History
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Anthropology
Dolah Darya Khan: Debunking the Myths
The correct history of the brave general and son of Sindh, martyred Dolah Darya Khan, has been subject to historical…
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History
From Vasco to Hormuz: Maritime Might
The story that began in 1494 is far from over. What started as a maritime rupture has evolved into a…
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Travelogue
Sindhi Hospitality Shines In Rome
Rome in Two Days: History, Friendship, and Sindhi Hospitality in the Eternal City A short travel narrative from 6–7 March…
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Analysis
Iran at War: Ancient Roots, Modern Conflicts
From Ancient Empires to Modern Confrontation and Its Global Consequences By Noor Muhammad Marri, Advocate | Islamabad Iran’s history is…
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Blogs
History of Order: From Religion to Science
The history of order is not a linear march toward absolute truth but a continuous process of reinterpretation. Religion and…
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Central Asia
Homeland, History, and National Values
A homeland is not merely a piece of land marked on a map. It is a living memory, a sacred…
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History
Images tell the real story
The article describes how Americans had reacted to the defeat from the Vietnam Congs By Nazarul Islam | USA People…
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Book Review
The Rise and Fall of Ottoman Empire
From the rise and rise of the Ottoman Empire to the establishment of the Safavid Empire in Persia, from the…
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History
History is stranger than fiction
India’s history has become a political minefield If history is not carefully reconstructed using contemporary evidence and logical reasoning, and…
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History
Glimpses from the British Raj
Curzon possessed a perceptive grasp of history and geography. It was geopolitics, for Curzon that held the key to keeping…
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