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Sarla Devi: A Forgotten Feminist

Besides love story of Gandhi and Sarla Devi, the book is mainly about Sarla Devi who has not been given…

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‘I am a Sindhi’ – Gandhi

After Partition, the experiences that Sindhis underwent changed their opinions about Gandhi. The blind adoration was often transformed to wariness…

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Nanik Motwane, who arranged amplifier for Gandhi’s public meeting in Karachi in 1929

In the beginning, Nanik Motwane imported loudspeakers, amplifiers and microphones – the basic components of a public address system –…

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‘One of the Greatest…’ Jinnah’s Condolence for Mahatma Gandhi

Sindh Premier MA Khuhro had noted that the Mahatma struggled for freedom through non-violent means, but tragically was a victim…

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How to revive the spirit of Quit India Movement?

The Communists, Hindu Mahasabha and RSS were opposed to Quit India Movement and supported British.   BJP is launching a…

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Karachi’s Gandhi street offers walk through pre-partition memories

Mohandas Karamchand Gandhi Street, commonly known as Mohan Road, is a 500-meter thoroughfare serving as a bustling market visited by…

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How the Partition of India happened – and why its effects are still felt today

At the time, few people understood what Partition would entail or what its results would be, and the migration on…

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Why was British India Partitioned in 1947? Considering the role of Jinnah

Jinnah is often cast as the victor in Partition, achieving his goal of an independent Pakistan, yet he complained bitterly…

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Tilak and Jinnah: A forgotten friendship and symbol of Hindu-Muslim unity in colonial India Part-II

This association developed at a time when both the Indian National Congress, of which Tilak was a towering leader until…

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Tilak and Jinnah: A forgotten friendship and symbol of Hindu-Muslim unity in colonial India – Part-I

This association developed at a time when both the Indian National Congress, of which Tilak was a towering leader until…

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