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Articles for author: Mukesh Raja

October 16, 2023

Mukesh Raja

Rooplo Kolhi, custodian of Karoonjhar mountain of Tharparkar (Opinion)

Karoonjhar Mountains, situated along the southeastern border of Pakistan in Nangarparkar, once had a pivotal role as a haven and stronghold for determined Sodha and Kolhi warriors who vehemently resisted British forces to protect their ancestral lands and way of life. Today, the region is identified as Tharparkar district in Sindh. The district once thrived as a center of culture and commerce having strong connections with Gujarat and Rajasthan in India. Following the British annexation of Sindh, Thar and Parkar regions were placed in the Tharparkar district administered from Hyderabad. Various tactics were used to assert and extend control over

October 3, 2023

Mukesh Raja

The Heartwarming Story of Sant Nenu Ram’s Ashram in Tharparkar (Opinion)

The land of Tharparkar, known for its sand dunes, peacocks, and Karoonjhar mountains, there’s a town called Islamkot. Here, you’ll find the famous Ashram of Sant Nenu Ram, lovingly known as the town of Saint Nenuram. Sant Nenu Ram was a humble man born in 1898, who had a deep love for literature and spirituality. Despite facing tough times as an orphan, his passion for poetry and wisdom led him on a spiritual journey. When he returned to Islamkot in 1937, he established the Ashram, originally called Sami Purn Ashram. This Ashram is not just a place with his name;

September 30, 2023

Mukesh Raja

Morality of Tharparkar desert recognized by power division

In the midst of a nationwide outcry over insufficient electricity supply and burdensome bills, there’s a remarkable tale of moral responsibility emerging from the Tharparkar desert. Despite facing sparse population, limited urban development, and economic challenges, the people of Tharparkar district distinguish themselves by their unwavering commitment to promptly pay their electricity bills, refraining from theft or illegal power usage. This exceptional sense of civic duty caught the attention of Rashid Langrial, Secretary of the Power Division in the Government of Pakistan, who commended the residents of Tharparkar for their loyalty to the nation’s institutions. He urged other districts to

September 24, 2023

Mukesh Raja

Shamozai Mangoes, an explorer impressed by the hospitality of Pakistan

A UK-born explorer named Shamozai Mangoes embarked on a captivating journey to Pakistan, particularly focusing on the wonders of Sindh. During her travels, she traversed extensive distances and visited numerous cities in the region. Shamozai delved into the historical treasures of Sindh, including Keenjhar Lake, Makli Thatta, and the ancient remnants of Mohenjo-daro. Her adventures also took her to the Pakistan-India border and the scenic mountains near Nagarparkar. Throughout her expedition, she was warmly welcomed by incredibly gracious locals. Shamozai diligently documented her entire experience, introducing her fellow countrymen to the rich tapestry of culture, languages, cuisine, and landscapes that

September 23, 2023

Mukesh Raja

Sindh Education Foundation has successfully immersed scholarships

The Sindh Education Foundation has successfully immersed 76 deserving scholarship students from Public School Korangi in a broader and more practical learning experience aimed at exploring the realms of STEM (Science, Technology, Engineering, and Mathematics). This enlightening journey took place at the illustrious MagnifiScience Museum in Karachi. Students hailing from diverse backgrounds across 23 districts of Sindh, including Badin, Umerkot, Mirpurkhas, Sajwal, Khairpur Mirs, Dadu, and Kashmore, participated in an exposure visit designed to instill practical knowledge and a hands-on approach to their studies. The meticulously planned activities revolved around subjects such as magnetic forces, potential energy, solar energy, chemical

September 21, 2023

Mukesh Raja

Sindh faces a considerable dropout rate (Opinion)

The education status in Sindh, as of the recent briefing to Caretaker Sindh Chief Minister Justice Maqbool Baqar, reveals some concerning statistics. The province is currently grappling with significant challenges in the education sector. Sindh is facing a considerable dropout rate of 54 per cent among its students. This alarming figure indicates a substantial number of children not completing their basic education. More than half of the women in Sindh, approximately 50 per cent, are illiterate. This underscores a severe gender disparity in educational opportunities and outcomes within the province. A positive aspect is that 72 percent of the province’s

September 19, 2023

Mukesh Raja

SEF’s People’s School program sets a standard for quality education

Karachi: Managing Director of SEF, Mr Abdul Kabir Kazi, inaugurated People’s School in Makli, Thatta on September 15, 2023. The Managing Director, along with the Regional Head, visited the classrooms, library, computer lab, and associated facilities. MD, SEF interacted with the students, teachers, and parents, addressing their queries and concerns. However, a representative from the partner organization, Team Take One, provided a briefing on the hiring of qualified and experienced teachers, the introduction of special reading classes and writing sessions, and the strategies being implemented to create a high-quality learning environment. Additionally, an event was organized with participation from SEF

September 17, 2023

Mukesh Raja

Minority Rights Delegation meets for equity and inclusion in decision-making

The National Lobbying Delegation (NLD) for Minority Rights in Pakistan has emerged as a crucial advocate for protecting and empowering minority communities in the country. Their mission revolves around upholding and effectively implementing the principles of Article 25 of Pakistan’s constitution, which guarantees equal rights for all citizens without discrimination. Leading this initiative, NLD members met with Sherry Rehman, a prominent figure in the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), emphasizing the importance of Article 25 as a cornerstone of the PPP’s commitment to equality and inclusion. Sherry Rehman reiterated the party’s dedication to creating an environment where every citizen, regardless of

September 15, 2023

Mukesh Raja

Action against hoarders in Tharparkar (Opinion)

Similar to other districts in Sindh, a strong crackdown has been launched against hoarders in Tharparkar. This is because there has been a noticeable increase in the prices of essential food items due to a limited supply in the market caused by hoarders. The district is currently experiencing a shortage of flour, rice, sugar, and other necessary items. Additionally, the area is facing drought-like conditions, resulting in many people living in poverty. In response to the rising prices, people have organized sit-in protests. Assistant Commissioner Mithi, of Tharparkar Sanjai Kumar Turkio, under the guidance of Deputy Commissioner Tharparker, carried out

September 15, 2023

Mukesh Raja

Harvesting rainwater, the only source of sweet water in Thar (Opinion)

Tharparkar district spans an expansive 20,000 square kilometers and is sparsely populated, housing nearly 1.77 million residents. The persistent issue of water scarcity has plagued the people of Tharparkar for many years, primarily due to its arid nature. The primary water source in this region is underground water, typically high in salinity and unsuitable for consumption. Consequently, inhabitants often face the arduous task of traveling long distances to access potable water. The situation worsens significantly during the dry season when vital dug wells, a crucial source of drinking water, run dry. Even within towns, access to non-saline canal water is

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