SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (2nd APRIL)
2nd April
BIRTH DATES
Syed Ali Gohar Shah Sani (Pir Jo Goth/Saint/ Born 2nd April 1860),
Khatanmalalies Swami Tilokdas (Abdo/Poet and Political Activist/ Born 2nd April 1905)
Mangharam ‘Dayal’ (Poet/ Born 2nd April 1920),
Faiz Hydri (TandoHyder/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1922),
Dr.Shams uddinUrsani (Hyderabad/Research Scholar/ Born 2nd April 1939),
Ghulam Rasool ‘Ghulam’ Jatoi (Sttardino Sangi/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1942),
Ayaz Patoli (Tando Muhammad Khan/Writer/ Born 2nd April 1944),
Muhammad Ali Siddiqui (Shikarpur/Journalist/ Born 2nd April 1948),
Aijz Abro (Kolab Jeal/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1958),
Muhammad AkramAraen (Writer/ Born 2nd April 1959),
Sufi Khan Muhammad Gadahi (Khushhalani/Poet /Born 2nd April 1960),
Zafar Abbasi (Kandyaro/Writer/ Born 2nd April 1964),
’Aasi’ Altaf Hussain (Bhai Khan Palh/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1973),
Punhal Memon (Karra/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1976),
Fatah Amjad Bajkani (Tangwani/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1978),
Iqrar Danish (Syedpur/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1983),
Mitho Bheel (Sanghar/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1984),
‘Aajiz’ Abro (KolabJeal/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1985),
2nd April
DEATH DATES
PiruWazirWassan, Bhalu Gaho & Tagio Chang (All Three/trio of Hurs/ Death 2th April 1896),
Moulana Azizullah Mutalvi (Religious Scholar/ Death 2th April 1857),
Mir Murad Ali Khan Talpur (Khairpur/ Death 2th April 1894),
Sadhu Gokaldas (Sukkur/Social Worker/ Death 2th April 1897)
Syed Pir Hussamuddin Shah Rashdi (Bihman> Karachi/Scholar/ Death 2th April 1982),
Muhsan Kakrai (Kakar/Poet/ Death 2th April 2005),
2nd April
EVENTS
1843: Charles Napier, the Governor of Sindh informs the Governor- General of India that arrangements have been made for the Revenue Administration of Sindh and proposes that the salary of the Collectors stationed in the several districts of Sindh be fixed at Rs.1, 200 per month.
1916: NGO of Karachi ‘Aanand Mandli’ is celebrating its 2nd anniversary with Durgdas B. Advani in chair. 50 guests are there including eminent writer P.L.Wasvani.
1927: Deputation of Sindhi Hindus, headed by Jeramdas Doulatram meets Home Member of the Bombay Government and demand for deployment of military in Larkano on the eve of Eid (4th April), because doubt of attacks by Sindhi Muslims on life and property of Hindus there. Larkano is still burning spot due to Hindu-Muslim riots erupted due to kidnapping and converting Muslim woman of Gerelo.
1939: AasardasPurswani founded monthly ‘ NauJuwan’ from Sukkur. It was aimed at to create social, morale and religious awareness in youth.
1954: Pakistan and Turkey sign treaty for collaboration in culture, economy and politics.
1971: Pakistan deplores Indian Premier Indira Gandhi’s resolution adopted by the Indian Parliament supporting anti-national elements in Pakistan.
1979: Madam Shahabano, sister of Z.A.Bhutto files clemency appeal for her brother.
1990: Benazir Bhutto, the Premier of Pakistan, addressing envoys’ conference in Islamabad calls for proper projection of Kashmir and Afghanistan issues abroad.
1996: cabinet approves sale of 26 % shares of Kot AddoTharmal Power Plant to a British Company.
2nd April
BIRTH DATES
Syed Ali Gohar Shah Sani (Pir Jo Goth/Saint/ Born 2nd April 1860),
Khatanmalalies Swami Tilokdas (Abdo/Poet and Political Activist/ Born 2nd April 1905)
Mangharam ‘Dayal’ (Poet/ Born 2nd April 1920),
Faiz Hydri (TandoHyder/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1922),
Dr.Shams uddinUrsani (Hyderabad/Research Scholar/ Born 2nd April 1939),
Ghulam Rasool ‘Ghulam’ Jatoi (Sttardino Sangi/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1942),
Ayaz Patoli (Tando Muhammad Khan/Writer/ Born 2nd April 1944),
Muhammad Ali Siddiqui (Shikarpur/Journalist/ Born 2nd April 1948),
Aijz Abro (Kolab Jeal/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1958),
Muhammad AkramAraen (Writer/ Born 2nd April 1959),
Sufi Khan Muhammad Gadahi (Khushhalani/Poet /Born 2nd April 1960),
Zafar Abbasi (Kandyaro/Writer/ Born 2nd April 1964),
’Aasi’ Altaf Hussain (Bhai Khan Palh/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1973),
Punhal Memon (Karra/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1976),
Fatah Amjad Bajkani (Tangwani/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1978),
Iqrar Danish (Syedpur/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1983),
Mitho Bheel (Sanghar/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1984),
‘Aajiz’ Abro (KolabJeal/Poet/ Born 2nd April 1985),
2nd April
DEATH DATES
PiruWazirWassan, Bhalu Gaho & Tagio Chang (All Three/trio of Hurs/ Death 2th April 1896),
Moulana Azizullah Mutalvi (Religious Scholar/ Death 2th April 1857),
Mir Murad Ali Khan Talpur (Khairpur/ Death 2th April 1894),
Sadhu Gokaldas (Sukkur/Social Worker/ Death 2th April 1897)
Syed Pir Hussamuddin Shah Rashdi (Bihman> Karachi/Scholar/ Death 2th April 1982),
Muhsan Kakrai (Kakar/Poet/ Death 2th April 2005),
2nd April
EVENTS
1843: Charles Napier, the Governor of Sindh informs the Governor- General of India that arrangements have been made for the Revenue Administration of Sindh and proposes that the salary of the Collectors stationed in the several districts of Sindh be fixed at Rs.1, 200 per month.
1916: NGO of Karachi ‘Aanand Mandli’ is celebrating its 2nd anniversary with Durgdas B. Advani in chair. 50 guests are there including eminent writer P.L.Wasvani.
1927: Deputation of Sindhi Hindus, headed by Jeramdas Doulatram meets Home Member of the Bombay Government and demand for deployment of military in Larkano on the eve of Eid (4th April), because doubt of attacks by Sindhi Muslims on life and property of Hindus there. Larkano is still burning spot due to Hindu-Muslim riots erupted due to kidnapping and converting Muslim woman of Gerelo.
1939: AasardasPurswani founded monthly ‘ NauJuwan’ from Sukkur. It was aimed at to create social, morale and religious awareness in youth.
1954: Pakistan and Turkey sign treaty for collaboration in culture, economy and politics.
1971: Pakistan deplores Indian Premier Indira Gandhi’s resolution adopted by the Indian Parliament supporting anti-national elements in Pakistan.
1979: Madam Shahabano, sister of Z.A.Bhutto files clemency appeal for her brother.
1990: Benazir Bhutto, the Premier of Pakistan, addressing envoys’ conference in Islamabad calls for proper projection of Kashmir and Afghanistan issues abroad.
1996: cabinet approves sale of 26 % shares of Kot AddoTharmal Power Plant to a British Company.
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