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Blogs
The Political and Cultural Relevance of Bulleh Shah’s Sufism in Contemporary Times
Bulleh Shah’s Sufi lyrics challenge social constructs and dualities while undermining the rifts between religions. By Hunardeep Kaur “Paapi na…
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Blogs
Observations of an Expat: The Establishment
The establishment is basically those who have a vested interest in maintaining the existing political, economic, legal and social structure.…
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Anthropology
Multan Lives in Delhi
The families that arrived here became involved in sundry trades. It was the indefatigable Punjabi spirit that saw them through…
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Obituary
The Dreamer of Beautiful Fantasies in Hard Realities
With a lasting heart-warming smile on his lips, he always used to make silent introductions to those he met. He…
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Poetry
Autumn of Himalayas – A Poem from Nepal
Rupsingh Bhandari A poet, short story writer, social activist, critic and translator from the Karnali province of Nepal, Rupsingh…
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Climate Crisis
Torrential rains and floods hit Sudan
The rains have left dozens dead. Thousands of people in the farming town of Al Managil and surrounding villages have…
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Public Opinion
Waiting for Allah
It’s deplorable that the govt. didn’t take precautionary measures for safety of people despite Met Office warnings and even no…
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History
The Women Saints in the Bhakti Movement in South India
The bhakti movement witnessed the widespread participation of women saints. These women saints were either the conformists, i.e., daughters, wives,…
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Art and Culture
From Mohenjo-Daro remains to folk tales: Virtual festival will take Sindhis back to Sindh
The new festival, being hosted by Sindhi Culture Foundation, will be held on September 4. BY SHRADHA SHAHANI “In August…
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News
Greek town Naoussa hosts 1st International Poetry Festival
Festival will open with a parade with the flags of all participating countries through the town. Sindh Courier Naoussa, Greece…
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