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Human Rights
Forced Conversion in Sindh: Would there be an end to woes of Hindu Community?
In recent years, there has been a rise in the number of conversion cases; recent case of Suman (renamed Kainat)…
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Poetry
Momentum of Life – A Poem from Nepal
Rajendra Ojha (Nayan) Rajendra Ojha (Nayan) is a published poet, social researcher, social worker and EU certified trainer. He also…
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Feature
Circa 1998: Recalling Pol Pot and his Khmer regime in Cambodia
Khmer Rouge leader died on April 15 in 1998, leaving behind a legacy of brutality and impoverishment Amir Latif ANKARA…
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News
Establishment of Plasma Fractionation Industry in Sindh Approved
Plasma is a liquid component of whole blood and made up 50 to 55 percent of total blood volume; industry…
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News
Post-Flood Relief Activities: IRC Agrees To Join Hands With Sindh Govt.
Poverty rate may increase, pushing 5 million more people below poverty line: Chief Minister Murad Shah tells IRC chief Karachi,…
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Poetry
People and God – A Bouquet of Poems from Taiwan
Chen Hsiu-chen Chen Hsiu-chen is the executive editor of “Li” poetry magazine. She has published several books including ‘Non-diary’ 2009,…
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Poetry
When my mother is a teacher – A Bouquet of Poems from Vietnam
Hoang Cam Thach Currently living in Vinh City, Nghe An province of Vietnan, Hoang Cam Thach is a former Lecturer…
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Point of View
Time of Comfort and Contentment
The people are becoming more isolated and the sense of unity has disappeared Zaheer Udin Babar Junejo This is not…
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Analysis
The hazards of coalmines in Tharparkar
Emissions from the coal mines and power plants would cause 29000 air pollution-related deaths, 40000 asthma confirm cases, 19906 new…
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Poetry
Merry-go-rounds – Poetry from Taiwan
Yang Chi-chu Yang Chi-chu, born in Taiwan, is a poet, critic, and editor. She holds Ph.D. in Comparative Literature, and…
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