Sindhis Beyond Sindh
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He took his college with him
When Partition took place, most of the teachers and students fled the troubles in Sindh and the college remained closed.…
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A Sindhi woman’s story who traveled 7260 miles for a first date
I have lived in Los Angeles for 22 years, but I was born in Hong Kong when it was still…
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Manik Wadhwani, the twentieth-century Amil
Manik Wadhwani was born in Karachi in 1936. His grandfather, Hiranand, was the headmaster of the Municipal High School in…
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How I became a Sindhi
I am so fortunate that, though I was born in Bharat, my family environment and the books I read introduced…
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Remembering a Great Scholar Niranjan Khilnani on his 100th birth anniversary
Like his father and grandfather, Niranjan Khilnani had earned a fame and authored several books on history, national and international…
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Kaifiyat – e – Kutch (Part – II)
[Translation of an article named “Kaifiyat – e – Kutch (Part – II)” published on 12th November 2022 in “The…
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A huge Complex of Sant Kanwar Ram Dham being built near Amravati in India
Rajesh Lal, great grandson of Sant Kanwar Ram announced at a cultural program ‘An evening dedicated to Sindhyat’ organized in…
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Sindh-born Sarita Kumari Sodha on her royal Rajput heritage, Indo-Pak history, and peace
Sarita Kumar Sodha, director of Ghanerao Hotels, was born in Sindh and married into the Ghanerao royal family of Rajasthan.…
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Kaifiyat – e – Kutch (Part – I)
Gandhidham was founded in 1948 by Late Shri Bhai Pratapray and Acharya J.B. Kripalani. Pratap Moolchand Dialdas, later lovingly known…
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Bhudo Advani – The prolific character actor of the early days of Indian cinema
He was nicknamed in film industry as ‘Bhudo Advani’ for his toothless smile. He acted in more than a 100…
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