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…
When the Hindus left Sindh in 1947, they naturally carried their language with them across the new border. However, when…
WHO, WHAT, AND WHYSomething about this book and its writers, by Saaz Aggarwal The idea for this book started with…
Is there any country in the world that has no Sindhi in it?Perhaps. But the cover of this book has…
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…
