The Indus originates from near Mount Kailash in Tibet Autonomous Region (TAR) in China and shares its headwaters with the ...

The Sindhis, with their deep connection to the land, diverse topography and demography and rich cultural traditions, resisted ...

People of Sindh are celebrating Sindh Culture Day across the country today [Sunday]. The Day is celebrated annually to show the rich culture of Sindh civilization which is almost 5000 years old.

The practice of horse raising, breeding and riding in Sindh dates back centuries and is intertwined with the colourful culture and customs of the area. It is reflected in the array of colours and ...

noting that the Indus River is not just a body of water but Sindh’s culture, identity, and sustenance. “Taking the Indus away from the woman of Sindh is akin to taking away her world,” noted ...

Today, the river is known as Sindhu to Indians or Darya-i-Sindh to Pakistanis ... used the term ‘Indus civilization’ for the culture discovered at Harappa and Mohenjo Daro, a term doubly ...