Sindh History (6th February)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (6th February)

6th February

 BIRTH DATES

Swami Budhraj (Larkano/Saint & Poet/1897),

“Dural’ Lohar (Arija/Poet/ Uncle of Dr. Dur Muhammad Pathan/1907),

Ramesh ‘Shewak’ (Tayab > Ahmadabad/Musician/1939),

 ‘Ghamkhwar’ Brohi (Poet/1952),

Lal Pujabi (Ulhasnagar/Poet & Singer/1952),

 Tanwer Junijo (Mithi/Writer/1953),

Kishin Chand (Khairpur > Ahmadabad/Writer & Artist/1956),

Jamshed Laghari (Bebrk Laghari/Writer/1963),

 Saeeda Sahto (larkano/Radio Announcer/1985).

 

DEATH DATES

  Abdullah Soomro (Tharo Shah/Painter/1956),

Sadanand Tolani (Writer/1971),

 Altaf Abbasi (Poet/1978),

 Rahi Channa (Johi/Poet/1997),

Ali Muhammad ‘Majrooh’ (Khair Muhammad Panhwar > Karachi/Poet/1997),

 Faiz Panhwar (Malkani/Writer/2001),

 Saleem Bachani (Tando Allahyar/Poet/2013).

 

EVENTS

1857: The Forest Ranger in Sindh makes complaint to the Commissioner that a lage part of the Unarpur and Mehrabpur forests had been destroyed under the directions of the Collector Hyderabad and on account of the permission given to the Zamindars to cultivate within the forest limits. He requests for prohibiting the Collector for such an act.

1933: In the Assembly Sir Harry Haig is bombarded with series of questions related to the release of Mahatma Gandhi. The home member maintained that release of Gandhi is related to the policy of Congress regarding Non-co-operation Movement. 

1969: Begum Nusrat Bhutto withdraws petition challenging Z.A.Bhutto’s detention by Ayub regime.

1970: Pakistan and the Soviet Union concludes a trade agreement providing for exchange of goods upto nearly Rs.11o million each way during 1970.

1976: General Zia-ul-Haq is appointed army chief.

1979: Supreme Court held the High court decision and rejected Z.A.Bhutto’s appeal. Chief Justice Anwar-ul-Haq announced the decision given by majority judges. It was a split verdict of four to three. Justice Safdar Shah, Justice Durab Patel and Justice M.Haleem acquitted Bhutto.

1989: Nawab Akbar Bugti is sworn in as Chief Minister of Baluchistan.

1996: The MQM asks its party men to go into hiding.

Sindh History (5th February)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (5th February)

5th February


 BIRTH DATES

Moulana Ahmad Charan (Nihal Charan/Religious Scholar & Freedom Fighter/1902),

Ali Bux Soomro (Shikarpur/Writer/1946),

Gobindram Abichandani (Naushero Feroz > Ajmir/Social worker/1941),

 Dr. Muhammad Yar Khuhawar (Shahdadkot/Scientist/1948),

Sawan Sindhi (Tando Ghulam Ali/Poet/1966),

 Abdul Mubin Shoro(Chhato Madarani/Writer/1968),

Ayaz Amar (Sujawal/Writer/1977),

Musafir Halepoto (Phakara/Poet/1978),

Khushboo Sindhi (Bajara/Writer/1980),

Abdul Basit ‘Anbar’ (Shikarpur/Poet/1980),

Hazoor Bux Mahran Malik (Muhammad Salih/Poet/1982),

Nandlal Menghwar (Misri Shah/Writer/1984),

Jaffar Shahani (Writer/1986),

Azad Ansari (Khairpur/Poet/1986),

 Amar Sahir (Nau Kot/Poet/1988).

 Ahmad Shakir (Mehar/Poet/1997).



