Sindhi language has evolved over a period of two millennia with many waves of invasions by Greeks, Arabs, Turks, Mughals and so on. Sindh, on the north west of undivided India, had always been the first to bear the onslaught of the never-ending invaders, and as such absorbed Hindi, Persian, Arabic, Turkish, English and even […]
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File Photo Some of Sindhis’ characteristic traits such as politeness, humbleness and collaboration are rooted in fear and feebleness. Over the period, they have learned to justify their weaknesses, cleverly opting the social code, which camouflage their indecisiveness and collaborative nature. Dr. Zaffar Junejo One of Malaysian Professors told me that it’s too convenient for […]
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It seems, the Sindhi society in its political character is not moving forward, as we love stagnancy and short-cuts for the success, whatever it might be. Zaffar Junejo I am eye witness to Sindh’s major political initiatives. I have found most of the leadership indulged in abstractive ideas, discussing issues with non-substantive arguments and possessing […]
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The research paper provides an overview of the trading world of Asia, describing its products, patterns and cycles, and explains what gave Sindh the specific advantages which allowed it to participate in trade of both land and sea routes. Radhika Seshan India’s geography is such that it is a center of trade both by land […]
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Many of the people of this class are big either by accident or by freak of fortune. .. It is parasitic class… almost all of them are victims of mental aberrations. Some live like aristocratic and die like beggars. Actually, it is class that has tried to keep Sindh where it is. Zafar Junejo Perhaps, […]
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‘The Muslim leaders have never encouraged newspapers in Sind. The lesser the people know about their wrong doings the better for them. When any election approaches sundry weekly or bi-weekly papers come out to carry on the electioneering propaganda. These papers die away as soon as the elections are over and purpose is served. Many […]
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Muslims ruled India for more than one thousand years. They ushered in a new civilization. There were millions of temples before them and millions after. There are thousands of mosques built during their rule. Millions of both are still standing. What was the demographic change? The subcontinent is still overwhelmingly Hindu. History Revenge is RSS’ […]
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Karoonjhar Mountain is not only unique in its name but is also the symbol of knowledge and freedom of thought. It provides a natural context to its residents that enable them to be resilient and free in thinking. In the perspective of historic freedom wars fought in this area, Shaikh Ayaz says: او شل […]
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For the siblings, it is the eternal tie of love, for Brahmins the day to take pledge of Brahmanik rites and for those who depend on sea and monsoon, it is the beginning of the new seasons. Origin The Shravana or the monsoon month carries all hues and shades of nature and emotions. Religiously speaking […]
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A study says ‘Most parts of the world are safer than ever before. But a few are probably the most violent that human history has ever seen. Modern tribes are more violent, and categorize people into four types: bands, tribes, chiefdoms, and states. In prehistoric times, bands and tribes were no more violent than the […]
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