The River Indus has always been a source of longing and desire for the great kings and warriors of the world. Some wished to behold it for the sake of joy and leisure. Others sought to witness it for conquest and strategy. The wish to see the river and the valley of Sindh has forever…
The Importance of Water and the Fate of Civilizations Water is the lifeline of rivers and springs, the very foundation of all living beings. Life itself emerged from water, and wherever water exists, the chances of life are always high. From ancient times, humans have always chosen to settle near fresh water sources. From early…
History of France France has a rich and remarkable history. In the past, it was known as Gaul, inhabited by Celtic . Later on, the Roman Empire conquered the region and incorporated it into its territory. During the Middle Ages, the Frankish group arrived, from whom France gets its name. As a result, after connecting…
Life on Earth began millions of years ago. Simple unicellular organisms evolved into multicellular beings and eventually developed into complex animals. Anthropologist Harvard Moer traced the earliest human origins to the southern regions of Asia. He also argued that humans first domesticated animals in the Indian subcontinent. Archaeological findings confirm traces of early human life…
Philosophy is the discipline of questioning, searching, and discovering truth. Human beings reach higher knowledge by thinking deeply, finding answers, and raising new questions. The Origins of Philosophy in Human Life Ancient humans began philosophy when they shifted from hunting to agriculture. Farmers cultivated seeds, created hybrids, and stored food. This change reduced hunger and…
Introduction The Kirthar Mountain Range in Sindh, Pakistan, is among the most remarkable ancient landscapes of South Asia. It preserves traces of prehistoric human activity, early settlements, and enigmatic petroglyphs (Sindhi word Chitt). These carvings, found on rocks and in caves, hold immense archaeological value and connect Sindh with wider global traditions of prehistoric rock…
Social and Economic Conditions of Lower Sindh and the Indus Delta From Mirpur Sakro to Nagarparkar: A Diverse Yet Struggling Region From Mirpur Sakro to Gharo Barri, Sujawal, Badin, and the edge of Thar—Mithi, Islamkot, and Nagarparkar—the geography is vast. On the border of Khahoor, across Samroti, Watt, the Rann of Kutch, and the Indus…
