Political History

Remembering Comrade Syed Jamaluddin Bukhari on his 123rd Birth Anniversary

Scion of a Syed family from Ahmedabad Gujarat in imperial India, Comrade Bukhari spent his life in Sindh since 1922…

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Present Military and Political Leadership would hopefully learn lessons from services and mistakes of Gen. Musharraf

Musharraf as a military leader was very famous in the ranks and files. Known as a liberal and accessible military…

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G.M Sayed’s Speech at the Vienna Congress 1952: An Epitome of His Vision

Today’s pathetic political situation and impoverished socio-economic conditions are the direct results of the deliberate ignorance and rejection of the…

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The Black Day when Hashu Kewalramani was forced to leave Sindh

After Hashu’s arrest in Karachi, Additional Commissioner Masood, a biased officer, had asked him, “Why don’t you leave for India?”…

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Pakistan’s Flawed Political Legacy

The only thing that has perhaps happened is the emergence of Pakistan’s military as the most organized ‘political party’ of…

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History, Communal Narratives and Sectarian Politics

This politics draws heavily from history; rather it uses History as the major tool for spreading hate against the ‘other’…

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Insurgency Factors in Balochistan (Part-II)

The insurgencies of 1948, 1956, 1973-75 and the present unrest in Marri-Bugti and Mekran areas since 2005 where military operations…

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Insurgency Factors in Balochistan (Part-I)

The insurgencies of 1948, 1956, 1973-75 and the present unrest in Marri-Bugti and Mekran areas since 2005 where military operations…

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Mao-Lana Bhashani: Maoism and the Unmaking of Pakistan

The paper will show how Mujib’s nationalism was just one of the currents in East Pakistan over this period, the…

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Maulana Bhashani was the first to declare ‘Independence’ of East Pakistan

Exposed to the aftermath of the country’s greatest human tragedy caused by nature, the Maulana was reportedly seen ‘weeping like…

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