COVID-19 has dealt a severe blow to the poor rural communities in Sindh. Its adverse effects on health and means of income of poor households are pushing them deeper into chronic poverty, making them economically paralyzed. By Asmat Kakar Coronavirus COVID-19 pandemic has dealt a severe blow to the poor rural communities in Sindh. Its […]
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Education obtained with money is worse than no education at all. I have not sought during my life to amass wealth and to adorn my body, but I have sought to adorn my soul with the jewels of wisdom, patience, and above all with a love of liberty- Socrates By Rashid Ali Chandio When it […]
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‘It is not the horse, nor the elephant, and certainly not the tiger. It is the goat that ends up being sacrificed, for even fate destroys the underdog…. And thus, the scapegoat found its universal expression!’ This article will give our readers something different to read, but connecting the dots will likely restore back their […]
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17 new cases detected on Tuesday; 158 patients recovered By GR Junejo Mithi: With detection of 17 new positive cases on Tuesday, the total number of coronavirus patients in Tharparkar district has reached to 437. According to an official sources here the total active cases in the district are 279 as 158 patients have so […]
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Mai Bhagi sung folk songs in various languages including Siraiki, Marvari, Sindhi and other languages and earned fame across Pakistan and around the world. She enthralled the people, who even didn’t know Dhatki dialect. Her songs are still aired by the radio and TV channels. By GR Junejo Today, it’s 34th death anniversary of world […]
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Mehnaz Qasimani, who considers Malala a role-model for girls striving for their fundamental rights, drew a sketch when she learnt that Malala has graduated from Oxford By Sanjay Mathrani When a young Thari woman Mehnaz Qasimani learnt that MalalaYousafzai, the 22-year Pakistani activist and youngest recipient ever of a Nobel Peace Prize, graduated from […]
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Online activism is becoming the new norm. With the accessible nature of social media platforms, voicing an opinion takes a matter of seconds, and turning a hashtag into a movement could occur in a matter of minutes. BY AYELET SHEFFEY Online activism is becoming the new norm. With the accessible nature of social media platforms, […]
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OPINION Humanity must be given first priority. Let us raise a voice, neither we support racial discrimination nor appreciate human rights violation. We rather stand with justice, equality, and conformity with humanity. This refers to certain incidents that took place in USA and India. The first one is the murder of an African-American citizen. The […]
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It is time to reopen old wounds to assist the healing process. A subject like this cannot be brushed under the carpet because this is a wound that needs to heal a grieving society. By Nazarul Islam Being constantly looked down, like an alien in the country you were born in—requires but, true tolerance. Let […]
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Road & Transport Authority has appointed three women bus drivers that are ferrying passengers on different routes since July 3 Dubai had already 165 female taxi drivers, 41 female limo chauffeurs, and one female school bus driver. Dubai: After female taxi drivers, Dubai now has the first female bus drivers in the region. The Roads […]
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