Shaikh Aziz
Noted Sindhi fiction writer and poet living in India, Kala Parkash, who had made memorable contribution to Sindhi...
Published 06 Aug, 2018 06:57am
A lawyer by profession, he strove hard for the deprived class besides working for the fundamental rights of people.
Updated 08 Jun, 2018 02:38pm
In the death of Asghar Khan, Pakistan has lost a politician who wanted the country to have a clean political culture.
Updated 07 Jan, 2018 11:47am
Ibrahim Joyo, known for his staunch idealism, passed away in Hyderabad on Thursday at the age of 102.
Updated 10 Nov, 2017 08:32am
The universe of Sindhi newspapers and periodicals is much larger than any other regional language in Pakistan.
Published 20 Oct, 2017 03:09pm
DADI Lilawati — who had already earned the name and fame of a legendary figure in the education sector long before...
Published 15 Sep, 2017 07:03am
IN the death of Dr Shamsuddin Ursani, Sindh has lost an eminent literary figure who made important contribution to...
Published 24 Aug, 2017 07:00am
After having worked in various scholarly positions, she joined politics and twice served as Sindh’s education minister.
Updated 13 Feb, 2017 09:26am
Although the president was well within his constitutional rights to dismiss the PPP government, the story of the Prime
Published 15 Jan, 2017 07:50am
Before a great fall comes pride. The story of the country’s diplomatic isolation is no exception to the rule
Published 01 Jan, 2017 08:06am
The PPP government might have survived the 1989 vote of no confidence but who saved her?
Published 18 Dec, 2016 07:01am
In the death of noted Sindhi poet Parwano Bhatti, Sindhi literature has become poorer. He breathed his last in...
Published 03 Dec, 2016 06:07am
A conspiracy to overthrow the Benazir government is thwarted as the prime minister survives a no-confidence vote
Published 27 Nov, 2016 07:11am
Courts returned influence and control to landed aristocracy in a landmark 1989 judgment
Published 13 Nov, 2016 06:38am
Sindh has had a long history of ethnic strife. Unless governments tackle the real causes of social and political
Published 30 Oct, 2016 06:43am
Rajiv Gandhi and Benazir Bhutto pledged to find a permanent solution to the battlefield that neither country could
Published 16 Oct, 2016 06:53am
Although democracy had returned in 1988, Benazir soon discovered that her powers as prime minister were severely clipped
Published 02 Oct, 2016 07:20am
One ‘soldier of Islam’ had perished in the Bahawalpur air crash but another rose to the fore post-1988
Published 18 Sep, 2016 07:03am
Despite being prime minister, Bhutto had been kept isolated from the nuclear programme.
Updated 04 Sep, 2016 11:13am
Rajiv Gandhi’s visit to Pakistan in 1988 was heralded by Benazir Bhutto as a historic departure from over 40 years of...
Published 21 Aug, 2016 06:57am
