A tribute to a landless but brave and high-achieving people
The colourful, tessellated background of this book cover is derived from images of the tiling of the dargah of Sachal…
Gulabrai Mansukhani was a successful criminal lawyer and practiced in the Karachi High Court. The family was affluent with a…
Excerpted from Sindh and its Sufis by Jethmal Parsram Gulrajani A story is given about the Qazi of Bukkur who…
An interview with Fazil Jamili in Aman ki Asha on 28 May 2014: http://amankiasha.com/its-like-looking-into-a-mirror-for-the-first-time/ 1. What was your experience come…
This is an old story, but moves me every time I hear it. On 14 November 1947, the passenger ship…
I was less than five years old when I was watching a Hindu shopkeeper of our village weighing butter in…
This book follows a style on the spectrum between British and American usage, a middle-ground widely accepted in the globalization…
When Khushiram Motiram Kundnani left Sindh forever, he took what was most precious to him: the foundation with which he…
AGM of Sind Insurance Association on 28 March 1947. Looking at the prosperous, dignified and well-dressed gentlemen, who could ever…
Ram Gulrajani was twelve years old and clearly remembers the hurried visit from a Karachi inspector of police to his…
Pribhdas, the sixth of eight siblings, was born to Ramibai and Nanikram Jethmal Gidwani. A sickly child in a time…
