History
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Rano Ratan Singh Sodho – Unsung Hero of Sindh
Unfortunately the history of our brave kings has never been taught to us… The whole history of this part of…
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Built on the Bodies of Slaves
The first impetus for the Age of Discovery was not Europe’s yearning for ties with Asia, but rather its centuries-old…
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Women at War
In Britain, a small number of ‘warrior graves’ have similarly been found containing female skeletons By Ellora Bennett There has…
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October 10: Hanoi’s Liberation Day
On this day, Hanoi streets are adorned with flags and banners, creating a joyful atmosphere across the city. Along with…
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The Scinde Dawk – Asia’s first stamp
United Nations is celebrating the World Post Day to recognize the invaluable contributions of postal workers to our societies and…
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History of Solidarity between Black and Indigenous Freedom Movements
During the Black and Red Power era of the late 1960s through the 1970s, Black and Indigenous activists fought to…
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Santiniketan – The Abode of Peace
On 22nd December 1901, when Rabindranath Tagore established his school at Santiniketan, he had only five students (including his eldest…
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Armenia’s Warrior Queen
The roles of men and women in early medieval Armenia were primarily guided by the tenets of awrēnk, which functioned…
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Post-Partition Sindhi Literature in India: A Historical Overview
Sindhi literature has vanished into limbo of oblivion, and no excavation can give us an idea of the Sindhi literature…
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The separation of Politics and Religion
The separation of politics and religion has its roots in discourses over whether or not Pontius Pilate could be held…
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