History
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THE JATS OF SINDH
According to Tibri, Hazrat Ali had employed Jats to guard Basra treasury during the battle of Jamal. Jats were also…
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When a Freedom Fighter Led Farmers to Force the British to Repeal 3 Farm Laws
Rural indebtedness was on the rise from the late 19th century onwards. According to British civil servant Malcolm Lyall Darling,…
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Indian Ocean evolution from prehistoric times
The Indian Ocean History is marked by maritime trade; commercial and cultural exchange perhaps date back at least nine thousand…
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Pathans and Hindu Rajputs
This actually gave rise to the theory that Hindus had occupied the region called Afghanistan before the ‘foreigners’ took it…
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N.M. Billimoria: An unsung Historian of Sindh
Besides writing research papers, Billimoria also edited the Journal of the Society along with A.B. Advani. This arrangement lasted up…
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Karachi’s Role in Promotion of Cricket
During the British Raj cricket was every citizen’s favorite game. Cricket was introduced in this region by some British citizens…
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Guns and the British Empire
The crushing of indigenous arms manufacture was essential to British colonization. PRIYA SATIA In the mid-18th century, advanced areas of…
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Mehran of Sindh and Iran
Mehran is a character in the Persian epic poem Shahnameh. The Shahnameh or Shahnama. ’’The Book of Kings” is a long…
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Hyderabad – The Paris of the Past
Like Athens, Rome, Paris, Istanbul, Baghdad, Damascus, Delhi, Cairo, London, Hyderabad Sindh also stands tall and proud with full force…
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The Flower of Ruin
During the 18th century, the Portuguese were the first to employ opium poppies in a lucrative business, growing it in…
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