SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (12th November)
Research by Dr Dur Muhammad Pathan
BIRTHS:
Research by Dr Dur Muhammad Pathan
BIRTHS:
12th November
1. Radha kirshan Kotwani (Bagrji/Last editor of 'Jote'/1917), 2. Saleem Halai (Poet/1918 ), 3. Talib Laghari (Haji Khan/Poet/1928 ), 4. Qamar Zaman Shah (Tikhr/Politician/1933), 5. Sikandar Bakhtyar Khoso (Osto Muhammad/Writer/1946), 6. Ali Gohar Khaskheli (Dokri/Folklore poet/1951), 7. Ali Ahmad 'Ajiz' Hakro (Khai/Poet/1962), 8. Badar Soomro (Lalurank/Artist/1970).
DEATHS: 12th November
1. Makhdoom Amin Muhammad Awal (Hala/Saint & Poet/1640), 2. Niaz Ali 'Niaz' (Larkano/Poet/1959), 3. Syed Muhammad Ali Shah Jamote (Matiari/Politician/1961)
EVENTS: 12th November
1838: Colonel Pottenger informs his Govt. the deputation sent to Mir Noor Muhammad Khan has returned with positive results and this big break through will be in the greater interest of Govt.
1853: Sindh Commissioner directs the Collector of Shikarpur that the list of alineations (Jageer record) be updated with names of persons whom Jageers have been granted.
1919: It is the first day of Victory celebrations. Govt. and its most loyal people held public functions and greeted British Govt. on its military victory over Turky.
1928: Simon Commission is in Karachi and Sir Shahnawaz Bhutto and Miram Muhammad Shah are also its members. Muhammad Ayub Khuhro on behalf of the Sindh Muhammadan Association and Prof. Chhablani on behalf of Hindu Maha Sabha present Memorandum on the dispute of separation of Sindh from Bombay Presidency
1853: Sindh Commissioner directs the Collector of Shikarpur that the list of alineations (Jageer record) be updated with names of persons whom Jageers have been granted.
1919: It is the first day of Victory celebrations. Govt. and its most loyal people held public functions and greeted British Govt. on its military victory over Turky.
1928: Simon Commission is in Karachi and Sir Shahnawaz Bhutto and Miram Muhammad Shah are also its members. Muhammad Ayub Khuhro on behalf of the Sindh Muhammadan Association and Prof. Chhablani on behalf of Hindu Maha Sabha present Memorandum on the dispute of separation of Sindh from Bombay Presidency
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