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Anthropology
Indus Chronicles in Sukkur
The stories associated with Sadh Belo temple are stories of the river itself. Sadh Belo on the Indus is an…
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History
What Have Strikes Achieved?
‘In Aristophanes’ Lysistrata, the women of Greece unite together in a sex-strike’ By Lynette Mitchell ‘Strike action’ – the withdrawal…
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Environment
The Nature, Culture and Adventure of Khirthar National Park
Khirthar National Park has all the makings of an educational and profitable tourist site, should the Sindh government choose to…
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Public Opinion
Rise of automation and artificial intelligence raise concerns
It is up to policymakers, scientists, and everyday citizens to navigate this rapidly changing landscape and ensure that the benefits…
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Anthropology
Victoria Clock Tower and the Christian Cemetery of Jacobabad
The Brigadier General John Jacob C.B. Christian Cemetery houses quite a few graves, but none is as significant as that…
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Feature
Celebrating women fighting for their rights
Honoring the work of activists helping to protect women’s rights, which once again, came under attack in many countries throughout…
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Archaeology
From Sindh: So near and yet so far
The collection of the Mumbai museum consists of ‘merchant devotee’, ‘five large, seated Buddha images, 297 molded bricks and architectural…
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Blogs
Existentialism, a modern school of thought
According to this doctrine, humans are free to take any decision in search of their meaning of life with rational…
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Human Rights
Peasants and rural workers facing challenges after floods in Sindh
Sindh and the federal governments have turned deaf ear to peasants and workers who lost their crops, cattle and houses…
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Book Review
Passenger to Teheran: A 1926 Travelogue
Written in 1926, the travelogue was penned down by Vita Sackville-West as she embarks on an adventure from London to…
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