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The Baloch and Sindhi political activists and human rights campaigners observed 14 August as the black day for Sindhi and Baloch nations.

MITHI: A Thari journalist, Ghulam Ali Khoso, passed away in a hospital in Karachi. He was 42. Khoso, who was associated with a leading Sindhi TV channel KTN and Daily Kawish as a reporter in the hilly town of Nagarparkar, was injured in a road accident a few weeks back in Nagarparkar town. Being from

The name of the Karachi chain of sweets and bakeries has frequently come under attack for its seeming association with Pakistan. Yet, for the Sindhi owners of the chain, the name is a reminder of a lost homeland and a Partition unlike any other.

SUKKUR: A journalist, Ghulam Asghar Khand, who was associated with a Sindhi Daily, Sobh, in Ahmedpur town of Khairpur, was attacked and killed by ‘unknown’ killers on Monday. Ghulam Asghar was 42. According to the reports, Ghulam Asghar was attacked and killed by some ‘unknown’ armed men riding on motorcycles when he was sitting at

President Xi Jinping recently dispatched his deputy premier, He Lifeng, to Pakistan to unveil a new model of economic and strategic engagement. This comes just months after China announced its grand defense cooperation and development plan for the Central Asian Republics.

KARACHI: Pakistan will soon be releasing its first Sindhi-language feature film, 'Indus Echoes,' in nearly three decades, its filmmaker said on Saturday, calling it an attempt to earn "a little more respect" for the Sindhi culture, traditions, language and people. Pakistan reportedly released its first-ever Sindhi film, 'Umar Marvi,' in 1956, while the country saw

Gobind Malhi belonged to that revolutionary tribe of the Mehran valley who played an important role in the communist movement in Sindh

Protests in Hyderabad, Larkana; QAT activists hold protests in Dadu, Sehwan, Jamshoro and Kotri town.

It’s a Sindhi film made by a Sindhi for Sindh, says filmmaker Rahul Aijaz.

They are among several others booked for illegal construction of Nasla Tower by occupying 341 square yards of service road along Karachi's Sharea Faisal.