Sindh History (7th August)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (7^th AUGUST)

7^th August  BIRTH DATES

Wali Muhammad ‘Wafa’ (Poet/1944),

‘Ghutakh’ Halai (Hala Purana/Poet/1946),

 ‘Raz’ Nathanshahi (Khairpur Nathanshah/Poet/1947),

 Khair-u-Nisa Jafri (Hyderabad/lady of literature/1947),

 ‘Afzal’ Aeri (Mehar/Poet/1955),

Zamir Ahmad ‘Fida’ (Poet/1961),

Syed Raza Shah ‘Raza’ (Larkano/Poet/1980)

 

DEATH DATES

Jumo Khan ‘Gharib’ (Poet/1953),

Abdul Razaq Soomro (Moro/1972)

 

EVENTS

 

    1832: There is correspondence between Colonel Pottenger and Adjutant-General of Army, Bombay regarding assemblage of forces to act against the plunders. (Source: Letter No.123).
1841: Sindh Rulers agree to pay half of the expenditure if Sindh and Begari canals are made serviceable for navigation and extending the irrigation already supplied for them. (Source: Letter No.62 from Captain Stacy to Captain Wallace).
1843: The Governor-General of India writes to Charles Napier giving his opinion about miscalculations of Major Outram and approves all the actions taken by Charles Napier timely, correct and accordingly.(Letter from

Calcutta

). This may kindly be noted that Major Outram played anti-Charles Napier role and opposed his action in regard Sindh and Rulers.
1857: The Medical Board to the Government of Bombay approves and recommends proposal of the Sindh Commissioner those medical arrangements for residents at Manora and neighboring villages of Baba and Keamari be made. (Source: Letter No.1358).
1921: Sirai Sabz Ali takes initiate to open branch of pro-British political party- Aman Sabha at Nasirabad. He is elected its founder president, whereas Seth Naromal & Seth Aildas are elected Vice President and Secretary respectively. Wadero Muhammad Sidiq Wagan always helped them to hold public meetings and to preach loyalty for British Government (Source: The Daily Gazette,

Karachi

).
1922: There is competition between Seth Gidumal Fatihchand and Seth Chelaram Dilomal in donation and financial support to ‘Hindu Township Peoples’ Association’ of

Karachi

in regards with its efforts to establish Open Library and Reading Room. (source: The Daily Gazette).
1947: Quaid-i-Azam reaches

Karachi

. Jhrik-born leader is now the First Governor-General of Pakistan. What a great role has played Sindh in the creation of Pakistan! (Source: Newspapers).
1959: An Ordinance is promulgating to purify politics and society. Who so ever, if deemed fit can be disqualified with immediate effect. (Source: Newspapers).
1977: Aitzaz Hassan joins Tahrik Istaqlal, Mir Ali Ahmad Talpur, Mir Rasool Bux Talpur; Abdul Hameed Jatoi and Haji Moula Bux Soomro join PNA. (Source: ibd).
1990: Rais Ghulam Mustafa Jatoi is sworn in as Caretaker Prime Minister of

Pakistan

. U.S backs move of President Ghulam Ishaq Khan for dissolving assemblies. (Source:ibd).

GOOD DAY (7th August)

Dr.Pathan wishes you Good Day.
[Golden hearts follow the path of Human love & respect. Whereas, dirty mind believes in hatred & discrimination. Whoever honours & accepts, promotes & shares peace & beauty, is man of vision & wisdom] 
محبت خدمت ۽ جو ماڻھپو،
اھو ئي دل جو دین ایمان،
نفرت انا متڀيد کي مذھب،
سمجهي ويٺو نفس نادان،
پر ٿئي نہ ڪڏھن پریشان،
ساٿي سرت سونھن سلام جو.

Sindh History (4th August)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (4^th AUGUST)

4^th August  BIRTH DATES

Shah Mardan Awal Kot Dhani (Pir Jo Goth/Spiritual leader/1862),

 Lekho Tulsi (Hyderabad/Writer & Political Activist/1919),

Ramesh Janani (Khairpur > Mombai/Artist/1929),

Makhdoom Muhammad Amin ‘Fahim’ (Hala/Gadi Nasheen, ex-federal Minister, Politician & Poet/1939),

’Mastano’ Muhammad Shah (Mari/Poet/1939),

 Ghulam Muhammad Khuhro (Phulji Station/Journalist/1945),

Mir Mushtaq Ali Talpur (Politician/1948),

Jagdesh ‘Nimano’ (Mumbai/Poet/1950),

 Sher Muhammad Malkani (Nazar Malkani/Journalist/1956),

Zahid Abro (Poet/1967),

‘Sagar’ Shazad Jagerani (Larkano/Poet/1986), 

 

