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Poetry

A day without talking each other – Bouquet of Poems from Vietnam
Tran Mai Huong Hailing from Trung Tu, Ung Hoa, Hanoi, Viet Nam, she is member of Vietnamese Writers’ Association and…
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Poetry

A Rendezvous with Memory – A Poem from Bengal
Debarati Sen Working in Presidency University Kolkata as a Junior Assistant, Debarati Sen’s debut poetry book ‘Blurred Musings’ has recently…
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Obituary

Manik Wadhwani, the twentieth-century Amil
Manik Wadhwani was born in Karachi in 1936. His grandfather, Hiranand, was the headmaster of the Municipal High School in…
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Livestock

8 million families are economically dependent on livestock sector
Covid-19 and floods have adversely affected the agriculture but livestock continues to be source of livelihood for the people –…
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Profile

Alexandra Ochirova: A Poetess on the Silk Road with a Philosophy Torch
Author of 15 books, Alexandra Vasilievna says her ability to write poetry is a “gift from God.” She wrote her…
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Public Opinion

Developed countries are responsible for Climate Change Disasters
Pakistan is one of the countries who have paid heavy price for climate change effects, as its 103 districts have…
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History

Institutionalized slavery in the Muslim regimes (Part-III)
While the trade of slaves was not unknown in India, the scale of slavery in India was extremely small in…
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History

Once upon a time when Shikarpur was called the Paris of Sindh
These days Shikarpur is a disowned, crumbling city, gripped with poverty, illiteracy, corruption, mismanagement, ignorance and lawlessness. By Gangaram Shamdas…
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Public Opinion

Flood-hit people dying of cold under the open sky
Government should take steps to provide facilities to flood affectees, drain water from their lands, give easy loans for seeds…
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