DEATH DATES

  Ahmad Chagla (Karachi/Composer of Music for National Anthem of Pakistan/1953),

Qazi Gul Muhammad (Mari/Poet/1968)



EVENTS

   1843: Major Outram writes to Charles Napeir from Off Naushera Feroz that Perhaps Mir Rustam Khan’s party have gone to seek refuge with, and assistance from Mir Sher Muhammad of Mirpur; and it is likely they will assemble number of Balochis , and that the Mirpur men may join him, also some of the Hyderabad Mirs might do so; also, if you march down in that direction, we may look out for disturbance, and possibly you may meet the opposition; but if they do go to extremities, rather than submit to our terms, their mode of w3arfare would be, I should suppose, laying waste the country, looting our camels, and cutting off your foragers.
1947: The Central Assembly of India, by 61 to 16 votes, rejected the Muslim League adjourned motion on the punitive fines and barbarous and mediaeval practice of taking hostages, imposed on the Nanidhar tribe.
1979: Begum Nusrat Bhutto is detained at her residence. PPP workers are arrested at large scale. All this indicate that stage is being set to hang Z.A.Bhutto very soon.
1914: Kachhi Memon Debating Society of Karachi demands Books by Himayat-ul-Islam of Lahore, and translated by Mirza Kalich Beg be included in the scheme of education, in Sindh, for Muslim students.
1920: Eighty-six Pirs and Religious scholars of Sindh meet at Hyderabad. The meeting condemned the Government for its high handedness and misuse of powers to curb Khilafat workers and movement. Withdrawal of cases against workers is also demanded. It is decided to hold Khilafat Conference in Larkano, in February.
1933: The meeting of the Working Committee of the Sindh Azad Conference is held. It is decided that Pir Ali Muhammad Shah Rashdi will be responsible for collecting and writing Briefing Material and other literature for creating awareness and getting support in the case for separation of Sindh from Bombay Presidency.
1942: One hundred and twenty-six join Muslim League in Banguldero. The public meeting is addressed by Hakim Obedullah. The function is followed by the meeting of the branch, in which Moulvi Ghulam Yahya is elected as the Secretary of the branch1969: President Ayub writes to Nawabzada Nasrullah requesting him to invite politicians on his behalf and he will be available to start talks.

Good Day

Dr. Pathan wishes you Good Day.
[ People are always talking about their secrecy and privacy, but nothing is secret and nothing is personal. Therefore, except you Self, your every thing is open.
Dear! Except you everybody knows that you are beauty & love and vision & wisdom. Don't be reserve to extent that you can't play your role as an ideal and role-model. Otherwise, your secrecy and privacy will throw you before wolves of hatred and discrimination, and neither you can avail love & beauty, nor can share your vision & wisdom.]
لوڪان لڪي لوڪ سدا پر تون تان آھين ظاهر يار ظھور,
لڪڻ جي نہ لالڻ ڪر تون آھين منهنجئ محبت جو مور,
تون تان دوا آھين دلين جي جن کي ٿيو نينهن بنا ناسور,
تنهنجو هجڻ ھت ضرور, آھي سرت سلام سونهن سميت.

Sindh History (4th Feruary)

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SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (4th February)

4th February

 BIRTH DATES

Pir Bux ‘Farooqi’ (Farooqabad/Poet/1897),

Dr.Ali Akbar Dhakan (Panhwar/Economist/1940),

Akbar Addeb (Writer/1946), Hajan ‘Hubdar’ Mahar (Panhwari/Poet/1946),

 Zahid Malah (Poet/1949), Ashfaq Ansari (Larkano/Writer/1953),

 Gurdas ‘Ajay’ (Rajkot/Writer/1954),

Kausar Memon (khairpur/Writer/1956),

Muhammad Hussain Suhail (Larkano/Journalist/1959),

 Muhammad Qasim Memon (Writer/1959),

Gul Hassan Lakho (Haji Ahmad Lakho/Poet/1961),

Akhtar Rind (Mir Rind/Poet/1966),

Nalini Mitho Mahesar (Gahi Mahesar/Poet/1968),

 Mumtaz Channo(Wad Bhagia/Poet/1973),

 ‘Bewas’ Riaz Jalbani (Dital Jalbani/Poet/1975),

Qurban Khushk (Muhammad Khan Khushk /Journalist/1977),

 ‘Mazloom’ Mangrio (Muhammad Amin Mangrio/Poet/1977),

Abdullah ‘Shuja’ Tigar (Larkano/Poet/1977),

Sanaullah ‘Atiq’ Chinjni (Chijni/Poet/1981), Amar Ayaz Mahar (Sukkur/Poet/1983).

