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Sindh: Stories from a Vanished Homeland

A tribute to a landless but brave and high-achieving people

Month: August 2019

A note on the style guide used in ‘the amils of sindh’

This book follows a style on the spectrum between British and American usage, a middle-ground widely accepted in the globalization … More

He carried his college with him

When Khushiram Motiram Kundnani left Sindh forever, he took what was most precious to him: the foundation with which he … More

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