi, 1943–1945
Zimmermann knew how to use poor handwriting and coded references to pass the censor in order to tell his wife…
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The Politics of Trash
Besides the new book titled ‘The Politics of Trash’, many other books on have already been published on garbage politics…
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The Ickabog: A Fascinating Novel by J K Rowling
She wrote a novel titled “The Ickabog” for children, during Covid-19 pandemic. By Maham Mahar British fiction writer J.K Rowling…
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How the peanut trade prolonged slavery
Review of the new book ‘Slaves for Peanuts: A Story of Conquest, Liberation, and a Crop That Changed History’ authored…
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1801, the year of colonial carnage in Tamil Nadu
The haunting era is brought to life in ‘1801’, IAS Officer M. Rajendran’s novel B. Kolapan The year 1801 may…
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Who are Europe’s indigenous Muslims?
The Ottoman Empire arrived in Europe in the 15th century, famously besieging Vienna twice, yet its territorial gains shrank over…
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On the Sati and Sufi trail in Pakistan
Based on her travels, the book looks at the significance of Sati’s suffering and sacrifice Khan completed her book in…
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Khushwant Singh’s book ‘Train to Pakistan’ makes Sindhis to recall pains of partition
It was the British authorities’ decision to split the British Indian Empire into the sovereign states of Pakistan and India.…
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Winston Churchill: His Times, His Crimes
Churchill’s crimes include the brutal assault on the Greek Resistance, the Bengal Famine that cost over 3 million Indian lives,…
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Sindh’s history discussed at world level
In ‘A Book of Conquest’, Manan Ahmed Asif explains why the narrative of Islam in South Asia have been historically…
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