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Analysis

Has a War on Drugs Ever Been Won?
‘Once supply and demand are established, prohibitions are counterproductive’ Mike Jay, Author of Mescaline: A Global History of the First…
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Feature

What Sri Lanka’s economic crisis looks like for women
The skyrocketing costs of living have impacted everyone, but some marginalized communities and groups are particularly hard hit; among them…
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Interview

Chef Sapna Ajwani Explores Sindhi Cuisine at Her London Supper Club
Eating Sindhi food is a travel in time itself. Some of its ingredients date back to the time when civilization…
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Human Rights

U.S-Funded Program Launched for Protecting Pakistani Women
The U.S. government is awarding $1.5 million to UN Women to help Pakistani women better access justice and legal services.…
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Excerpts From Book

‘Made in USA—Ulhasnagar Sindhi Association’: How Sindhis created businesses after Partition
In ‘The Sindhis’, Mark-Anthony Falzon writes about how the community sustained business even in the direst of situations and refugee…
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News

Connected Histories: Sindhi Colony and the Partition of India
The documentary takes the viewers through nostalgic stories of the Sindhi colony and explores the residents’ notions of identity and…
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Excerpts From Book

Inflation Opened the Door to American Neoliberalism
Inflation is usually caused by one of two things: international devaluation or internal dilution of a country’s currency, or widespread…
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Public Opinion

Rainwater Harvesting – A Solution to Flooding!
In China, Argentina and Brazil rooftop rainwater harvesting is used to provide drinking water for domestic consumption, for livestock, for…
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Floods

100 tons tea donated by Ekaterra for 1 million flood affected families
The Indus Hospital, Citizens Foundation, Al-Khidmat Foundation, and Roshan Academy will distribute the donated tea. Islamabad As part of the…
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