#India
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History
The God of everyone is the same
The Indian ruler was known for his military conquests but also his respect for his non-Muslim subjects, especially India’s majority…
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News
Sindhi Literary Sitting Held In Ahmedabad
As a new initiative to encourage the writers living outside Ahmedabad, a poem of young poetess Sameeksha Lachhwani was also…
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Anniversary
Bharatiya Sindhu Sabha to celebrate Shaheed Hemu Kalani’s birth centenary in Bhopal on March 31
New Sindhi Year ‘Cheti Chand’ will also be celebrated there. Bharatiya Sindhu Sabha has launched movement for mobilization of Sindhis…
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Literature
Dr. Jetho lalwani, an unparalleled scholar
Renowned also as an accomplished theatre person. Lalwani is a major fiction writer, essayist, critic, Journalist, lexicographer, translator and also…
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Art
A Scottish Photographer had a Photo Studio in Karachi in 19th century
Scottish photographer stayed for over 40 years in India documenting the colonial officers. He also authored his memoirs ‘My Forty…
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Blogs
The Sindhis of Sindh And Beyond
“We are a peaceful people; when the time came, we chose not to fight for our lands, but instead to…
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Book Review
Chitra Divakaruni’s ‘Independence’ – An Eloquent Love Song To Her Beloved Bengal
Much of the literature about India’s Partition has been written around the violence and tragedy. The focus is the Punjab.…
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Sindhis Beyond Sindh
Sunayna Pal, a Sindhi lady, yearns for home she never knew
Only recently did I learn that my maternal grandmother was from Ratedero in Larkana, and my maternal grandfather was related…
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Partition Stories
How Bangalore welcomed the Sindhis
A dole of Rs.12 for adults and Rs.8 for children was handed out from the Refugee Relief Fund; loans were…
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Feature
We Leave A Country Behind, But We Carry Our Culture Within
A poet reminisces about what Diwali meant to her growing up in India, and how she has learned to celebrate…
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