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The Paradoxical Civilization – A Poem from Nepal

Destroying the natural home of those wild, These social creatures build artificial homes— For ‘wilds with congested borders, and say without shyness; Helping the voiceless— opens the door— to Heaven. Rajendra Ojha, an eminent poet from Kathmandu, Nepal, the Himalayan country, shares his poem Rajendra

Shehroz Kashif becomes youngest Pakistani to climb all peaks above 8,000 meters

Karachi, Sindh, Pakistan Pakistan’s 22-year-old Shehroz Kashif has become the youngest Pakistani to climb all 14 peaks above 8,000 meters (26,247 feet). Kashif successfully reached the summit of the 8,027-meter (27,221-foot) Shishapangma peak, located in Nepal on early Wednesday morning, completing his journey of climbing all 14

16th Issue of Odiya Literary Magazine ‘Mahuri’ unveiled

Chief Minister of Odisha State – Sri Mohan Charan Majhi inaugurated the current issue of magazine ‘Mahuri’ in Bhubaneswar Bhubaneswar, Odisha The 16th issue of ‘Mahuri’, a bi-yearly Indian Literary Magazine in Odiya language, was inaugurated by the Chief Minister of Odisha State – Sri Mohan Charan

Tints of Tender Devotion – A Poem from Sindh

Love’s gentle longing, moonbeams bright, A tender whisper through the endless night. Yasir Qazi, an acclaimed poet and writer from Sindh, shares his poem The poet, based in Karachi, the capital city of Sindh province of Pakistan, is an acclaimed Sindhi literary figure, building upon a four-generation tradition of poetic

Sindhi Koki – celebrating flavours and memories from a Sindhi kitchen

If you’ve ever had a Sindhi friend, chances are you would have definitely tasted the koki. The journey from Sindh to Gujarat When all is lost, what does one hold on to? A photograph, a piece of heirloom, an important document? During the Partition of 1947, over 700,000 Sindhi Hindus were forced to leave their homeland, what