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Photo collected The federal and Sindh governments’ reported intention to create a settlement in the coastal areas of Sujawal district for Kashmiri families has drawn a sharp reaction from Sindhi nationalist groups and the Sheerazis, considered to be the most influential political family of Thatta and Sujawal districts. According to officials sources, the federal government had asked the provincial authorities to look into the possibility of allotting a reasonable size of land in some coastal taluka to rehabilitate displaced Kashmiris “belonging to the India-held valley”. These families ...

Home / Kashmir / Kashmir -POK / Sheerazis, nationalist groups oppose Kashmiris’ settlement in Sujawal Sheerazis, nationalist groups oppose Kashmiris’ settlement in SujawalKashmir, Kashmir -POK 2021-02-16, by Editor Comments Off 4 THATTA: The federal and Sindh governments’ reported intention to create a settlement in the coastal areas of Sujawal district for Kashmiri families has drawn a sharp reaction from Sindhi nationalist groups and the Sheerazis, considered to be the most influential political family of Thatta and Sujawa...

Charcoal businesses turning tree plantation drive to ashes in Sindh Business February 10, 2021 HYDERABAD: On one side there is a government-sponsored drive to plant trees at both national and provincial level, while on the other side is the booming charcoal industry, which makes people resort to cut trees in the southern parts of Sindh, especially in the coastal areas and the Thar Desert. Reports gathered from local activists in different areas reveal that firewood-cutters prefer to collect Prosopis Juliflora, and transport it via donkey carts to charcoal units for sale. The unaware people ...

As sun sets on sunflower, mustard lights up farmers’ hopes Business January 24, 2021 HYDERABAD: Farmers in lower Sindh, particularly Umerkot, parts of Tharparkar, Sujawal, Thatta, and Badin districts have switched their priorities from cultivating sunflower to rapeseed-mustard this year, considering it a better option to earn a living. Sharing their experiences, small-scale farmers said due to the declining average product of sunflower they were more and more inclined towards cultivating rapeseed-mustard. For example, previously they used to get 20 to 30 maunds (40kg) of sunflower per acr...

MAMUJU, Indonesia (AP) — Aid was reaching the thousands of people left homeless and...