Research
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Racism in the math classroom: “Pythagorean theorem” and the two myths of “Euclid”
Racist historians in the 19th century falsely appropriated the achievements of (Black) Egyptians to (White) Greeks, to fabricate a history…
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The ancient mass graves in Sindh
It needs a thorough research to ascertain the reality and history of these mass graves. Aziz Kingrani The mass graves…
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Hyderabad’s Geography, Social History and the Tilak Incline
Hyderabad’s physical geography has shaped the city in a specific way. One distinct feature is the presence of inclines. The…
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Tilak and Jinnah: A forgotten friendship and symbol of Hindu-Muslim unity in colonial India Part-II
This association developed at a time when both the Indian National Congress, of which Tilak was a towering leader until…
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Tilak and Jinnah: A forgotten friendship and symbol of Hindu-Muslim unity in colonial India – Part-I
This association developed at a time when both the Indian National Congress, of which Tilak was a towering leader until…
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Sufi Saints of Kotri Kabir
Kotri Kabir was formerly known as Rawar Kot or Rai Kot. Its history dates back to the pre-Islamic era when…
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Nanakpanthis in Mithi
Guru Nanak Darbar and Astan of Mard Faqir are located in the same street in Mithi By Dr. Zulfiqar Ali…
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Reforming Mysticism: Sindhi Separatist Intellectuals in Pakistan – Part-V
[This article explores the emergence of a network of young intellectuals from rural and mostly peasant background, and focuses on…
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Reforming Mysticism: Sindhi Separatist Intellectuals in Pakistan – Part-IV
[This article explores the emergence of a network of young intellectuals from rural and mostly peasant background, and focuses on…
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The Invention of Chinese – Part-II
Believing language would unify their struggling nation, Chinese officials began a project to create a national language and define what…
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