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World History
Most horrific types of torture in history
The people would invent most sophisticated types of torture to make suspects speak. Executions would be conducted in public to…
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Archaeology
The Crumbling Heritage of Sindh
Like other heritage sites in Pakistan, this site has also much potential for history-lovers and tourists. By Quratulain Kareem The…
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Public Opinion
India-Pakistan Cricket: Victory Vs Bigotry
If Pakistan has won, it’s due to its collective team efforts and if India has lost it is due to…
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News
Sindh govt. approves construction of KN Shah-Kandiaro Bridge on River Indus
Although Works & Services Department has worked out a detailed plan, a comprehensive technical study will be carried out afresh…
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Entertainment
A train crosses the rivers Indus, Nile and Volga
A train leaves the station near the Indus River in Sindh province in Pakistan, goes through the Nile River in…
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Sindhis Beyond Sindh
Remembering Dadi Leela Mamtani
By the time Leela Mamtani was fifteen, she had been to jail twice for taking part in Congress rallies against…
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Blogs
Are we moving towards end of Liberal Democracy?
Relatively simple reforms can make room for some long-term goals while also helping to change the dialogue between citizen and…
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Obituary
Educationist Ranomal Malani remembered
Ranomal Malani also took active part in social activities and helped the people in difficult times. By GR Junejo…
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Blogs
Attacks on Kachh during Kalhora Period
Sindh had strong political, cultural and literary relations with Kachh since long. The area was connected with Sindh by fourteen…
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History
The 1947 Partition Archive: Survivors and their Memories
Pedro had moved to Karachi by the end of 19th century; his granddaughter Barbara Anne, born in Karachi in 1939,…
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