History
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Glimpses from the British Raj
Curzon possessed a perceptive grasp of history and geography. It was geopolitics, for Curzon that held the key to keeping…
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Rahim Hingoro: The Last Hur Fighter
The colonial period ended in 1947, yet the Hur rebellion continued under the leadership of Rahim Hingoro He was captured…
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The Forgotten Guardians of Sindh
The Soomros were not conquerors from Central Asia or West Asia, nor were they aligned with major empires like the…
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Debunking Myths: The Truth about Dravidian Identity and Aryan Invasion
The Aryans did invade India, expanding their territory through military conquests. Initially, they occupied a small region of South Asia…
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Transformation of Love Marriages into Arranged Marriages
Due to influx of Aryans, there was a significant transition in Dravidian society from a tradition of love marriages to…
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In The Genes: Sindhi Entrepreneurship
The Sindhi business instinct and acumen is legendary and every other community has been envious of it Let us get…
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Parcho Vidhyarthi- Freedom Fighter from Sindh
There were some freedom fighters in Sindh who dreamed of independent Sindh after freedom from British rule Parcho Vidhyarthi used…
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Hur women of Sindh fought guerrilla war against the British
Unfortunately, the historians have neglected the Hur Women Fighters while writing the history Farooq Sargani Despite immense contributions in almost…
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Malhar Faqeer Khaskhaili – One of the early writers of Hur Movement
Malhar Faqeer was an eyewitness to the colonial period of the British in Sindh. Unfortunately, by birth, he was a…
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The Bengalis and the Punjabis: Nation Split by Geography, Hate
The New York Times’ archival report on rift between Bengalis and Punjabis published on December 4, 1970, a year before…
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