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Aliya Soomro: First Sindhi World Female Boxing Chmapion from Karachi Pakistan Pakistan’s presence in international boxing continues to grow as Soomro Alia Boxer talented Sindhi female from Karachi’s Lyari area, brings glory to the nation. Despite her remarkable achievements, she has not received due recognition from the Government of Sindh or Pakistan, which many attribute…

UK Immigration New Rules: A Tough Road Ahead for Pakistanis Aspiring to Settle Abroad Pakistani students, professionals, and families have long dreamed of building a future in the United Kingdom, known for its thriving economy, quality education, and multicultural society. However, recent changes to the UK’s immigration policies have introduced significant hurdles, particularly for those…

Stay Safe: New Rules on Jaywalking in UAE In the fast-developing cities of the UAE, road safety has become a critical concern for authorities. One of the main issues contributing to pedestrian-related accidents is jaywalking in UAE. With a growing population of residents, workers, and tourists, it’s essential to understand what jaywalking is, why it’s…

Sindhi Language Day Wishes 2025: Celebrating 58 Years of Sindhi official language in India Today, on World Sindhi Language Day 2025, we extend our heartfelt wishes to all Sindhi speakers and language enthusiasts across the world. May the Sindhi language continue to flourish and preserve its rich literary, cultural, and historical legacy for generations to…

Water Theft in Pakistan: A Threat to Sindh’s Survival and the Sacred Indus River Water has always been more than just a resource for the people of Sindh; it is the lifeblood that sustains their culture, economy, and identity. The Sindh River, one of the world’s oldest and Indus river significance is deeply rooted in…

Cheti Chand: The Sindhi New Year and the Legacy of Jhulelal Cheti Chand is a significant festival for the Sindhi community, marking the Sindhi New Year and the Jhulelal Jayanti (Jhulelal Birthday) the revered saint and deity of Sindhis. Celebrated on the second day of Chaitra Shukla Paksha in the Hindu calendar (typically in March…

Water Scarcity in Pakistan: Sindh’s Indus Water Stolen, Lands Left Barren as Punjab Expands 6 New Canals Water scarcity Pakistan, is one of the most pressing issues, affecting millions of people, agriculture, and the overall economy. As a lower riparian region, Sindh is highly dependent on the Indus River for its water needs. However, due…

Bhagat Singh: 23 Years Old Young Freedom Fighter Who Challenged British Rule Sardar Bhagat Singh, Punjabi Sikh lion was a revolutionary freedom fighter who played a significant role in Independence struggle against British colonial rule. He became an icon of resistance, inspiring generations with his courage, ideology, and sacrifice. Singh’s participation in anti-colonial activities, including…

Medicine Banned in Punjab: Eight Unsafe Drugs Prohibited by Drug Controller In a major crackdown on unsafe pharmaceuticals, the Chief Drug Controller of Punjab has announced a ban on eight medicines deemed hazardous for public health. All medical stores and pharmacies across the province have been instructed to immediately cease the sale of these medicines,…

Sindica Sindhica: Understanding the Difference and Their Contributions The term Sindica Sindhica refers to an ancient region in Ciscaucasia, home to the Sindi people. These people were not related to the Sindhi people of South Asia, but rather an ancient Indo-European and Proto-Circassian (Adyghe) tribe. The Sindi played a significant role in Scythian and Maeotian…