 

DEATH DATES

  Muhammad Faqir Khatyan (Suleman Khatyan/Saint & Poet/1941),

Pir Muhammad ‘Piyasi’ (Mirpur Sakro/Poet/1982),

Mirza Akmal Beg (Hyderabad/Poet/1982),

Jam Sanaullah Mahessar (Rafiq Mahesar/Politician/2005).

 

EVENTS

  1843: sir Charles Napier in his letter, dispatched to Major Outram writes that:’ Sobdar (Mie) has joined the others, (and I have told his Vakeel that) if I found him and his 5,000 men in the field, I would treat them as enemies. He is afraid of the vaunting chiefs prancing round him…. I respect (Mir) Ali Murad, and (Mir) Roostam’s son and nephew, more than the rest,

they have all taken decided part.’

1927: Shapurji Saklatwalla, the famous Parsi Communist and sitting member of the British House of Commons reaches Karachi from England.

1933: Reviewing the Indian problem, Sir Samuel Hoare says: ‘ We have no intention of abdicating responsibilities and we are certainly shall not report the Irish precedent. While we are prepared to support the cause of Indian Self-Government we are certainly not going to sacrifice British or Imperial interests’.

1934: Bazim-i-Adab, Karachi, organizes poetic sitting at Karachi.

1935: Sir Cowasjee and Diwan Lalchand Nawalrai move their amendments, while participating in debate on the Joint Select Committee’s Report on Indian Constitutional Reforms, in Indian Legislative Assembly. 

1948: In UNO Security Council, USA and Argentina support Pakistan’s demand for a neutral administration and impartial plebiscite in Kashmir. 

1965: All Parties Students’ Action Committee reiterates its stand that province-wise students’ strike will continue till the acceptance of their demands.

1969: West wing of DCA (Opposition parties) in its extraordinary session at Lahore, decides to continue the struggle till the acceptance of their 8-point demand in Tokyo.

1971: PIA to operate inter-wing flights via Sri Lanka due to Indian’s ban on over flights of Pakistan’s aircrafts.

1978: Eighty- Nine references against PPP ex-MNA’s including Begum Nusrat Bhutto are filled in tribunal.

1990: MQM blames PPP Government for Hyderabad riots.

1995: Twenty people die in Karachi.

Sindh History (3rd February)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (3rd February)

3rd February


 BIRTH DATES

1. Muhammad Hussain 'Kashif' (Tando Allahyar/Poet/1930),

 2. Hemraj Nagwani (Naushero Feroz – New Delhi/Writer/1931),

 3. Bagwan Balwani (Mirpurkhas - Ajmir/Social Worker/1935),

4. Tikam Aftab (Muhabat Dero/Writer/1935),

5. Hargoband Manskhani (Karachi- Mumbai/Stage Director/1947),

6. Tulsi Rachndani (Karachi - Ahmadabad/Singer/1948),

 7. 'Shahzado' Shaikh (Khai/Poet/1949),

8. Sankar Molvani (Writer/1951),

9. Usman Abbasi (Chanhiani/Writer/1960),

10. Muhammad Ali Pathan (larkano/Poet/1962),

11. Inam Shaikh (Larkano/Writer/1962),

12. Ashraf Amar Lashari (Johi/Poet/1971),

 13. Saeen Bux Khaskhili (Padhrio Form/Writer/1978)

EVENTS

1832: British Political Agent, Colonel Pottenger proceeds to Khairpur after getting permission for his visit. He has to discuss and finalize treaty of friendship with Khairpur Govt.
1839: Consequent upon the capture of Manora by British, agreement is signed and the city of Karachi is handed over to British troops. Seth Naumal's elder brother helps invaders in selecting spot for encampment of troops and plain between town and the Ram (now Aram) Bagh is selected for that purpose.
1928: It is the eve of arrival of Simon Commission in India, and Sindh is observing hartal today.