DEATH DATES

  Irfan Mehdi (Hala/Writer & Poet/1991),

 EVENTS

   1940: The Board of the Independent Muslims (Azad) Conference meets in

New Delhi

, under the presidency of K.B. Allah Bux Soomro to discuss the questionnaire regarding rights of the minorities. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11, 1940).
1947: Special Military Command Punjab Boundary Force is set up to ensure law & order in 12 districts where disturbances have started. (Source: Newspapers).
1948: Abdul Samad Achakzai is house arrested. (Source: Newspapers),
1954: The Government of Pakistan approves the National Anthem written by Hafiz Jalandhri and composed by Chagla. Sindh’s contribution is visible. Hafiz Jalandhri had remained Court Poet in Khairpur and Chagla was from Karachi (Source: ibd).
1955: Women Rights Commission is constituted by the Government to revise and recommend amendments in Family Law. (Source: ibd).
1959: Not people, but now 80,000 BDs Members will elect President and Parliament of Pakistan. The decision is taken in this regard. (Source: ibd).
1971:

Pakistan

accepts proposal of the Secretary General of U.N.O to appoint representatives of U.H High Commission for refugees on both sides of

East Pakistan

and Indian border. (Source: ibd).
1972: Shimla Agreement comes into force with the exchange of the instruments of ratification. (Source: ibd).
1991: PDA, including Benazir Bhutto observes token hunger-strike throughout country and alleged political victimization by IJI government. (Source: ‘Chronology of PPP’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).

GOOD DAY (4th August)

Dr.Pathan wishes you Good Day.
[Where, in any society, Human Values are missing in its ideology, people will purchase you, your sincerity and services, but not accept and accommodate you. Nobody will be definition of your love & beauty, but of their own interests. They will be follower with blind faith of hatred & discrimination]
قدر نہ پر قیمت جتي، اتي هر شئ وڪامي،
ات پڄري گهڻو کامي، سندرتا ۽ سلام سدا.‏‎ ‎

Sindh History (3rd August)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (3^rd AUGUST)

3^rd August  BIRTH DATES

Ghazi Takhurai (Poet/1934),

Nand Hariram Javeri (Sindh > Bombay/Poet/1937),

Hari Motwani (Larkano > India/Film Maker & Journalist/1940),

 Jagdesh Bhatia (Ulhasnagar/Writer/1952),

 Khato Darawar (Writer/1953),

Khemchand Sharma (Thano Bolan Khan/Writer/1953),

Junaid Soomro (Shikarpur/Politician/1955),

 Qadir Shaikh (Larkano/Writer/1967),

 Ghous Pirzado (Poet/1968),

Josh Mangi (Panjudero/Poet/1968),

 Zahid Soomro (Pad Edan/Poet/1969), 

 

DEATH DATES

Amanullah Baloch (Bhanbho Chandio/Social Worker/2008),

 EVENTS

    1838: Mir Rustam Khan is approached by the Government of India to put the frantic Nasr-u-ddin in confinement and to hold him responsible for mischief committed by him with Diplomats of their Government. (Source: Letter of dated 3rd August 1838).

1844: Sir Charles Napier, Governor of Sindh makes complain to Government of India against Lieutenant Colonel Outram that he had published a libel in the public prints reflecting on his character as Governor of Sindh and demands protection against the libel in question. (Source: Governor’s letter of 3rd August 1844).
1949: Sindh Commissioner issues orders that English year be adopted in revenue proceedings and accounts. Source: Order/Circular No.1536).
1920: In response to the call of the Sindh Khilafat Committee for Non-Co-Operation with the Government, Mulan Muhammad Bachal of Muhammad Hassan Jalbani village announces not to apply or accept Government aid for his Maktab/School in future. (Source: Al-Wahid, Karachi)
1939: The 89 political prisoners who were on hunger-strike in the Dum Dum and Alipur jails since July 7, decided to suspend their fast for two months. The decision followed an appeal by Sj. Subahas Chandra Bose. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11, 1939). 
1947: Governor-Generals for

India

and Governors for Provinces are appointed. M.A. Jinnah is appointed as the Governor-General of Pakistan whereas Sir Ghulam Hussain Hidayatullah is appointed as Sindh Governor. (Source: Newspapers).
1971: Z.A. Bhutto demands quitting of Pakistan from Common Wealth. (Source: ‘Source-Material on Bhutto family’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).
1990: It is turning point in the history of Sindhi Journalism. The ‘Kawish’ is founded by Ali Qazi at

Hyderabad

. It is breakthrough in the field of readers approach. Now Sindhi people and Journalism are near and dear to each other. 
1992: Despite threats of mass resignations by the PDA, my Government will complete its term, claims Nawaz Sharif. (Source: ‘Source-Material on PML-N’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).

