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Short Story
Robot Love – A Science Fiction Story from Uzbekistan
A love story of biorobots ROBOT LOVE By Ozod Moumin Hoja I was walking in the park with my…
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Feature
Karachi’s ‘healing’ hot springs bring hope
In 1896, Dr. B.L. Roy, a Bengali alongside some British doctors came here for a picnic and they were astonished…
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Health
Sindh’s first ever Anti-Snake Venom/Anti Rabies Serology Lab rendered dysfunctional due to administrative and fiscal issues
Provision of required funds is another issue, as the Lab employees are unable to draw salaries for several months. In…
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Memoirs
Leaving Karachi – IV
In October of 1947, a Sikh milkman was stabbed in a residential neighborhood just a few streets over from Bunder…
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Agriculture
46 different diseases devastate Sindh’s Chili crop
The hybrid seed has devastated the Kunri chili market, once known as Asia’s largest market – Mian Muhammad Saleem, a…
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Book Review
Khushwant Singh’s book ‘Train to Pakistan’ makes Sindhis to recall pains of partition
It was the British authorities’ decision to split the British Indian Empire into the sovereign states of Pakistan and India.…
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Education
Thar Foundation initiates IT education in its Primary Schools
Over 250 Laptops have been arranged at 9 primary schools in Thar Coal Block-2 Islamkot, Tharparkar Thar Foundation (TF) has…
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Health
Pakistan faces acute shortage of healthcare workforce
188 students lit traditional candles and took the oath of nursing at Kharadar General Hospital School of Nursing. Sindh Courier…
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Memoirs
Leaving Karachi – III
Narayan missed his father, who had stayed behind in Karachi and had no way to send word to his family.…
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News
Singapore denies entry to ‘extremist’ Indonesian preacher
His online supporters went so far as to post threats to bomb the island-nation and send Islamic religious defender troops…
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