History
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History
Malhar Faqeer Khaskhaili – One of the early writers of Hur Movement
Malhar Faqeer was an eyewitness to the colonial period of the British in Sindh. Unfortunately, by birth, he was a…
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Anthropology
History and Importance of Propaganda Posters
The use of posters as propaganda can be traced back to early printed materials, but it gained prominence in the…
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Anthropology
Political Collapse: Lessons from Fallen Empires
Collapse followed quickly after the leaders of these polities inexplicably and suddenly abandoned principles and practices that had successfully underpinned…
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History
The Bengalis and the Punjabis: Nation Split by Geography, Hate
The New York Times’ archival report on rift between Bengalis and Punjabis published on December 4, 1970, a year before…
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Sindhis Beyond Sindh
AN OUTSIDER’S PERCEPTION ON SINDHI HINDUS
The individual Sindhi looks with regret on his lost homeland, but determines to do his best in adversity, to meet…
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Anthropology
Shikarpur Sindh’s Trader Communities in Central Asia
Shikarpuris were not permanent settlers and in most cases returned to India (Sindh) after having lived in Bukhara for a…
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Sindh Studies
Hakro – The Disappeared River of Sindh
Recently, geological and climatological experts have probed evolution and disappearance of Hakro River Satellite imagery has traced the Hakro River’s…
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History
Hur Guerrilla War Strategy against British Colonial Rule in Sindh
The guerrilla war tactics, the Hur warriors applied, were the same that had been used by the freedom fighters through…
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Anthropology
What happened to Zoroastrians in Karachi?
Karachi was once home to thousands of Parsis, followers of Zoroaster (Zarathustra), the spiritual founder of Zoroastrianism. Some of them…
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Culture
BUKHARA: A TIMELESS TAPESTRY OF HISTORY AND CULTURE
Nestled on the Silk Road, Bukhara is more than just a city; it’s a living museum, a testament to centuries…
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