In an interview with Sindh’s culture department in 2020, the late poet revealed many secrets of his life, familial background, and his journey to fame. During the interview and in articles contributed ...

Kamal Hinduja envisions bringing back Sindhi craftsmanship and thereby keeping the culture alive through the Jhulelal Tirthdham project. Follow Us Trending Photos The Jhulelal Tirthdham Project shows ...

Directed by seasoned Sindhi actor Rafique Essani ... in far-flung areas of Sindh in order to bring an effective change in society. “I thought the culture of stage dramas in Sujawal district was over, ...

He said that The idea of portraying own images by students were quite attractive ... Dr. Arabella Bhutto decorated guests with Sindhi Ajrak and presented shields. Former professor of Mehran ...

When many worlds fell apart on September 11, 2001, Mansoora Hassan the artist embraced the pain and ensuing horror across the ...

The Sindhi Culture Day will be celebrated today across the Sindh province and by Sindhis living the world over to highlight the centuries-old culture of Sindh. The day is marked every year on the ...

Also in attendance were eminent writers, intellectuals, academicians and actors like Dr Syed Jafar Ahmed, Muhammad Ahmed Shah, Madad Ali Sindhi ... sessions on arts, culture, economy, environment ...

One of its big wins is bringing back Sindhi craftsmanship in its building design, which helps keep the culture alive. Kamal Hinduja, Prakash Hinduja's wife, shares her vision for this effort.

In one example, an AI image generator produced an image of what was meant to be an elderly First Nations man – in a traditional Papuan headdress.

Umair Rajput As part of the urs celebrations, the culture department organised folk ... took part in the event. Sindhi handicrafts were displayed in stalls to reflect the province’s cultural ...

Now, with her book Sindh: Sindhi Recipes and Stories from a Forgotten ... How important are such deeply-rooted books in keeping the culture alive and passing it on to the next generations?

Maryam Naz is a folk singer and dholak player from Thar. The bright colours of her ghagra-kanjra — the traditional attire of ...