#Kutch
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Anthropology
Hajipir Mela – A mélange of Faiths
Hajipir Mela is one of the largest festivals, not only in Kutch but in Gujarat as well. It’s attended by…
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Archaeology
Kutch Villagers’ hunt for gold leads to discovery of a new Indus Civilization site
Named as ‘Morodharo’, the new archaeological site of Indus Civilization is located near Lodrani village in Gujarat Ahmedabad, Gujarat Kutch…
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Anthropology
Visiting the Rabari in India’s Kutch: nomads on an ancient land
India’s nomadic pastoralists migrate for eight months a year, covering huge distances Kate Eshelby The animals are returning on a…
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Sindh Studies
The Inheritors of a Rare Kind
Sindhis are basically spiritual and philanthropists; they are homely and responsible. Sindhi men are clean and sincere, and Sindhi women…
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Entertainment
Geeta Rabari – The Koyal of Kutch
Geeta Rabari sings Kutchi, Gujarati and Sindhi folk songs, and has gained immense fame and recognition for her soulful voice…
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Sindhis Beyond Sindh
Demand for a separate state of Sindh in Kutch area of India
Sindhi community launches online drive requesting Indian govt. for creating Sindh State in Kutch area Sindhi community argues that Ruler…
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Anthropology
Fakirani Jats of Kutch, Gujarat
The Fakirani Jat is a pastoral community, of shepherds and herds, locally known as Maaldhari. They claim their descent to…
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History
Kutch from Kingdom to District
Having suffered a military defeat at the Battle of Bhuj in March 1819, the Kingdom of Kutch accepted the sovereignty…
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Anthropology
Communities of Kutch, Gujarat
Jat is Muslim community living in Banni and Lakhpat area, migrated from Persia and from Sindh. They are classified as…
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Anthropology
Catching Kutchi Once Again: Baiting Anthropology!
The ancient city of Dholavira, nestled in the heart of Kutch, stands as a testament to the shared heritage between…
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