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Anthropology
Halani, where the Kalhoras and Talpurs battled for power
Nothing is left here except certain ruins, as the concerned antiquities department of Sindh has utterly neglected this historic site,…
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Blogs
What is happening in Pakistan’s politics…?
At the moment, Pakistan has no government after Khan dissolved the cabinet. Between elections, there is usually a caretaker setup…
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Blogs
Scripted Parliamentary Coup!
When immature politicians are imposed upon the country, such unparliamentary outcomes are natural. Nazeer Ahmed Arijo On April 3rd, the…
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Book Review
Scarred lives – IV
With the receding of connections with the past, and in the absence of collective living, migrant children often did not…
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Anthropology
The Necropolis of Mian Naseer Muhammad Kalhoro
Mian Naseer Muhammad Kalhoro as a leader of Mianwal Tariqa surpassed his predecessors in increasing his religious as well as…
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Blogs
Why we do fall for scams….
Popular culture has always magnified and marketed our fears — the Bomb, terrorism, technology out of control — and it’s…
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News
British Council trains 100 emerging young women for leadership role
The program offered emerging young women leaders a learning opportunity through an eight-week online, self-access leadership course. Islamabad Celebrating the…
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Afghanistan
Afghan Taliban have betrayed a generation
The girls were sent home on 22 March, the start of the school year, in the northern half of the…
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Book Review
Scarred lives – III
Around 200,000 Dalits lived in Sindh in 1947-48, although subsequent years have seen significant migration in the Thar Parkar region…
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Anthropology
Nanakpanthi Saints of Sindh
The majority of Hindus in Sindh are Nanakpanthis who venerate Hindu deities, Baba Guru Nanak, his son Baba Sri Chand…
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