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Partition Stories
‘Sunrise Over Valivade’: A historical record and an intimate family account
Susheel Gajwani’s memoir, the first record of a refugee camp near Kolhapur, captures the resilience, struggles, and identity of Sindhi…
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Sindh Studies
Saaz Aggarwal to speak on Sindh 1947 at Pune’s World Book Day event on April 20
The talk is about a collection of extraordinary stories centered on the role-model Sindhi refugees of 1947 Monitoring Desk Pune,…
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Anniversary
Anand – deeply loved by Gandhi
Anand Hingorani had been a follower of Mohandas Gandhi since the age of 13, when he pledged himself to Swadeshi…
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Blogs
Of Sindhis and the Prejudices
Prejudices can only be overcome when we understand realities and face the truth By Saaz Aggarwal On January 24, 2024,…
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Sindhis Beyond Sindh
Haridwar – Records of Sindhi Pilgrims’ Travel and Worship
I read a woman’s name, Kushalibai, appearing in 1895, 1902, 1905, 1908, 1915 and 1918. While she accompanied family members…
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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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Sindhis Beyond Sindh
Portrait by an anonymous Chinese master
The portrait, Chinese lettering at the back of the canvas, was found from one of the boxes opened after the…
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Blogs
Sindhi Language and Literature at JLF
I was expected to speak of my Sindhi literary roots. What a shock! I certainly have no literary roots of…
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Excerpts From Book
He took his college with him
When Partition took place, most of the teachers and students fled the troubles in Sindh and the college remained closed.…
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Books & Authors
Sindhis do not form isolated moneymaking enclaves
Mark-Anthony Falzon, author, The Sindhis; Selling Anything, Anywhere – “Sindhi women play an important part in the making of networks”…
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