#Thar
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Blogs
Thari Youth Beyond The Borders
From quiet struggle to international classrooms, a new generation of Thar is writing a different story of Sindh. They are…
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Literature
Saindad Sand: The Desert’s Voice
Prof. Saindad Sand (1960/1–2024) was an esteemed Sindhi poet, scholar, and educator whose work distilled the deep melancholy, history, and…
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Blogs
Protecting Thar’s Natural Wealth
The real wealth of Thar is not its land; it lies in its trees, grasses, animals, people and the natural…
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Environment
Deforestation Accelerates Desertification in Thar
8,000–10,000 trees are illegally cut annually in Chhachhro, Dahli, and Nagarparkar talukas, while satellite imagery from 2000 to 2020 shows…
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Blogs
Golden sands whisper tales of survival
Tharparkar’s story is far from over; it is waiting to be rewritten. It is more than just a desert; it…
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Anthropology
Beyond the Border: Ecology, Economy, and Community in Thar
Sindh University organizes 2-day International Workshop on Thar’s ecology, economy and community The workshop aimed to analytically re-frame the Thar…
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Tourism
Tourist Attractions in Thar That Visitors Should Explore
Government initiatives can make tourism more commercially viable in Sindh, focusing on preserving historical sites, improving facilities at resorts, and…
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Anthropology
History: Rathores – A Rajput Clan
Rathores are a Suryavanshi Rajput clan. The clan traces its lineage back to Rama, the mythical hero of the Hindu…
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Anthropology
Life along Indo-Pak Border in Rajasthan: A Cultural Insight
Rajasthan- ‘the land of kings’, with its unique desert terrain, is identified with a nomadic, semi-nomadic and royal culture. Khyati…
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Agriculture
Impacts of Climate Change: Thar can reduce its vulnerability
Through the use of efficient irrigation systems like drip irrigation and sprinklers, farmers can minimize water wastage By Vikram Menghwar…
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