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Prerna
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Be Inspired
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19th January 2002
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 Reknowned Poet & Playwright Vasudev Madhav 'Nirmal' |
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Aakashwani
- The Proverbial thought
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Inspiration...
who can say where it is born, and why it leaves us? Who can tell
the reasons for its being or not being? Only this... I can think.
-----Anonymous
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Sindhis have a glorious History but they need Geography
Reknowned Gandhian and freedom fighter, Octogenarian Assandas Bherwani spelling out his views on why a separate Sindhi state is a must for the community. In his article he emphasises the need for geography to preserve the glorious history.
A memorable rendezvous
Celebrated sculptor and artist, Hiro Hingorani reminiscing the golden memories of his meeting with Congress leader and freedom activist, his inspirational leader, Pandit Jawaharlal Nehru during his schooldays. This article is his attempt at penning down his memories and sharing it with other fellow members of the community.
A Dream came true
Active social worker, Jethanand Mariwalla expressing his joy when he realised one of his long cherished dreams. With this article, he aims to draw the attention of his fellow members on the essence of learning the mother tongue, Sindhi language, irrespective of one's age.
Twin Towers
Writer of many a book, Raj Daswani spells out his feelings in the form of a poem, after the tragic event of September 11 that left whole of mankind in a state of shock. From the Tallest Twin Towers is the poet's way of expressing the experience.
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