Interview
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Ryuko Hira – A Sindhi Sai Samurai of Japan
Hira’s name is synonymous with the Sai mission in Japan, where he has worked hard to create a robust Sai…
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Poetry goes beyond a theatrical act to the movement of change
“Who could leave poetry or forsake it? The poet is waiting for poetry’s blessings, and I write the poems individually…
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Engineer Falak Naz’s journey from Jacobabad to USA, England, Spain, France, Italy and Germany
In the near future, cancer treatment will be done through modern technology that will directly hit the cancer cells in…
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The Eurasian Cultural Spaces: Quest for Greater Eurasian Partnership of Peoples
An Interview with Margarita Al, a poet, philosopher and artist from Russia and Ashraf Aboul –Yazid, a novelist, poet, journalist…
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My Dad Was Punjabi, Mom Sindhi – Karan Johar
Karan Johar says his father spoke fluent Punjabi. “I understand Punjabi and Sindhi.” Monitoring Desk Karan Johar, one of the…
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May Calamawy – An Arab woman whose dream led her to Hollywood
Titled as ‘Queen of Breaking’, May Calamawy’s parents wanted her to get married and have children, but she defied all…
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Rajiv, the last Khilnani who left Sindh
“Our family house was in possession of the government for a long time and acted as Radio Pakistan building. We…
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Pakistan-origin German Mayor visits childhood hometown of Karachi
Sorya Leonie Lippert, who serves the Bavarian city of Schweinfurt, made friends with Benazir Bhutto in school. She says the…
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Sindhis do not form isolated moneymaking enclaves
Mark-Anthony Falzon, author, The Sindhis; Selling Anything, Anywhere – “Sindhi women play an important part in the making of networks”…
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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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