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Turkish aid agency distributes Eid gifts among orphans, special children in Sindh’s Karachi city

Turkish Consul General Cemal Sangu expresses his pleasure in hosting Iftar dinner program for what he refers to as ‘most beautiful children of Karachi’ Karachi, Sindh Turkiye’s state-run aid agency Turkish Cooperation and Coordination Agency (TIKA) hosted an Iftar dinner and distributed Eid gifts among orphans and

Observations of an Expat: Ukraine: Bad or Worse

Too often the political choice is not between good and bad or moral and immoral. It is between bad and worse. Too often the political choice is not between good and bad or moral and immoral. It is between bad and worse. Ukraine’s President Vlodomyr Zelensky is facing just such a choice. And he must decide soon or

Indian American Historian Ruby Lal’s New Book ‘Vagabond Princess’

It is the first biography of Princess Gulbadan, the charismatic adventurer and sole woman historian of the Mughal Empire. In her new book “Vagabond Princess: The Great Adventures of Gulbadan,” acclaimed feminist historian and Emory University professor Ruby Lal brings to the limelight Princess Gulbadan, the daughter of Emperor

Holi and Eid: Shared Celebrations in Sindh

In historic town of Umerkot, Hindus and Muslims celebrate Eid and Holi together without any differences In Umerkot, Sindh where humanity lives, people of different religions own each other. Hindus and Muslims celebrate Eid and Holi together without any differences. It’s a beautiful thing to see. On the night when the Hindu community

Ramadan on River Clyde

One day, I found myself departing my homeland to another country for a 3 year residency. I had mixed feelings of excitement and fear. The idea of having all the religious seasons far away on a foreign land crossed my mind and filled me with awe. I thought of Ramadan, the holy month of fasting with all its rituals and special