GOOD DAY (3rd August)

Dr.Pathan wishes you Good Day.
[Silence becomes kindness & greatness, when it encourage us to afford or forgive anybody. But, when it keeps us quite as not to oblige others, it becomes high-risk for human love & beauty and dignity & respect. Such type of habit and behavior develops when we follow ego and interest religiously]
صبر ڀلو سڀنین صورتین، 
پر آھي خاموشي خطرناڪ،
وٺڻ ڪم ڪڍڻ موت من لاء، 
ڳڻ-چوري ڪري من ناپاڪ،
فقط برہ بٹائي ٿو بي باڪ،
سلهاڙي سرت سونھن سلام سان۔

Sindh History (2nd August)

Sindh in History today (2^nd August)

Birth:

Kewal Motwani (Arazi > Sri Lanka/Social worker/ birth 2^nd August 1899),

Jgar Sindhi (Rukan Purano/Poet/ birth 2^nd August 1932),

‘Khatim’ Janwri (Reti/Poet/ birth 2^nd August 1938),

 Preem Parkash (Sindh > Ahmadabad/Poet/ birth 2^nd August 1946),

 Abdullah Jarwar (Sahib Khan Jarwar/Journalist/ birth 2^nd August 1959),

Liaquat Junijo (Thalo/Writer/ birth 2^nd August 1962),

 Abdul Qayoom ‘Khumir’ Jakhrani (Jacobabad/Poet/ birth 2^nd August 1963),

Akbar Shah (Khero/Writer/ birth 2^nd August 1964),

Barkat Ali Khajar (Kot Lal Bux/Political Activist/ birth 2^nd August 1968),

Varyam Sindhi (Darweshani Panhwar/Writer/ birth 2^nd August 1971),

Shaikh Farazi (Pherhi wara Arija/Poet/ birth 2^nd August 1973),

Abdul Hai Bhutto (Mathelo/Poet, Writer / birth 2^nd August 1975),

Muhammad Ali ‘Manik’ (Tando Muhammad Khan/Poet/ birth 2^nd August 1978),

 Roz Kazmi (ajara/Poetess/ birth 2^nd August 1980),

Muharram Kumbhar (Arija/Journalist/ birth 2^nd August 1980), 

Deaths:

MianGhulam Shah Kalhoro (Ruler/ death 2^nd August 1772),

 PahlajJewani (Dahar/Poet/ death 2^nd August 1973)

Events:

1927; Serious Hindu-Muslim riots at Bettiah in Bihar arise over a Hindu Sabha procession resulted in eight casualties (seven Muslims & One Hindu) and in several persons being injured. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11, 1927).
1938: Sir Haji Abdullah Haroon appeal to Muslim League organizations in Sindh to preserve the dignity and existence of the community by asserting themselves in the same way as the Congress Hindus. (Source; ‘Source-Material on Sindh Muslim League’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).
1945: Acharya J.B. Kripalani, General Secretary of the Congress, in a speech in Bombay says that the Muslim League had escaped all blames for the breakdown of the Simla talks because it was the pet child of British Imperialism. (Source: The Indian Annual Register, Vol-11,1945).
1956: The West Pakistan Assembly adopts a resolution favouring separate electorate. (Source: Newspapers)
1957: Pakistan will never recognize Israel, says Hussain Shaheed Suharwardi, Prime Minister of Pakistan. (Source: Newspapers).
1971: East Pakistan Universities and Colleges re-open after five months. (Source: Newspapers).
1973: Wali Khan is elected UDF’s Parliamentary Party Leader. (Source: ‘Source-Material on NAP’, compiled by Gulhayat Institute).
1974: Z.A.Bhutto approves a University and Radio station for Khairpur. (Source: ‘Source-Material on Bhutto family’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).

1991: Fifteen PPP MNAs and MPAs meet Sindh Chief Minister Jam Sadiq Ali and express confidence in him. (Source: ‘Chronology of PPP’, compiled by Gul Hayat Institute).