Partition
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Book Review
Book review: Train to Pakistan
Two countries were created at the cost of massacre of millions of innocent people Shuhban Ali Siyal ‘Train to Pakistan’…
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History
The Partition of the Sub-continent and the Bifurcation of Bengal (Part-V)
The exploiting classes, like a band of robbers, joined together to rob the people – snatched away people’s struggle for…
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History
The Partition of the Sub-continent and the Bifurcation of Bengal (Part – IV)
The partition was their master stroke on the working people’s struggle for emancipation By Farooque Chowdhury | Dhaka Two opposing…
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History
The Partition of the Sub-continent and the Bifurcation of Bengal (Part-III)
The bloody trick ensured class interest of the colonial masters and their cohorts. There came the partition, a sectarian line…
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Analysis
The Partition of the Sub-continent and the Bifurcation of Bengal (Part-II)
Imperialism follows the same trick today: Let the commoners of the land “feel that” imperialism is present “to give more…
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Memoirs
What does it mean to me to be a Sindhi?
“My early life was spent in Delhi. My father, who was a Sessions judge in Karachi got re-located as Custodian,…
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Analysis
Partition of Sub-continent and the Bifurcation of Bengal (Part-I)
Love for land burns in a garden surrounded by flames of hatred By Farooque Chowdhury Flame and Fraternity The area…
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Book Review
Tryst with Koki: A Post-Partition Journey of Survival, Sustenance and Strength
Koki is a long-lasting Sindhi flatbread. Here it can be seen as a metaphor because it was Koki on which…
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Memoirs
My Nani’s Papad Container
Its contents nourish my body and its storied past and memories nourish my spirit By Jyoti Bachani A container of…
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Anniversary
Remembering Kanu Wadhwani on his 89th birth anniversary
Kanu had vivid memories of his childhood in Sindh. One of the most striking is of the love and cordiality…
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