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Festival of Siblings’ Bond, Rakhsha Bandhan (Opinion)

Festivals are like special parties that people have been celebrating for a very long time. They help us celebrate, become closer to each other, and remember important things like love, peace, and unity. Today, when everyone is so busy with work and gadgets, festivals are like a friendly reminder that we should spend time with our family and friends. One of these festivals is called Raksha Bandhan, also known as Rakhi. It’s a happy festival that comes from the Hindu religion and is celebrated not only in Pakistan but also in different parts of the world. This festival is all

Declare Karoonjhar Mountain as a Cultural Heritage Site (Opinion)

The people of Tharparkar and civil society advocates in Sindh are advocating for the recognition of the Karoonjhar Mountain as a UNESCO Cultural Heritage site. They believe that this mountain holds immense historical and cultural significance, as well as plays a crucial role in preserving biodiversity. Karoonjhar Mountain holds a profound historical background and holds deep poetic attachment for the locals. It is not only a source of pride for the people residing in the region, but it also plays a crucial role in the cultural identity of the area. The mountain is associated with myths and legends and holds

Folk singer of Thar, Mai Bhagi (Opinion)

Mai Bhagi, the renowned folk singer from Tharparkar, was indeed a music star who gained popularity not only in Tharparkar but also in Rajasthan and Gujarat. Her soulful and mesmerizing voice captivated audiences, showcasing the rich folk music traditions of the region.Mai Bhagi’s grandson, Barkat Faqeer, is also continuing the legacy of folk singing and is actively performing nowadays. It’s wonderful to see the musical tradition being carried forward by the younger generations. It’s heartening to know that the district government of Mithi, Tharparkar, has recognized Mai Bhagi’s contribution to the cultural heritage of the region. The establishment of a

Royalty of Thar Coal (Opinion)

It is been claimed that “Thar will change Pakistan” for its natural coal resources and energy produced. A few days ago the Prime Minister of Pakistan Mian Shahbaz Sharif and Foreign Minister Bilwal Bhutto Zardari have jointly inaugurated the two power plants of 1,320MW Thar Coal Block-I and Thal Nova 330MW Block-II expressing the hope that the projects would turn the desert into an “economic hub. This note is intend to bring the attention of authorities to the pressing issue of providing free electricity to the people of entire Tharparkar. As everyone is quite aware, Tharparkar is a region in

Water Shortage in Tharparkar (Opinion)

The shortage of potable water in Tharparkar is a critical issue that needs immediate attention. With 90% of the population depending on underground water, it is concerning that the quality of this water is not good. Additionally, the limited supply of canal water to only a few towns has created chaos, especially considering that the sweet canal water has not been available for the past two months. One of the reported reasons for this shortage is the involvement of a tanker mafia that sells the canal sweet water, indicating a lack of proper mechanisms to regulate and ensure equitable distribution

The Reign of Decoits in the Sindh (Opinion)

In recent months, the media has been reporting a distressing situation unfolding in the northern part of Sindh, Pakistan. A rising number of criminal groups have unleashed a reign of terror, leaving the local communities at their mercy. These groups resort to various tactics, including kidnappings for ransom, which has instilled fear and insecurity among the inhabitants. One such unfortunate incident involves the abduction of 65-year-old Mukhi Jagdish Kumar, a prominent Hindu community leader and president of Bakhshapur town in the Kashmor district. The criminals have demanded an exorbitant ransom for his release, intensifying concerns within the Hindu community and

Surge in University Fees (Opinion)

The University of Sindh Jamshoro holds the distinction of reaching students from numerous districts in interior Sindh for higher education, being one of Pakistan’s oldest institutions. Recently, there have been concerns expressed across various media channels regarding a substantial increase in university fees, potentially deterring economically disadvantaged students from pursuing education. This surge, reported to be around 45%, has rendered acquiring an education at the University of Sindh considerably more challenging for these students. The institution’s financial difficulties have resulted in the suspension of scholarships, significantly impacting these students’ educational pursuits. It is of paramount importance for the University of

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