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Contemporary Sindhi Poetry
Contemporary Sindhi Poetry: O my beloved!
O my beloved! You’re the book which I’ve stolen Away from the library of god Hence, my hidden sustained reading…
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Entertainment
Jatin Udasi, who is proud of being a Sindhi
Jatin Udasi, whose ancesters were from Badah town of Sindh, started learning music at the age of 10 from his…
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Blogs
A Replay of the Serbian War…
Neutrality offers Ukraine the best hope of preserving its sovereignty. In due course, a neutral Ukraine may even offer an…
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Anthropology
Where is the actual grave of Noori, a folk love tale character of Sindh?
Historian and researcher M. H. Panhwar writes in his book that the grave inside the lake was built by irrigation…
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Anthropology
Tombs of Bahwani Lagharis in Johi
Shah Baho Laghari was a khalifo (deputy) of Mian Nasir Muhammad Kalhoro and a member of the top advisory council…
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Journalism
How Communalism Limits Urdu: From the Language of Hindustan to that of the Mussalman
As the Press Club of India celebrated 200 years of Urdu journalism, the plight of Urdu was brought to the…
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Blogs
When masters don’t hear the people’s voice…..
What happens when 220 million people are presented with the shamefaced reality that their institutions are shambolic, their representatives purely…
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Education
Sindh Agriculture University to introduce new Degree Programs
University organizes a consultative workshop with stakeholders on launching of new degree courses. Tando Jam Sindh Agriculture University (SAU) has…
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Book Review
Bhittai in India
[Travelling into the stark deserts of Kutch, I Saw Myself by Shabnam Virmani and Vipul Rikhi explores the contemporary presence…
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Anthropology
Painted tombs of Adamani Lagharis
The Adamani Lagharis claim their descent from Adam Faqir Laghari. He was a disciple of Mian Shahal Muhammad Kalhoro. Zulfiqar…
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