Culture
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Bound by the bindi
The bindi was never a cultural or religious part of Sindhi identity. Sindhi women in pre-Partition India did not wear…
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South Korean Mask Dance makes entry on UNESCO’s Intangible Cultural Heritage lists
An ensemble of six or ten musicians accompanies masked performers who humorously explore social issues through dramatic combinations of songs,…
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Turkmen embroidery art on UNESCO’s list of objects of intangible cultural heritage
The nomination was initiated by Turkmenistan in March 2021, as an important part of the country’s intangible cultural heritage. ASHGABAT…
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A Sindhi organization of Vadodara organizes Annual Cultural program on Nov 21
Sant Kanwar Ram’s great grandson Rajesh Lal and other prominent personalities will be the main guests. Renowned singer Lata Bhagtani…
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U.S. Consul General renews MoU for Lincoln Corners with Sindh Culture Ministry
Lincoln Corners are partnerships between the United States and Pakistani public libraries, universities, and community centers. Karachi U.S. Consul…
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How Communities from Different Regions Flourished In India
The story of Sindhis post India’s partition in 1947 is one of determination, a strong sense of community, and a…
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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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The Riveting History of an Indo-Pak Family in Which Women Bridge Cultures
Pakistan for me has never been a forbidden word because I have always had family on the other side of…
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Teejri and Thadri – The Sindhi Festivals
Teejri is to Sindhis what Karva Chauth is to Punjabis. The festival is observed by women to pray for the…
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Rejoicing birth of life on community level in Sindh
This custom is followed in the community from its fathers and grandfathers time. In this celebration, the family of the…
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