History
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Life in a Refugee Colony in India
Bhudiya Colony, around 55 miles from Bareilly city, is the camp of Bengali-speaking refugees from East Pakistan who crossed the…
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Uyghur Uprising: Why Sindhi traders were massacred in 1933?
The Christians were murdered because they were originally Muslims and had converted by the Swedish missionaries, but the reasons given…
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World War II – America had launched Hump Operations from Sindh
US military efforts in China, Burma and India (CBI) are some of the lesser known episodes of World War II.…
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American Military had set foot in Karachi during WWII
To deliver large quantities of supplies to the British India Army in Assam and the Chinese Nationalist Forces in Western…
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The Notani Dynasty of Bhiria, Sindh
The Notanis were Anbardars or the Revenue Collectors of Talpur rulers of Sindh. They had also agriculture lands in Jati,…
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Sindhi monks had attended 2nd and 3rd Buddhist councils in 278 and 253 B.C.
The stupas in Sindh are either hemispherical, semi-rectangular heaps and cylindrical in the shape of towers. The structures of the…
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Colonial officers thought ‘If Lahore is saved, the Empire is saved’
Colonial officers understood the importance of maintaining their position in Lahore under all conditions. The rebellion never really gained momentum…
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The Hurs: Once a Criminalized Tribe in Sindh
The author had visited Sanghar district during 1990s in connection with building Chotiari Reservoir in Makhi Lake area where she…
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The 1857 Rebellion and the Pakistan
The fact is that most landowners in what is now Pakistan supported the British and were well recompensed for their…
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A forgotten story of rebellion in British Raj
During the 1857 Uprising, Karachi also played an important role. The infantries stationed here also schemed to attack the British…
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