World Literature (Romanian Poetry) Monica Raluca Bucătaru 21 Grams of Light Give me twenty-one grams of love For they shall be unto me forever, And twenty-one grams of comfort They will dispel the sadness of all seven. Only speak to me in the language of those twenty-one She’s the only one I understand, Don’t […]
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Administration would also impose fine on 300 shop-owners of Tarachand Mobile Market and Khan Cloth Market Hyderabad: Taking serious notice of gross violations of SOPs by the traders, the local administration on Sunday sealed two markets of Hyderabad City. The sealed markets are Tarachand Mobile Market having 250 shops and Khan Cloth Market consisting […]
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Born in 1828 at Nasarpur, Misri Shah is a leading and legendary poet of Sindhi Kafi and is called ‘The Imam of Kafi’. He left a legacy of love and tasawuf. His poetry is compiled under the title of Hazrat Misri Shah jo Kalam. His poetry is full of poetic skills and attributions as well […]
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Censorship does not expand, it limits. It does not protect, it punishes. It does not lift society, it crushes its voices. It’s one thing to have a vigorous debate about art, to dislike and disagree with it. But to clip its wings when it is not physically hurtful to anyone is to clip spirit and […]
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Workers condemn govt.’s anti-people policies, demand rejecting all agreements with IMF, distributing lands among peasants They also asked to stop conspiracies of occupy the islands of Sindh and Balochistan Karachi: A large number of male and female workers staged a rally here on Sunday against the slavery of International Monetary Fund (IMF) and federal government’s […]
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Prof. Yusuf Sheikh is now suffering from Covid-19 since 10 November. For the last two days, his health has deteriorated and is under the ventilator at PNS Shifa Hospital in Karachi. He has been the teacher of thousands of students whom he taught with devotion and sincerity. We as his well-wishers pray for him to […]
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Poetry Stefania Miola Wounds of the Soul I write your name While my eyes Will make love with the Colors of the leaves in autumn On the petals of a rare rose Enclosed in its bud Waiting for the morning light In the blue sky of a day Summer On every drop of […]
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Prisoner Sheikh Mujib, as he was named, wrote: “…those who are prepared to die for any cause are seldom defeated. Great things are achieved through great sacrifices. “…but you should know, to the man who lives for an idea, for his country, for the good of humanity, life has an extensive meaning, and to that […]
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New lights being installed at all roundabouts; work completed at 10 roundabouts within a day; parks and green belts are to be rehabilitated Hyderabad: Following the directives of Deputy Commissioner Hyderabad, the administration has launched the project of beautifying Taluka Latifabad that includes rehabilitation of parks, green belts and installing the new lights at all […]
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Calcutta and Dhaka are the only cities I know where you are actively encouraged to stop strangers at random….for a quick chat. I am proud to have lived in both the cities of Calcutta and Dhaka—places that appeared like a work of modern art —that neither made sense nor had utility, but had existed for […]
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