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News
Women workers demand ‘Peace, Bread and Equality’
A cultural program would be held at the end of the rally. Large number of women workers, peasants, home-based workers,…
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Profile
Shaikh Ayaz: Voice of Sindh – I
Raza Naeem, a writer from Punjab describes Shaikh Ayaz as a revolutionary poet whose head was crowned with penalties. ‘Ae…
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Analysis
Russian Invasion: Civilians are paying the price
In the first four days of the conflict, at least 520,000 people – mostly Ukrainians, but also students and workers…
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Archaeology
Veernath: A unique historical place of Sindh
It is possible that the village of Veernath became famous because of its proximity to the place of Veernath’s Marrhi.…
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Literature/Poetry
Echoes of Prayer from the Sandbanks of Thar Desert
I am planting trees of dreams In the wilderness of views, Make them lush green in reality, So that the…
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Analysis
Was the Cold War the Biggest Change in Russia’s Relationship with the West?
Announced on 12 March 1947 with the intention of containing Soviet expansion, the Truman Doctrine is sometimes seen as the…
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News
A Myanmar village set on fire by military helicopters
People’s Defence Forces have also increased their bomb attacks on military targets. A former Chief Minister of Myanmar’s Sagaing Region,…
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News
21 Lady Security Guards of KPT trained at Special Security Unit
The training included mock exercises against terrorists, building search, weapon handling and shooting, self-defense, martial arts, parade and close quarter…
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Poetry
Children of the World – A Poem from Peru
Just thinking That young person today without a name Sent to the front line They will be cannon fodder. …
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Archaeology
Mir Rukan Jo Thul – One of the Buddhist Stupas in Sindh
Sindh Antiquities Department had started the conservation work but stopped due to lack of budget and other reasons. The bricks…
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