A brief study of Maqsood Gul’s poetry Homage to Maqsood Gul (Sindhi poet, scholar, Educationist, journalist and translator) on his 71st birthday By Yasir Qazi The mid-forth month of the Gregorian calendar brings the memory of Maqsood Gul (April 15, 1950 – February 14, 2015), veteran Sindhi and Urdu poet, scholar, intellectual and the man […]
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Prof Saroop Chander Shad was not only a poet but also a researcher of good repute. Besides poetry, he did research about the historical places and Sindhi Literature. By Noor Ahmed Janjhi My beloved village Vakrio, with ten thousand souls is the largest one of Thar located 90km away from the district headquarter Mithi and […]
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A research work of Egyptian author Ashraf Aboul-Yazid has been published by Bibliotheca Alexandrina in Arabic UNESCO Silk Road Program appreciates the Encyclopedia Bibliotheca Alexandrina has released the ‘Silk Road Encyclopedia’ of the researcher Ashraf Aboul-Yazid, which includes hundreds of colored images, and definitions of the sites on the Silk Road. Egypt witnessed a boom […]
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Farzana Chandio, an internationally known young authoress from Larkana was recently interviewed online by Stefania Miola, an eminent poetess and writer of Italy for an Italian magazine. She has shared this interview with Sindh Courier. Introduction Farzana Chandio, internationally known as Farahen Chandio, being her pen name, is a researcher, writer, columnist, authoress and […]
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Poetry is a strong vehicle, taking human thought in an excellent form. It is a transformation of the ideas through fluent word and aesthetic presentations of observances and experiences. By Noor Ahmed Janjhi Man has been blessed equally with great gift of time and freedom of thought. Sharing of the ideas and thoughts has been […]
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Veena Shringi, hailing from Sindh and settled in Delhi, India, is a multi-faceted personality – a poetess, writer, broadcaster, and social worker. She is author of 31 books. Her first book was ‘Kian Visariyan Verheechan’ (Can’t Forget My Loved Ones), the memoirs of her life from childhood to the time she migrated to India, published […]
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Veena Shringi, hailing from Sindh and settled in Delhi, India, is a multi-faceted personality – a poetess, writer, broadcaster, and social worker. She is author of 31 books. Her first book was ‘Kian Visariyan Verheechan’ (Can’t Forget My Loved Ones), the memoirs of her life from childhood to the time she migrated to India, published […]
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Veena Shringi, hailing from Sindh and settled in Delhi, India, is a multi-faceted personality – a poetess, writer, broadcaster, and social worker. She is author of 31 books. Her first book was ‘Kian Visariyan Verheechan’ (Can’t Forget My Loved Ones), the memoirs of her life from childhood to the time she migrated to India, published […]
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Veena Shringi, hailing from Sindh and settled in Delhi, India, is a multi-faceted personality – a poetess, writer, broadcaster, and social worker. She is author of 31 books. Her first book was ‘Kian Visariyan Verheechan’ (Can’t Forget My Loved Ones), the memoirs of her life from childhood to the time she migrated to India, published […]
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Veena Shringi, hailing from Sindh and settled in Delhi, India, is a multi-faceted personality – a poetess, writer, broadcaster, and social worker. She is author of 31 books. Her first book was ‘Kian Visariyan Verheechan’ (Can’t Forget My Loved Ones), the memoirs of her life from childhood to the time she migrated to India, published […]
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