The 2nd death anniversary of Amar Chander Sharma, the former Information Secretary of Pakistan Peoples’ Party (PPP) District Tharparkar, was observed here on Tuesday, August 18, 2020, in a very simple way by placing the photograph of late activist and lighting the lamps in front of it at Sadiq Fakir Chowk of Mithi town. Local […]
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Rahat was against all kinds of inequality, including intellectual inequality and said if you remain standing on the ivory tower, the whole world will appear short in stature. Son of a mill worker, pain, and pathos were integral to Rahat’s romantic poetry but maintained that it didn’t reflect his personal pain. Instead, he would say […]
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Rahat Indori was one of the most powerful, prolific and inspiring poets of India who stood boldly against all odds throughout his life. Truly saddened on the demise of one of my favorite poets, who enriched our lives with his words! The power of his pen and words will always be unmatched. It’s not just […]
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Sadia Dehlvi — the woman, the myth, the legend that she was — men wanted to be with her, women wanted to be with her and above all, the kids wanted to be with her! By Nazarul Islam Literature is the neuter, that composite, that oblique into which every subject escapes. And, is also the […]
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MNA Mahesh Malani, Naseer Memon of Thar Foundation and others eulogized the services of professor for improving standard of college and encouraging Thari youths for joining technical fields By GR Junejo Mithi: The services of Prof. Abdul Jabbar Junejo, Principal of Polytechnic College Mithi, who recently passed away after cardiac arrest, were eulogized at a […]
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He sang in all regional languages. He even sang in English — Although We Hail from Different Lands based on the tune of Baharon Phool Barsao from the movie Suraj (1966) and The She I Love based on the tune of Hum Kale Hain To Kya Hua from Gumnaam (1965). He sang in Creole, Dutch, […]
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Dr. Kauromal M. Chandiramani who studied in Hyderabad Sindh was honored by Guinness World Book of Records as ‘Oldest Working General Practitioner in the World’ on May 9, 1999 when he was 100 years old He was man of letters, author of some books, philanthropist and God-fearing person; he passed away in 2009 in Mumbai […]
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Parasram was born on July 11, 1911 at Tando Adam, Sindh One of the legendary poets of Sindhi language Parsram Zia was born on 11th July 1911 at Tando Adam, Sindh. After partition, he shifted to Ulhasnagar, India. He started writing poems at the age of 14 years. His first collection Gulzar Ranjor was published […]
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Homage to a person who served humanity for his entire life in Sindh and the India Kaka Pribhdas Sakhawatrai Tolani was born on 25th August 1893 at Larkana, Sindh and was one of the richest Zamindars of the province. He was also famous for his charity. He also paid properly to Muslim laborers of […]
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Mai Bhagi sung folk songs in various languages including Siraiki, Marvari, Sindhi and other languages and earned fame across Pakistan and around the world. She enthralled the people, who even didn’t know Dhatki dialect. Her songs are still aired by the radio and TV channels. By GR Junejo Today, it’s 34th death anniversary of world […]
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