Sindh History (5th March)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (5th March)

5th March

 BIRTH DATES

Kazi Mian Abdul Rehman (Kotri/Religious Scholar/ Born 5th March 1872),

Shaikh Abdullah ‘Abid’ (Karachi/Poet/ Born 5th March 1910),

 Syed Hajan Shah ‘Hamwatan’ (Sita Road/Poet/ Born 5th March 1913),

 Soofi Muhammad Yousif (Nasirabad/Poet/ Born 5th March 1930),

 Muhsan Larkanvi (Miranpur/Poet & Politician/ Born 5th March 1930),

 ‘Dargahi’ Merani (Hunbah/Poet & Singer/ Born 5th March 1942),

 Muneer Manik (Naushero Feroz/Journalist & Writer/ Born 5th March 1943),

Syed Rashid Morai (Jonano/Poet/ Born 5th March 1944)

,Umed Ali Solangi (Bulhreji/Folklore poet/ Born 5th March 1951),

 Khaliq Qazi (Nasrpur/Journalist & Political activist/ Born 5th March 1954),

 Ashok Chanchlani (Barya/Acter/ Born 5th March 1959),

 Nazir Hayat (Sehwan/Poet/ Born 5th March 1960),

Anees ‘Gul’ Abbasi (Larkano/Poet/ Born 5th March 1961),

 Abdul Razaq Dero (Larkano/Social & Political activist/ Born 5th March 1963),

 Aakash Kandhro (Malook Tunio/Artist & Political activist/ Born 5th March 1963),

Abdul Sattar ‘Shad’ Wasan (Pir Gado/Poet/ Born 5th March 1969),

 Muhammad Juryal Chandio (Hamzo Chandio/Folklore Poet/ Born 5th March 1971),

 Ali Ghulam ‘Aasi’ (Faqir Umar Junijo/Poet/ Born 5th March 1975),

 Abdul Majeed ‘Aas’ Babur (Hur Camp Johi/Poet/ Born 5th March 1977),

 Mumtaz Phul (Poet/ Born 5th March 1982).
NOTE: Following were born on 5th of March, but their Birth Years are not recorded in my files:

 Abdul Malik Khoso ,

 Ali Hassan Brohi

, Anees Joyo,

 Asghar Kandhro,

Dr. Qadir Bux,

 Intzar Chhlgri,

 Liaquat Nohri,

Muhammad Ali Brohi,

 Muhammad Mataro Hingoro,

 Sajid Sindhi,

 Shuja Mahesar,

 Zafar Hussain Chachar,

DEATH DATES

Mir Faiz Muhammad (Khairpur/Ruler/ Death 5th March 1909),

 Ahmad Chagla (Karachi/ Death 5th March 1953),

 Sarkash Sindhi (Larkano/Poet/ Death 5th March 2012).

EVENTS

1836: Assistant Surgeon Hathorn who was deputed to take medical care of Mir Noor Muhammad, is recalled from Sindh. Colonel Potenger, Political Agent in Sindh requests and suggests his Government that this act can be taken by Mir Noor Muhammad in another way. On this day and date Potenger also informs MunshiJethanan that Bombay merchants have been disturbed by Sindhi people. Therefore Sindh Government may issue orders not to interfere with their boats .
1837: Captain Carless arrives at Karachi and received by Seth Naomal.
1906: The Sindh Branch of British Empire League is formed at Karachi. It remained active for years and worked for creating loyalty for the British in masses.
1916: Very active NGO ‘Karachi Social Service League’ celebrates its first anniversary. The function is presided over by Prof.Shahani, Patron of the League. Other participants include Jethmal Parsram (Eminent Writer), Wadhumal; LalchandAmardinomal (Eminent Writer); Seth GidumalFatihchand,;ShamdasGidwani (Secretary of the NGO); Bheromal Lekhraj; Dr.Khubchand, Dr.DoulatramAdvani; DiwanWasanmal; BheromalMaharchandAdvani (Eminent Writer), PartabsingShahani; H.Mevaram; EsardasParomal&Toormal.
1931: The Special session of the All-India Muslim Conference held at New Delhi and attended by Haji Abdullah Haroom, resolves that: “ This Conference approves the decision of the Round Table Conference that Sindh be separated from the Bombay Presidency and constituted into a separate Governor’s Province and demands that such separation should take effect prior to or simultaneously with the inauguration of the new constitution”.
1939: Mahatma Gandhi continues his fast at Rajkot, numerous messages not only from individuals but from some of the provincial governments are sent to the Viceroy to intervene.
1956: Governor-General Iskandar Mirza becomes President of Pakistan.
1977: Government decides to upgrade NED Engineering college Karachi as full-fledge university.
1995: Seventeen people including three police constables, a ranger and army personnel are killed during three days of Eid in Karachi.

