To all my brothers who comes from mile to visit Gorakh hill station I wanna inform you that it has been shut down because of BLA-ARMY CONFLICT

I see a lot of tourist on heavy / normal bikes going there and coming back because they're not aware about it

I do live near by so just wanted to let you know

👍

Anyone from dadu ?

Let's meet and hang out

Tea's on me

I just wanna get to know new mindset though I'm anti social

At least now these f**kers cant blame state Pakistan is in on us. They cant use a Sindhi general as an excuse to shift the blame onto Sindhis for the countrys failures like they do with ZA Bhutto. 😂

few days back was going to somewhere

Saw a couple going on bike

The women's hijab was literally inches away from getting stucked in tyre/chain cover

I suddenly shouted "adi burqoo"

they stopped at first she fixed her hijab

The man came to me and said "Iha kehri fazilat aa?

I was like what tf just I do

After giving me death stares he said how dare you to yell on our womens/ننگ, I said there was nothing to get angry about

All I saw something which can cause serious injuries to both of you

He literally said I would want her to be in blood rather than being called on public places

Btw the argument got so long he just kept saying

I know bishni likes you

I dunno what bishni means

Guys ain guyzerio is it me or anyone else here who doesn't here about Sindhi uni in good words like they're so much conspiracy theories about uni

The environment, Students are not there to study

Totally waste of time and money , not worth it

Adultery is on peak etc I dunno if this is true

But one thing is clear "jehken parhno hundo uho kithe b parhi windo jehnke naahy parhno uho oxford me b na parhndo "

Actually I have never been in this uni although have lived in jamshoro everything seems normal to me I dunno what's wrong with people

Anyone from uni bless us with facts

^title

Many older homes in Hyderabad, Sindh, had windcatchers on their roofs: an opening that faced the wind, caught the breeze and sent it down into the rooms below (Express Tribune, "The story of Hyderabad, Sindh", 2016; The News, "Catching wind", 2016). In The News piece, elders remember those breezes on summer evenings and at night.

One honest limit: a windcatcher brings in outside air, and an engineering article from Istanbul Technical University (2026) points out that this air can itself be very hot in summer. So it moved air through the house, but it could not promise cool air at every hour.

Disclosure: this is our own channel. We make short animated explainers in Urdu, with help from AI tools, and every fact is checked against at least two sources. The video (about a minute, Urdu) is here: https://www.youtube.com/shorts/rlnVXScfnHA

Did your family's house, or a relative's, have one? I would like to hear what it was like.

i dont live in a sindhi dominated area (indian if that matters) so i dont have much knowledge or access to sindhi folk songs or anything except the basics they play at weddings (which i’d like to argue i’ve grown a little sick of)
and im trying to learn more about my culture and stuff (ps it doesn’t have to be folk songs or anything im just trying to learn sindhi thru songs)

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I'm an A levels student and can't find 1 ultimate source website for past papers for major sciences subjects

AND, are you guys recommended 10 year, 15 year or 20 year past papers?

ANSWER BOTH IF YOU KNOW

THANK YOU

Appreciate that

Any one from batch 2023-2024 from seef received renewal cheque this year i need help

The movement which aims to establish a sovereign and independent Sindh free from Pakistani control, particularly arising over Punjab's hijacking of Sindh's resources.

Hi all, I’ve really been enjoying this song by Mumtaz Lashari but I can’t seem to find any English translations. Does anyone know the lyrics?
Link copied for reference.

https://open.spotify.com/track/1NN5Us1yse3DhtoxMJtrqi?si=abr_uSRfTMWdXR0A6Ip5gQ&utm_source=copy-link

Share some details guyss :)❤️👍🏻

I'm a Class 9 student in Pakistan preparing for the Sindh Board exams. I have multiple subjects to prepare for, and sometimes I struggle with focus, consistency, and the pressure of completing the syllabus on time.

I want to improve my marks and actually understand what I'm studying instead of just memorizing everything.

For those who have been in a similar situation:

• How many hours did you realistically study each day?
• How did you finish your syllabus without forgetting what you had already studied?
• What did you do when you couldn't concentrate or felt stressed about studying?
• What mistakes wasted the most time for you?