Profile
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A Sindhi Pioneer of Child Welfare Movements
Dada Shewak Bhojraj (1st October 1906 – 1st March 1988) made Child Welfare his life’s Mission. He established ‘Balkan-ji-Bari Child…
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A Beacon in Sindh’s Heart
A heartfelt tribute to Rais Wado Ali Ahmad Nizamani—affectionately known as ‘Adal Bha’—whose lifelong dedication to education, literature, and community…
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The Man of Many Battles
In memory of Pir Khalid Ahmed Qureshi, Inland Revenue Service, 28th Common Training Program, Civil Services Academy, Government of Pakistan,…
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Dr. Louis Flam, who came for research, fell in love with Sindh
Dr. Louis Flam was a dedicated American archaeologist who devoted his life to exploring, mapping, and preserving Sindh’s prehistoric heritage.…
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Deepa Mehta: Voice of Courage
Rooted in Pakistan, reflected in her cinema, and reconnected through her 2026 visit Deepa Mehta is more than a filmmaker;…
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Nasim Thebo: Life and Literature
Nasim Thebo represents a rare intersection of academic rigor, literary talent, and social awareness in Sindh. She remains one of…
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The Pen That Spoke for Women
Badam Natawan’s pen never rested. She wrote with speed and with fire. She wrote about women’s morals, character, faith, courage,…
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Cadet College Petaro: Legacy of Col. Coombes
Colonel John Harold Henry Coombes is a man whom official narratives have largely overlooked, but whose legacy continues to shape…
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A Homage to Philosopher Mulla Sadra
A key figure of a group of thinkers whom Nasr and Corbin referred to as the “School of Isfahan”, he…
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Sindhiyani Tehreek: Voice of the Voiceless
The birth of Sindhiyani Tehreek coincided with the peak of martial law under Zia-ul-Haq’s dictatorship, making its establishment a powerful…
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