The Indian ruler was known for his military conquests but also his respect for his non-Muslim subjects, especially India’s majority…
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Premchand was known as ‘Cotton King’ and could speak English, French and Spanish; his partners were Dwarkadas Dharamsey, Mathurdas Vissani,…
Read More »Subazi’ Aliov, an Uzbek Ismaili leader from Central Asia had also joined the forces of the Aga Khan in 1842.…
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Read More »The historic town of Jherruk is located between Hyderabad and Thatta in Sindh, where wheat, rice, sugar-cane, cotton, vegetables and…
Read More »A 19-page brochure contains the excerpt from Nehru’s speech. The brochure was published by Indian Lok Sabha Secretariat on August…
Read More »At the age of 19, when he was sent to gallows on January 21,1943 he had a smile on his…
Read More »The Lahori family migrated from Kamaliya to Larkana in 17th Century due to internal state crisis among heirs. The land…
Read More »Battles in Africa were waged between colonial powers, but most of those compelled to fight were conscripted Africans. British and…
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