Sindh History (4th March)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (4th March)
4th March
BIRTH DATES

Moulvi Haji Fazul Ahmad(Religious scholar/ Born 4th March 1904),
Gangaram Aaildas (Abji > Ajmir/Social worker/ Born 4th March 1905),
Parkash ‘Deep’ (Poet/1919), Chailal ‘Antar’(Larkano > India/Writer/ Born 4th March 1929),
Naimatullah Bhutto (Shikarpur/Journalist/ Born 4th March 1937),
Dr. Qamar Wahid (Hyderabad/Scholar/ Born 4th March 1938),
Dr.’Khadim’ Dad Muhammad Brohi ((Jacobabad/Poet & Scholar/ Born 4th March 1940),
Ali Bux ‘Asghar’ (Jacobabad/Journalist & Poet/ Born 4th March 1951),
Abdul Majid Sindhi (Baqar Khan Marri/Writer/ Born 4th March 1954),
Ishaq Ansari (Larkano/Writer/ Born 4th March 1960),
Gulshan Shaikh (Bihman/Journalst/ Born 4th March 1973),
Tabasum Shar (Gaman Khan Shar/Poet/ Born 4th March 1975),
Ayaz Danish (Badin/Poet/ Born 4th March 1982),
Iftkhar Rind (Radhan Station/Writer/ Born 4th March 1983).
NOTE: Following were also born on 4th of March, but their Birth year is not recorded in my files:
Rashid Brohi,
Manzoor Abbasi;
Pir Ghulam Mujadid Sarhandi;
Aftab Noohpoto,
Akash Sindhi;
Hubdar Jagirani;
Javaid Lark;
Abdullah Malik;
Babar Ali Bhutto;
Zishan Khoso;
Abid Kalwar;
Shaid Khaskheli;
Fareed Ahmad Bughio;
Mahrab Khan Bajeer,
Anam Ali
Tahra Jaan.
DEATH DATES
Ahmad Khan’Sheda’ (Hala/Poet/ Death 4th March 1960),
‘Aslam’ Mahesar (Muhammad Sidiq Mahesar/Poet/ Death 4th March 1964)
EVENTS
1841; Keeping in view the unsettled state of affairs at Heart and Qandhar, British Government of India decides to send to Karachi the Ordinance and Military stores and place at them at the disposal of Major Outram, their Political Agent for Lower Sindh.
1931: The settlement is arrived at between Mahatma Ghandi and the Viceroy, with the result that Civil disobedience movement is to be discontinued and certain action are to be taken by the Government and local Governments which include amnesty to persons convicted in connection with this movement, withdrawal of Ordinances etc .
1936: Sir Agha Khan warns against the formation of parties on a communal basis. While addressing gathering in Bombay, he says that he favours the rich being taxed for the benefit of poor.
1967: It is the day of resentment of Sindhi students and reaction by Hyderabad Administration. They day is celebrated as 4th Marchevery day.
1971: Complete strike is observed in East Pakistan to protest against postponement of the session of the National Assembly.
1973: Z.A.Bhutto rejects opposition’s demand to lift emergency

Sindh History (3rd March)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (3rd March)

3rd March

 BIRTH DATES

Syed Mansoor Bin Hussain (Thatto/Saint/ Born 3rd March 1561),

 Makhdoom Yar Muhammad (Born 3rd March 1737),

 Dr.Earnest Trump (Born 3rd March 1828),

 Syed Mahdi Shah (Saint/ Born 3rd March 1860),

 Muhammad Khan ‘Ghani’ (Mirpurkhas/Poet & Journalist/ Born 3rd March 1903),

 Chechandas Raisinghani (Halani > Poono/Writer/ Born 3rd March 1911),

 Soofi Muhammad Hassan Mangi (Hetam Soho/Poet & Journalist/ Born 3rd March 1930),

Ghulam Rasool ‘Masroor’ (Poet/ Born 3rd March 1930),

 Fatah Malk (Pano Aqil/Poet, Writer, Political Activist & Ex-Advocate-General Sindh/ Born 3rd March 1939),

