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History
Ancient Ship-Building & Maritime Trade
The Harappans (or Indus Civilization) constructed the first tide dock of the world for berthing and servicing ships at the…
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History
THE PORTUGUESE, THATTA AND THE EXTERNAL TRADE OF SINDH, 1515-1635 (Part-III)
Trade between Thatta and Lahori Bandar, and Hurmuz, was well-established by the early sixteenth century, and the governors of the…
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Book Review
How the American Left was crushed
Tens of thousands of citizens were arrested, some seventy-five newspapers and magazines were banned and forced to close, Black Churches…
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Poetry
I WHO LIVE THOUGH I HAVE DIED
Born in Havana, Cuba, José Julián Martí y Pérez was the son of poor Spanish immigrants. I WHO LIVE THOUGH…
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Archaeology
Ranikot – The Great Wall of Sindh Severely Damaged by Recent Heavy Rains
The damage to national heritage was also caused owing to faulty drainage system – Endowment Fund Trust Official presents report…
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Art and Culture
Deepa Mahadev Wadhwani – A Multi-Faceted Personality of Ahmedabad
“Sindhi festivals are rooted in the principles of science”, believes Deepa, who is author of two books on the subject.…
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Feature
The Battle of Johi
People in Johi town raised 10-foot ring dyke to save their homes from recent devastating floods Aamir Latif JOHI, Sindh,…
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History
Ranjit Singh, the Talpurs and Hyderabad’s Akal Bhoongo
In Hyderabad, there were two Akal Bhoongos to be found. One was Akal Bhoongo Bhai Gola Singh, which was established…
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History
THE PORTUGUESE, THATTA AND THE EXTERNAL TRADE OF SINDH, 1515-1635 (Part-II)
Trade between Thatta and Lahori Bandar, and Hurmuz, was well-established by the early sixteenth century, and the governors of the…
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Poetry
Pain – Poetry from Uzbekistan
Mukhlisa Eshpulatova Mukhlisa Eshpulatova was born on November 30, 1996 in Samarkand. She graduated from the Faculty of Philology…
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