1964: Foreign Minister, Z. A. Bhutto presents Pakistan's case regarding Kashmir dispute in the Security Council of the UNO.
1967: Pakistan lodges a strong protest with Indian Govt. on shooting down of an unarmed civilian aircraft of Pakistan.
1971: Shaikh Mujeeb deplores blowing up of hijacked Indian Plane by Kashmiri hijackers in Lahore. Whereas, Z. A. Bhutto supports and wants to assist those Kashmiris.
1973: Opposition walks out over the Speaker's Ruling against former President Yahya Khan's trial.
1992: Qaim Ali Shah, ex - Chief Minister of Sindh, demands Governor Rule for Sindh and trial of Jam Sadiq for sedition.

Sindh History (2nd Feruary)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (2nd February)
BIRTHS:
2nd Feburary
1. Bekas (Rohri/Saint Poet/ 1859),
2. Kavi Sant Pahlajram ( Khahi/Saint Poet/ 1900),
3. Syed Ali Akbar Shah (Mehar/Freedom fighter, poet & social worker/ 1901),
3. Ghulam Hussain Jalbani (Scholar/ 1914),
4. Kazi 'Ada' (Larkano/Writer/ 1939),
5. Noor Hussain Baloch (Atal Muradani/Journalist/ 1942),
6. Nisar Hussaini (Writer & Publisher/ 1943),
7. Hussam Soomro (Bachal Soomro/Journalist/ birth 2nd February 1944),
8. Mushtaq Arain (Digri/Journalist/ 1948 ),
9. Shah Muhammad 'Shahan' (Badah/Poet/1950),
10. Juman Hakro (Khahi/Poet/ 1950),
11. Kehar Shoukat (Agani/Writer/ 1952),
12. 'Souz' Jalbani (Poet/ 1961),
13. Zahid Noon (Shikarpur/Journalist/ 1965)
14. Abdul Razaq Channo (Ratodero/Journalist/1969),
15. Sikandar Abbasi (Moro/Poet/ 1974),
16. Naseer Mugheri (Chandio Mugheri/Katib/1989).

DEATHS: 2nd Feburary
1. Moulana Abdul Ghaffor 'Maftoon' (Hamayoon/Religious Scholar & Poet/ 1918 ),
2. Hafiz Muhammad Hayat Sidiqui( 1921),
3. Allama Ghulam Umar Jatoi (Sono Jatoi/Religious Scholar/ 1935),
4. Muhammad Hashim 'Mukhlis' (Poet & Journalist & Freedom Fighter/ 1936),
5. Hidayatullah Shah (Khahi/Poet/ 1942),
6. Kazi Khuda Bux (Moro/ First Muslim Mayor of Karachi Municipal Corporation/1944),
7. Noor Muhammad 'Nooral' Mari (Kathore/Poet/1991).

EVENTS: 2nd February
1931: The meeting of like - minded muslim politicians is held in Karachi with Shaikh Abdul Majeed Sindhi in chair.The Sindh Azad Party is founded with Haji Mir Muhammad Baloch as President, Muhammad Ramzan Sidiq as Secretary and Haji Ali Muhammad Akhund as its Treasure. Later on this party played vital role in creating public awareness about the separation of Sindh from Bombay Presidency.
1934: Syed Miran Muhammad Shah, Chairman of the Working Committee of Sindh Azad Conference, submits Memorandum in favour of the Sindh separation before the Dow Committee. Dow Committee's proceedings are available with Gul Hayat Institute.
1935: Muhammad Ayub Khuhro presents resolution in the Larkana District Local Board recommending Letter of Appreciation for the president of Taluka Kambar Local Board on account of managing repair of heavy rain - damaged road to ensure the safe crossing of the Governor of Bombay on this date