’Dal’ Matlbani (Poet/ Born 3rd March 1949),

 Muhammad Haroon ‘Udasi’ (Motani Mahar/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1942),

Faqir Muhammad Channo (Mahmood Khan Channo/Folklore Poet/ Born 3rd March 1942),

 Faqir Shah ‘Miskeen’ Bukhari (Bori/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1942),

 Talib Machhi (Mian Waryal/Folklore Poet/ Born 3rd March 1942),

Muhammad Yousif ‘Mast’ (Poet/ Born 3rd March 1951),

 Shafi Muhammad Channo (Mahmood Channo/Folklore Poet/ Born 3rd March 1953),

Inayat Memon (Larkano/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1957),

 Muhammad Khan ‘Pardesi’ (Poet/ Born 3rd March 1958),

Nisar Ahmad Qureshi (Mian Shora/Writer & Social worker/ Born 3rd March 1958),

 Tarachand ‘Bewas’ (Poet/ Born 3rd March 1961),

 Roshan Ali Kori (Jarwar/Folklore Poet/ Born 3rd March 1962),

 Dhani Bux Sahito (Folklore Poet/ Born 3rd March 1963),

 Kaleemullah Babur (Bahawal Babur/Journalist/ Born 3rd March 1965),

Abdul Sattar Dars (Matli/ Born 3rd March 1965),

 Munawar Hussain Shaikh (Shikarpur/Journalist/ Born 3rd March 1969),

Aziz Ahmad Katpar (Naudero/Poet & Journalist/ Born 3rd March 1971),

 Muhammad Aslam Babur (Mureed Babur/Journalist/ Born 3rd March 1971),

 Maqsoom Sanagar (Dadu/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1976),

Khaki Jani (Badin/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1987),

Muhammad Yousif Bhutto (Daro/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1983),

 Zulfi Golo (Janib Ali/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1984),

 Bashir Malah (Qazi Arif/Poet/ Born 3rd March 1985),
Note: FOLLOWING FRIENDS ARE BORN ON 3rd March, but, I have no information about their Birth Years: Abbas Abassi;

 Ali Muhammad Arijo;

 Fayaz Hussai Abro;

 Fozia Naz Mangrio,

 Majid Altaf Buriro;

 Mirban Ali;

 Mohanlal Veermani;

 Rasid Daudpoto,

 Roshan Memon;

Saadullah Sundrani;

 Sagar Samijo,

 Sadarudin Jatoi,

Singer Tanveer Chandio;

 Waheed Soomro,

 Wajid Leghari

 Zahid Jamali

DEATH DATES

Mirza Nadar Beg (Hyderabad/Fiction writer/ Death 3rd March 1940).

