SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (21st AUGUST)
21st August
BIRTH DATES
BIRTH DATES
Kumari
Sarswati Advani (Hyderabad/educationist/1906),
Faqir
Sultan Mahar (Rustam/Folklore Poet/1907),
Sajandas
Jhatomal Vatnani (Social worker/1908),
Rochiram
Parchandani (Mithi/Hari Leader/1928),
Abdul
Karim Pali (Atta Muhammad Pali/Poet & Politician/1940),
Allah
Rakhio Naeem (Lakho Pir/Journalist/1944),
Sunil
Hashmatrai Advani (Mumbai/Artist/1956),
Syed
Gul Muhammad Shah Bukhari (Bakho Siyal/Poet, writer & founder of Seerat
Library/1960),
Aziz
Soomro (Haji Ibrahim Rind/Journalist/1067),
Abdul
Majeed Khati (Sanjarpur/Artist/1958)
DEATH
DATES
Dayaram
Jethmal (Karachi/ founder D.J. Sindh College/1887),
Dr.Qurban
Jhatyal (Social worker & writer/2012).
EVENTS
1849:
The Government of Bombay communicates to Sindh Commissioner that fined any
suitable post for Seth Naumal, ex-Kardar of Karachi, and if it was not possible
the Governor would confer on him 1,000 big has of land, it being understood
that the grant was for his life time only and arrangements be made to provide
water for cultivation. (Source: Letter No.7683).
1927: The Khilafat Conference in Calcutta presided over by Moulana Muhammad Ali and attended by Sindh leaders of Khilafat urges mutual toleration between Hindus and Muslims regarding religious matters and work for the liberation of the Motherland. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11, 1927).
1933: Taking part in the debate on the amendment moved by Dr.M.L.Dixit for having common and not separate electorate in various corporations, Shahnawaz Khan Bhutto opposes the move, today, in the Bombay Legislative Council. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11, 1933).
1947: Hyderabad Dakhan announces its independent status. (Source: Newspapers).
1957: West Pakistan cabinet decides to dispose of Ghulam Muhammad Barrage land as soon as possible. (Source: ibid).
1971: Mahmmod-ul-Haq Usmani, Secretary General of the National Awami Party is arrested. (Source: ‘Source-Material on NAP’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).
1927: The Khilafat Conference in Calcutta presided over by Moulana Muhammad Ali and attended by Sindh leaders of Khilafat urges mutual toleration between Hindus and Muslims regarding religious matters and work for the liberation of the Motherland. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11, 1927).
1933: Taking part in the debate on the amendment moved by Dr.M.L.Dixit for having common and not separate electorate in various corporations, Shahnawaz Khan Bhutto opposes the move, today, in the Bombay Legislative Council. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11, 1933).
1947: Hyderabad Dakhan announces its independent status. (Source: Newspapers).
1957: West Pakistan cabinet decides to dispose of Ghulam Muhammad Barrage land as soon as possible. (Source: ibid).
1971: Mahmmod-ul-Haq Usmani, Secretary General of the National Awami Party is arrested. (Source: ‘Source-Material on NAP’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).
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