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News
‘We feel and see death before our eyes every day’
Nearly 2 million people in Ukraine have already lost their homes. The lives of millions more have changed beyond recognition…
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Blogs
The Legacies of Small Businesses
When the pandemic subsides one-third of New York City’s small businesses may never open again. This adds up to about…
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History
The British woman who fought for India’s freedom
Freda Bedi, an English woman overcame prejudice to marry an Indian Sikh and went on to challenge Indian notions about…
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Anthropology
Cult of the Sati in Tharparkar
The tale of the veneration of Kasuma Sati and others who immolated themselves. Zulfiqar Ali Kalhoro During my several years’…
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Literature
Trouvaille – a Travel Anthology
Travel narrative is not just a collection or collage of memories and places, locales and geographical details; it is a…
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Analysis
One-Unit Period and Sindh: A Bitter Reminiscence
Conception of the One-Unit plan is attributed to army high command because the then Commander-in-Chief of armed forces Field Marshal…
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History
Last days of Shaheed Pir Pagara in Death Cell
“Embracing the martyrdom following the path of truth and righteousness is the tradition of my ancestors; and therefore I will…
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Public Opinion
Rotten Judicial System of Pakistan
Seed of passivism sprouts because of absence of law and justice. Justice is something that make your path clear for…
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Poetry
Ambiguity – A Poem from Bengal
In every story of heaven and earth, earth and its hellish dreams We need – you and me Or Me…
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Anthropology
Ancient Remains of the Gaj Valley
There are also many prehistoric and Indus-period sites in different Nais or valleys in Khirthar. Of these, the Rohel Ji…
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