EVENTS

1843: Charles Napier writes to Mir Sher Muhammad Khan of Mirpurkhas that’ You wrote to me, and said that you had not joined in battle against the English. I believed you, and told you to disperse your troops, and that, you would be safe. Had you done so, you would have been in no danger; but, instead of this, you are rallying the defeated Balochis; you have increased the number of troops; and unless you come to my camp at Hyderabad, and prove your innocence, I will march against you, and inflict a single punishment upon you.’
1912: Anjuman Ashraf-ul-Islam of Karachi organizes function in Old Market Chowk. It is addressed by Abubakar and Moulvi Abdul KarimDars.
1917: NGO of Karachi, ‘NawvalraiBalakVidyalaBrahmoSamaj’ holds function. Seth HarchandraiVishindas attends as its Chief Guest.
1924: Turkey abolishes ‘Khilafat’ as institution. The decision disappoints Muslims of Sindh and Hind.HoweverKhilafat Committee and Khilafat Movement existed for years in Sindh.
1935: AllamaI.I.Qazi forms ‘AnjumanTablegh Islam’ with Karachi as its Head qurter.
1943: The Legislative Assembly of Sindh resolves to opt for Pakistan. It was move from G.M.Syed and his debate speech was prepared to very much extent by AllamaI.I.Qazi. on the eve of voting 27 members were present in the session. Three non-Muslim members, namely Gokaldas, Dr.Hemandas and LalomalMotwani casted their votes against the move and all 24 Muslim Members supported the Move and they were: Shaikh Abdul Majeed Sindhi; Amir AlibLahori; Ghulam Ali Talpur; GhulamHussaiHidayatullah; Ghulam Muhammad Isran; G.M.Syed, GhulamNabi Shah; PirIllahiBux; Nawab Jam Khan Muhammad; JenabaiG.Allana; Qaisar Khan, Syed Muhammad Ali Shah; K.B.Khuhro; M.HashimGazdar; Muhammad UsmanSoomro; Muhammad YousifChandio; Noor MuhammadShah; RasoolBuxUnar; Ali GoharMahar; Shamis-u-din Barakzai and Sohrab Khan Sarki.
1947: Sindh Government constitutes a Committee with Sir Roger TomisMor as its head to investigate into problems of peasants and prepare report in this regard.MuhammadMasoodKhadaposh, NooruddinSidiqui are included as its members, and Agha Shai is its Secretary.. Agha Shahi was replaced with Gopichand later on.
1950: 3-day Hari Conference is held with G.M.Syed in Chair. It demands abolition of Jageerdari system and elects new office-bearers. They Are: HyderBuxJatoi (President), MoulviNazirHussainJatoi& Syed Shamisudin Shah (Both Vice President); Abdul QadirKhokhar (General Secretary); Ghulam Muhammad Laghari& Abdul Khaliq (Both Joint Secretaries); Moulvi Muhammad Maaz (Treasurer). The Working Committee as per election is formed with following members: GhulamHussainSoomro& Allah Jurio (From Hyderabad District), Mir Muhammad Talpur& Muhammad SaleemLeghari (Tharparkar); Noor Muhammad Palijo& Ali Muhammad Shoro (Thatto); G.M.Syed& Ali Ahmad Qureshi (Dadu); NoorullahDahraj&Osto Muhammad (Nawabshah); AlluddinSamo& Muhammad AalamMangrio (Sukkur) and MoulviAzizullahJarwar& Abdul Wahid Soomro (Larkano District).
1955: The Chief Court of Sindh grants interim stay order against the operation of the Sindh Governmenr order abolishing Jageerdari in Sindh.
1973: Joint front of eight party demands PPP Government to lift Emergency and restore democracy.

GOOD EVENING

GOOD EVENING with love, respect and regards.
Dr. Dur Muhammad Pathan
Founder, Gul Hayat Institute.
www.drpathan.com
[ CENTRAL IDEA OF MY POETRY: We all are equal in all respect. We must not doubt or challenge integrity of others When we continually ignore and disown people, those love and respect us with sincerity and devotion, we leave no option for them, except retaliation and resentments. Therefore, If we can't accept anybody, we must not avoid to respect him/her accordingly. If we can't love, we must not hate and be late in resolving issues related to association or disassociation. Dealing in relations needs care and timely decisions dully supported by honour and dignity.]
آئون پتل جو تون سون جو تان جو ٻئي هڪ جهڙا انسان,
انهئ سوچ ئي امن پيار ماڻهپي کي ڏنا وڏا وڏا نقصان,
جي جاء ڏين جئ ۾ تن جا جي ڪبا قتل امنگ ارمان,
جي چڙي پيا وڙھي پيا تہ ڪندا پوء وسنديون ويران,
ايئن نفي ڪبي روح وجود جي تہ پوء ٿيندا گهمسان,
ماڻھون مٽجي ٿين حيوان, جي تڙيا وڃن دل-در تان.

