I’m posting this in the hope that someone from this sub can help us reach the right people.

The elementary school in Village Qadirabad, Tehsil Jam Nawaz Ali, District Sanghar was in such poor condition that its building had to be demolished for the safety of the children.

However, after the demolition, no proper temporary arrangement has been provided. The children are now attending classes under trees and sometimes in the local mosque. The teachers are also struggling to continue teaching in these conditions.

Many villagers, including my family, have tried approaching the Deputy Commissioner Sanghar, officials in Mirpurkhas, and the Education Department, requesting temporary tents/classrooms or any other safe arrangement, but unfortunately there has been no meaningful response so far.

These are children from a poor rural community, and this school is their main source of education. They shouldn't have to stop studying simply because their school building was unsafe.

We are not asking for money. We are asking for help in reaching someone who can actually intervene — government officials, journalists, NGOs, education activists, or anyone who knows the proper channel to escalate this issue.

Even a temporary tent/classroom arrangement would allow these children to continue their education while they wait for a permanent school building.

Location: Village Qadirabad, Post Office Patoyun, Tehsil Jam Nawaz Ali, District Sanghar, Sindh.

I’ve attached photographs showing the demolished school and the current conditions in which the children are trying to study.

If anyone from you guys knows who we should contact or can help bring this to the attention of the relevant authorities, please guide us.

My grandfather carries that last name and he was born in Karachi around 45, and moved to Gujrat in 47 due to the partition. I’m 19 born in the US so I don’t know much about the region but would love to know and learn more. I think my grandfather was a Nanakpanthi as well, but any suggestions on where the name came from and what it stands for would greatly be appreciated.

I go to a military uni so there is no scene of ragging or the big brother will beat their ahhs, I keep seeing ragging posts on this sub I’m confused what exactly do they do . Share your ragging stories .

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I personally think it's going to be better if we have new provinces. Let's keep nationalism aside and take a look at the problems. Areas like Nawabshah and Sehwan are really underprivileged. Separate provinces would atleast put the pressure on the respective CMs to perform to make their province look better thus having better support in politics. Personally I think this will help in growth of Pakistan and attention to neglected cities but what do you think?

I see rabid hatred from Sindhis towards Punjabis. Singing songs about killing us, engineering the "Saraiki" movement to fracture our homeland, and even some of you trying to force South Punjab into Sindh. I understand you may want a more representative country but the people of Punjab didn't deliberately cause the state of the country with the intention to benefit only the Punjabi nation. It is well-known how ethnonationalism is really weak in Punjab. Even the elites of Punjab aren't very ethnonationalist. I don't get the hate towards Punjabis as a people and this belief that we believe we are superior.

Does anyone have an actual photograph of the place where Rooplo Kolhi was hanged, near Gordharo in the Karoonjhar/Nagarparkar area? I’m looking for real photos of the site/landscape for an art reference. I need it for my paintibg reference. if that place especially has that tree, it will be quite helpful.

Hey guys I'm just starting my alevels and thinking to go private, well atleast this year. My subs are bio, chem and phy and need suggestions for good coachings in Karachi? I used to go to swk in my olevels. But I need more options.

My humble greetings to all sindhis regardless of Culture, Religion, or Tradition.

I am from the Bhatta Upadhyay family belong to a village of Laslatpur (the village is no longer to be), near what is currently Mirpurkhas. Our ancestors are directly related to Vallabhacharya who is the leader of the Pushtimarg Sect, from the betiji lineage or the daughter of vallabhacharyas sons (who we call as gosainji), they got married to Bhatta who are originally telugu brahmin.

We settled in sindh as the home priests of a famous Vaishnav Lohana who had immense money, those Lohanas then immigrated to the gulf (kuwait, bahrain, oman, uae). My ancestors who where telugu brahmans (part of the Meraj caste), did not want to cross the ocean ( a rule for many high caste hindus at the time), and thus stayed in Thatta (most lohanas left from that port keti bhandar).

During partition we where stripped from our homes and pushed out, and actually the train my great great grandfather told not go on train as shri Krihsna (thakorji) had come in his dream that everyone on that train will die, and thus happened, so the left using boat.

Now we are from Gujurat, Surat. 🙏

My grandparents moved to India post partition. I left and moved to Canada for my masters and I am working there at the moment. I would want to visit my ancestral land when I will be able to after a few years considering my new nationality.

I lost my grandparents pretty early and after speaking to the elders in my family, I got to know that my grandparents came from a place called ‘Garhi’ - it’s not Garhi Yasin mostly because they mentioned that its not around Shikarpur. Some other ‘Garhi’ maybe? I am struggling to find the spot. I have a year or two to figure it out until I plan my trip.

I would be immensely grateful if someone can help me out here.

I wonder why punjabi users who are always claiming hazarewal and ajk never accept this and they start abusing or fabricating history.

I personally would always support returning original Sindh lands added to Punjab as south punjab back to Sindh.

Sindhi Studies Group

The aim of this scholarly blog is to develop a platform bringing together social scientists interested in Sindh, a region located in southern Pakistan, and its diaspora, mainly in India. The goal of our study group is to share and disseminate a wide range of information on the evolution of Sindhi society while exploring the interrelated dynamics in the religious, political and cultural arenas.

Hi, looking for a female tutor to teach conversational sindhi for a friend. The friend only speaks english so the priority is someone with a decent level of english that can teach sindhi from the basics. Friend lives in England so times they would want for the class are 6PM-10PM BST
Can pay through bank transfer in Pakistan but prefer paypal

for reference the current emblem of sindh on the right