Sindh History (6th September)

 

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (6^{th SEPTEMBER})

6^th September
 BIRTH DATES

Chainrai Bulchand (Hyderabad/Politician/ birth 6 September 1867),
Aildas Raisinghani (Politician/ birth 6 September 1909),

Taj Joyo (Sakrand/Writer/ birth 6 September 1954),
Hanif Aatif (Jhudo/Poet/ birth 6 September 1962),

Sadoro Abbasi (Muhammad Khan Kalhoro/Folklore Poet/ birth 6 September 1964),

Kazi Maqsood Ahmad (Matiari/ birth 6 September 1969),

Khalid AkhtarRajpar (Mirabpur/Poet/ birth 6 September 1978)

 

DEATH DATES

 

EVENTS

 

1838: Colonel Pottenger provides information to his Govt. that Shah Shuja - ul - Mulk has approached Talpur rulers for his support.
1840: One thousand and forty camels and six hundred bullocks of the East India Company Govt. have been stolen near Kahun.
1847: Baloch Sardars could not get Jageers, till debt dues are not cleared. Meanwhile their Jageers will be placed in the hands of Trustees appointed by the concerned, decides Govt. 
1851: The Rule is promulgate to make it compulsory condition to qualify in Sindhi language for any Civil employment in Sindh Govt.
1886: In a meeting headed by Sindh Commissioner, it is decided that the college be started in Sindh as an aided institution to be managed by a committee consisting of the representatives of the subscribers, Govt. nominees and local bodies' representatives who would contribute fund.

1922: Karachi Social Service League makes its Annual Report public that reveal that it awarded prizes to girls students, rehabilitate Makrani refugees who reached Karachi due to famine in Makran.
1947: Designated Prime Minister of Pakistan, Nawabzado Liaquat Ali reaches Karachi by chartered aero plane.
1955: Major - General Iskandar Mirza is appointed as Acting Governor - General of Pakistan. 
IS IT NOT AMAZING THAT GOVERNOR - GENERALS WERE APPOINTED WITHOUT ANY DEMOCRATIC PROCEDURE.
1965: Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan accepts Indian Govt.'s invitation for the visit of India.
1973: The action of PNA will pave way for counter - action by PPP,warns Prime Minister Z.A.Bhutto.