SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (10th APRIL)
10th April BIRTH DATES
HasaramPamnani (Rohri/Social Worker & Freedom Fighter/ Born 10th April 1839),
Ranjho Khan ‘Piyasi’ (Poet/ Born 10th April 1916),
AzharRelai (DargahPirRakhyal Shah/Poet/ Born 10th April 1923),
Jamal Abro (Fiction writer/ Born 10th April 1925),
SoomarSoudai (Dadu/Poet/ Born 10th April 1938),
MithalHyderi (Writer/ Born 10th April 1938),
Agha Sanaullah (Shikarpur/Journalist/ Born 10th April 1948),
Azizullah ‘Aziz’ Mahessar (QaziArif/Poet/ Born 10th April 1950),
LaxmiJaswant Kumar (Mombai/Dancer/ Born 10th April 1955),
TariqAlimAbro (Kamber/Artist/ Born 10th April 1958),
Aziz Kaleri (Alan/Writer/ Born 10th April 1966),
ShoukatArain (Sinjhoro/Journalist/ Born 10th April 1967),
TemoorChandio (Nirah/Writer/ Born 10th April 1973)
,AsadChachar (PanoAqil/Poet/ Born 10th April 1978),
RafiqMalgani (Ali Gohar/Writer/ Born 10th April 1979),
Abdul Rasool ‘Abid’ Metlo (Ahmad Metlo/ Born 10th April 1980),
WaheedGabol (MiralGabol/Poet/ Born 10th April 1984)
DEATH DATES
Prof. M.R.Sherazi (Karachi/Bahai Activist/ Death 10th April 1925)
Moulana Din Muhammad ‘Wafai; (Religious Scholar, Journalist, Writer & Freedom Fighter/ Death 10th April 1950),
MirzaAsad Beg (Hyderabad/Poet/ Death 10th April 1990),
EVENTS
1919: In protest against arrest of Saifuddin and Dr.Satyapal violence is erupted in Amratsar and Lahore. A few people are killed in police firing near Anarkali. Government buildings are put on fire. British people are caught and beaten in both cities.
1918: BangulderoVidyala celebrates its Annual Function and it is presided over by Mr. Sidiqui, Dy. Collector of Ratodero. Mr. Wasvani in his welcome address states that Vidyala is imparting education to 11 Muslim and 54 Hindu students of 8 villages. Its Annual earning remained Rs.1115 and whereas Expenditure was Rs.1050. Income consists of Rs.502 as Fees and Rs.612 as donations. The District Local Board of Larkano started grant of Rs,500 to Vidyalia on the request and recommendation of Dy. Collector.
1927: Eighty-three Muslim accused in Larkana riots are produced before the court of G.H.Agha, Special First Class Magistrate of Larkana. Abdul Rahman and Pirzado pleaded their case. They were arrested in connection with Hindu-Muslim riots erupted due to kidnapping and converting to Hinduism of a lady from Gerelo.
1940: The White Paper on Indian constitutional Reforms is published by the British Government which holds out the assuarance that in preparing the future constitution for India, the British Government will definetly accommodate the point of view of Indian people.
1965: Pakistan and Soviet Union declare their ‘resolute support’ for peoples fighting for their right of self-determination. A joint communiqué is issued in Moscow and Karachi.
1985: Mian Nawaz Sharif is sworn in as the chief minister of Punjab.
1986: Lahore gives warm welcome to Benazir Bhutto as she arrives from London. Says, her party will not follow the policy of revenge when it comes into power.
1988: More than one hundred are killed including former minister KhakanAbbasi and 1000 are injured in Ojhri camp ammunition dump blows up.
1918: BangulderoVidyala celebrates its Annual Function and it is presided over by Mr. Sidiqui, Dy. Collector of Ratodero. Mr. Wasvani in his welcome address states that Vidyala is imparting education to 11 Muslim and 54 Hindu students of 8 villages. Its Annual earning remained Rs.1115 and whereas Expenditure was Rs.1050. Income consists of Rs.502 as Fees and Rs.612 as donations. The District Local Board of Larkano started grant of Rs,500 to Vidyalia on the request and recommendation of Dy. Collector.
1927: Eighty-three Muslim accused in Larkana riots are produced before the court of G.H.Agha, Special First Class Magistrate of Larkana. Abdul Rahman and Pirzado pleaded their case. They were arrested in connection with Hindu-Muslim riots erupted due to kidnapping and converting to Hinduism of a lady from Gerelo.
1940: The White Paper on Indian constitutional Reforms is published by the British Government which holds out the assuarance that in preparing the future constitution for India, the British Government will definetly accommodate the point of view of Indian people.
1965: Pakistan and Soviet Union declare their ‘resolute support’ for peoples fighting for their right of self-determination. A joint communiqué is issued in Moscow and Karachi.
1985: Mian Nawaz Sharif is sworn in as the chief minister of Punjab.
1986: Lahore gives warm welcome to Benazir Bhutto as she arrives from London. Says, her party will not follow the policy of revenge when it comes into power.
1988: More than one hundred are killed including former minister KhakanAbbasi and 1000 are injured in Ojhri camp ammunition dump blows up.
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