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Poetry
The Love of 1972 – Poetry from the Land of Blue Dragon
Unarmed and unafraid Houses went roofless because of bombs We had fallen in love before departure for battle …
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Memoirs
Larkana, the Eden of Sindh – A journey through history
Prior to partition, Larkana was peace-personified. Hindus and Muslims lived together in complete peace and harmony. Author explores and takes…
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Blogs
Dearth of Teachers’ Training: An account of personal experience
Once our primary teacher of class 2 wrote eight parts of speech on the blackboard, and wanted us to note…
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Education
Four Sindh Agriculture University students qualify for scholarship
VC underlines need of creating more scholarship opportunities for the students of the university. Tando Jam Interviews were conducted on…
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Sindhis Beyond Sindh
Hassanand Sakhawatrai Tolani – The pre-partition Chief Engineer of Sukkur Barrage
At the time of partition, he was not allowed to leave but somehow he managed and left for India wearing…
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Human Rights
Young Paramedics warn of province-wide agitation
Provincial office bearers of Young Paramedics Association visit protest camp in Mithi to announce solidarity. By GR Junejo Mithi,…
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Blogs
Saeen GM Syed’s Birth Day – Sindh’s Bibliophile Day
Ban imposed by Sindh Govt. fired back and a campaign initiated – ‘let us go to Sann’, ‘Stop, if you…
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Crime
Two terrorist killed in Ubauro were members of a religious organization
Terrorists had blown themselves up during a police operation in Ubauro town of Ghotki district of Sindh on Sunday. They…
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Heritage
How the historic Lansdowne Bridge was built on Indus River
When completed in 1889, the Lansdowne Bridge became the longest rigid girder bridge span in the world. By John C. …
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History
Sufi Saints of Kotri Kabir
Kotri Kabir was formerly known as Rawar Kot or Rai Kot. Its history dates back to the pre-Islamic era when…
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