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Poetry
GAME – Poetry from Uzbekistan
I set my soul on fire Alisher Fayzullaev He was born in 1988 in Navoi, Uzbekistan; graduated from the Faculty…
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Book Review
Joginder Paul – The Writerly Writer
His novel, Nadeed (Blind, 1983), depicts life beyond the world of light and shade with the story of a home…
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Memoirs
A Memoir of the 1950s – Part-V
On 7th October 1958, BBC reported that President Iskander Mirza had declared martial law in the country and that General…
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Partition Stories
How refugees from Sindh rebuilt their lives – and India – after Partition
The Bombay Refugee Act of 1947 had added to the pain of the community for its regulatory provisions for refugees.…
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Health
Child vaccination coverage drops in India, Pakistan
Vaccine coverage dropped in every region, but the East Asia and Pacific region recorded the steepest reversal falling by nine…
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Memoirs
A Memoir of the 1950s – Part-IV
The Muslim League, where it existed, had only a flimsy organization. The feudal landowners were generally content with the Raj.…
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Literature/Poetry
Ebtehaj – Outstanding Iranian Poet, Jailed In Life, Admired Posthumously
When Ebtehaj passed away in Germany on August 10, 2022, Iranian Embassy in Berlin mourned his demise with “all the…
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Analysis
Monsoon ‘pulls’ climate-changing chemicals into atmosphere
The lifted air contains various chemicals and aerosols produced by industry, agriculture, vehicle emissions and other human-related activities, along with…
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Environment
Blind Dolphin faces threat due to low water discharge in Indus River
WB experts and Sindh Irrigation and Wildlife Departments’ officials review the situation in a meeting held in Karachi. By Rehan…
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Agriculture
Restoring economic and business links between cities and villages urged
Unfortunately 72 percent of women in Sindh are away from productive activities and labor force, due to which we are…
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