History
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INDIAN INSTITUTE OF SINDHOLOGY
Indian Institute of Sindhology at Adipur Kachchh is a registered trust known as Bharati Sindhu Vidyapeeth By Devendra G. Kodwani…
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A Jain Sadhu’s Pilgrimage to Sindh (Part-IV)
It is very well understood that during certain period in the past, Sindh was abundantly visited by Jain Sadhus [Editor’s…
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Maulana Azad Always Stressed on Humanity – A Lesson We Need Now More Than Ever
Maulana Azad was declared the most dangerous Indian by the colonial administration for his ‘seditious’ writings S. Irfan Habib Maulana…
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A Jain Sadhu’s Pilgrimage to Sindh (Part-III)
Jain religion was prosperous in Sindhdesh region. At one time there were 500 Jain temples in Sindhdesh [Editor’s Note: This…
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Imam Ali (AS) – The Voice of Human Justice
The book, authored by George Jordac, a Christian scholar from Lebanon in 1956, was translated into English from Arabic version…
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The Death of Stalin’s Son
Joseph Stalin died in March 1953, aged 75, leaving behind little evidence to suggest that he lamented the death of…
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A Jain Sadhu’s Pilgrimage to Sindh (Part-II)
We have been hearing the incidents of robbery, atrocities, turmoil, and murders, but anyone having experience of Sindh can confirm…
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A Jain Sadhu’s Pilgrimage to Sindh (Part-I)
There was a time when the borders of Sindh were much wider than present. A small portion of Punjab, Afghanistan,…
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A Jain Sadhu’s Pilgrimage to Sindh
Shri Vidyavijayji and six other Sadhus started travel from Shivganj on 16th January 1937 via Balotra, Barmer, Munnabao, to Khokhropar,…
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April 10: World Sindhi Language Day
With around 100000 signatures, Hashu Kewalramani along with delegation of prominent Sindhis personally had handed over the letter to the…
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