At the beginning of our travel to Sindh itself, people had already instilled the buzzing sounds of fear in our…
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We conveyed our decision to the deputation of the Sangh. We are prepared to come to Sindh [Editor’s Note: This…
Read More »One gentleman from Karachi came to Guruji for salutation. He stayed for a few days. After mutual acquaintance was developed,…
Read More »Indian Institute of Sindhology at Adipur Kachchh is a registered trust known as Bharati Sindhu Vidyapeeth By Devendra G. Kodwani…
Read More »It is very well understood that during certain period in the past, Sindh was abundantly visited by Jain Sadhus [Editor’s…
Read More »Maulana Azad was declared the most dangerous Indian by the colonial administration for his ‘seditious’ writings S. Irfan Habib Maulana…
Read More »Jain religion was prosperous in Sindhdesh region. At one time there were 500 Jain temples in Sindhdesh [Editor’s Note: This…
Read More »The book, authored by George Jordac, a Christian scholar from Lebanon in 1956, was translated into English from Arabic version…
Read More »Joseph Stalin died in March 1953, aged 75, leaving behind little evidence to suggest that he lamented the death of…
Read More »We have been hearing the incidents of robbery, atrocities, turmoil, and murders, but anyone having experience of Sindh can confirm…
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