Sindh history (1st February)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (01st February)
1st February
BIRTH DATES
1. Moulan Ahmad Malah (Kandi/Religious Scholar, Poet & Freedom Fighter/1877),
2. Muhammad Hashim Gazdar (Karachi/Politician/1895),
3. Saqib Mangi (Writer/1930),
4. Usman 'Ajiz' (Mehar Vesar/Poet/1934),
5. Bulchand 'Kamal' (Sukkur - Poorbandar/Poet/1938)
6. Qurban Ali 'Saqi' (Karondi/Poet/1940),
7. Moulana Abdul Razaq Channo (Bahawal Shah/Moulvi/1942),
8. Akhtar Shah Bukhari (Mathelo/Journalist/1947),
9. Ramesh Choudhri (Mumbai/Stage Actor/1951),
10. Ghulam Sarwar 'Saif' (Poet/1953),
11. Sufi Muhammad Alim Shar (Rasoolpur/Poet/1953),
12. Jaat Muhammad Unis (Chunaro/Journalist/1958),
13. Sujag Sindhi (Poet/1958),
14. Hussain Bux Ridu (Sonharo/Poet/1960)
15. Abbas Kumbhar (Mehar/Writer/1960),
16. Gohar Sindhi (Rustam/1961),
17. Irshad Rahi (Poet/1962),
18. Shabir Siyal(Suleman Khero/Poet/1962),
19. Murad Baloch (Esa Baloch/Journalist/1963),
20. Manzoor Abro (Chhato Wahan/Painter/1965),
21. Khalid Faroqi (Kashmore/Poet/1966),
22. Bashir Thebo (Talpur Wada/Writer/1967),
23. Rauf Chandio (Bhanbho Chandio/Journalist/1978),
24. Ghulam Rasool Soomro (Shadan/Writer/1969),
25. Zulfkar 'Parwano' (Dubi/Poet/1971),
26. Wahid Malah (Aleem/Poet/1972),
27. Sikandar Abbasi (Moro/Writer/1974),
28. Hafiz Ahmad 'Zaheen' (Sobho Magsi/1975),
29. Khadim Dahote (Khairpur/Social Worker/1977),
30. Muktiar Panhwar (Daud Panhwar/ Writer/1978)
31. Riazat Bhutto (Shikarpur/Writer/1977),
32. Azad Langah (Shikarpur/Journalist/1977),
33. Manzoor 'Raz' Sitai (Poet/1978),
34. Wahab Jarwar (Khan Wahan Naudero/ Journalist & Writer/1983),
35. Zahid Dahot (Khairpur/Poet/1984),
36. Ahmad Bux Soomro (Radi/Poet/1908),
37. Wazir Ali Soomro (Soonmiani/Writer/1941).
38. Roshan Shaikh (Pir Hajan Shah/Poet/1982),
39. Syed Akbar Shah (Dar Maluk Shah/Poet/1943)

EVENTS
1923: A public meeting is held by the Sindh Jamiat -ul- Ulema, District Sukkur branch at Sukkur. Moulana Din Muhammad Wafai and Moulana Ahmad Ali Lahori are principal speakers. Public is asked to take part in the freedom movement and follow the Islam religiously.
1931: The branch of Sindh Azad Party is started at Chhatan Shah, Sakrand. Moulvi Shafi Muhammad Shah is elected as the President; whereas Moulvi Muhammad Paryal and Mian Muhammad Hassan are elected Secretary and Treasurer. Sindh Azad Party was established by Shaikh Abdul Majeed Sindhi with Aims & Object to popularise the cause of the separation of Sindh from Bombay Presidency. The party had so many branches in length and breadth of Sindh and party’s political contribution has been documented by the Gul Hayat Institute.
1955: Common -Wealth Prime Ministers' Conference support to Turko - Pak and Turo - Iraq Defense arrangements as a basis for the proposed security network for the Middle East.
1956: Urdu & Bengali will be state languages, Premier announce in the Constituent Assembly.
1969: Anti - Ayub Govt. processions are taken out in various cities of East and West. Ayub Khan, while addressing the Nation promises talks with politicians.
1971: Indian Govt. refuses to accept hijackers' demands. Passengers along with Crew are sent to India; however, Indian aero plane is blown up.1990: Hyderabad death toll rises to 14 despite curfew.