GOOD DAY

GOOD DAY with love, respect and regards Dr.Dur Muhammad Pathan Founder, Gul Hayat Institute www.drpathan.com
[ TRANSLATION OF MY POETRY: Do not be worried. You will get, what is your. Do not care about it, but dare to share and be fair in affairs of your heart & soul. To snatch or to beg is not your task. Be quite and find your self. It is your outstanding and pending assignment. Because, what you desire and require, either, love or beauty, or vision & wisdom, all this is with and within you. Try to find it, try to find self]
جو ملٹو هوندو ملندو، ونڊ پیو تون ورھاء،
وٺ نہ پن نہ ڇن تون، ڪٿ تہ ملندء جاء،
بس روح پیو ریجھاء، سرت سونھن سان

Sindh History (2nd March)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (2nd March)
2nd March
BIRTH DATES

Syed Muhammad Alim ‘Alim’ (Poet/ Born 2nd March 1889),
Sir Shahnwaz Khan Bhutto (Garhi Khuda Bux/Ex-Bombay Minister & politician/ Born 2nd March 1892),
Choharmal Hinduja (Phaka > Ajmir/Publisher & Writer/ Born 2nd March 1902),
Qazi Abdul Majeed ‘Abid’ (Sehwan/Journalist & Ex-Federal Minister/ Born 2nd March 1915),
Shaikh Ayaz (Shikarpur/Poet/ Born 2nd March 1923)
, Sughar Muhammad Punhal Shaikh (Phulpota/Folklore Poet/ Born 2nd March 1930),
Jairam Rohra (Larkano > Ulhasnagar/Writer/ Born 2nd March 1938),
Hiro Thakur (Hyderabad > Delhi/Scholar/ Born 2nd March 1943),
Vasdev Mohi (Mirpurkhas > Ahmadabad/Poet/ Born 2nd March 1944),
Dr.Gul Buledi (Larkano/Poet/ Born 2nd March 1964),
‘Wafa’ Yaseen (Piaro Araeen/Poet/ Born 2nd March 1970),
Gul Akhdam (Khan Goth/Writer & Social worker/ Born 2nd March 1973),
Aziz Solangi (Moro/Poet/ Born 2nd March 1985).
DEATH DATES
Hadi Bux ‘Miskeen’ (Poet/ Death 2nd March 1941),
Wajid ‘Naz’ (Larkano/Poet/ Death 2nd March 1995).
EVENTS
1916: Eminent writer and teacher Pahlajrai Lilaram Wasvani delivers his lecture on the topic ‘Why to change ourselves?’ . The lecture is organized by the NGO of Karachi ‘Young Amil’s Association’.
1917: The Karachi Congress Committee in its meeting resolves to offer thanks to Justice A.Rahim on his ‘Minority Report’. The party also decides to demand ban on indentured labour .
1930: Enrolment of volunteers to participate in ‘Non-c-operation Movement’ starts in Larkano. Moorsing, Gurmal and Munshi are enrolled on the spot.
1943: Muslim League Assembly Party meets at Karachi and demands protection of interests of landlords.
1945: The Daily ‘Al-Waheed’ of Karachi criticizes G.M.Syed for his attitude towards Quaid-i-Azam and his strong worded criticism on him.
1954: A Satellite town is planned in Karachi under Town expansion scheme for 120,000 persons.
1963: Border Agreement is signed between Pakistan and China.
1969: Z.A.Bhutto, while addressing a big rally in Karachi, challenges President Ayub to have a debate on Tashkent Declaration.
1971: Postponement of the National Assembly session creates resentment. Curfew is imposed in Dhaka.
1977: PNA boycotts election in Baluchistan. Demands withdrawal of army from there.

GOOD NIGHT

WISH YOU GOOD NIGHT with love respect and regards.
Dr Dur Muhammad Pathan
Founder, Gul Hayat Institute www.drpathan.com

MY POETRY:
تون کليو ڪتاب آھين پرين پاڻ ڇو ٿو پيو لڪائين؟
تون حسن و جمال آھين ڇو نہ ٿو دنيا کي ٻڌائين؟
تون دنيا سڄئ جو آھين پنهنجو فقط تون ناهين,
نهن تي تڏھن نچائين جي پاڻ سونهن ٿو سڏائين,
دلين تي حڪم هلائين, جي پاڻ کي نہ ٿو ڀائين.
TRANSLATION:
[ Dear! You are not closed book. Everybody can read you, understand you and catch you, except your good self. I have read you and in simple words can say that you are beauty & love and vision & wisdom. But, you are not ready to announce it. It is because, you are accepting everybody and avoiding to accept your Self. You are pleasing others and not your Golden Heart and Pure Soul. You give tough time to me and others, when you are proud of your vanishing beauty and age. When you find your self, you become everlasting beauty and love.]