Sindh History (8th November)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (8th November)

Research by Dr Dur Muhammad Pathan

BIRTHS: 8th November

1. Swami Premdas Gujarmal Nathani (Saint/1910), 2. Menghraj Talreja (Social Worker/1928 ), 3. Mahir Kachhelvi (Boota/Writer/1935), 4. Amar Jalil (Rohri/Writer/1936), 5. Utam Talrija (Rohri - New Delhi/Writer/1936), 6. Sarfraz Sadaf (Shikarpur/Writer/1949), 7. Razak Brohi (Thul/Poet/1960), 8. Wafa Buriro (Poet/1960), 9. Muhammad Jawan (Janibdero/Poet/1960), 10. Saeed Memon (Larkano/Poet/1968 ),

DEATHS: 8th November

1. Pir Shah Mardan Shah Kot Dhani (Pir Goth/Saint/1921), 2. Meem Noon 'Mahzoon' (Mehar/Poet/1995)

EVENTS: 8th November

Part1

1841: The Govt. of India asks Major Outram that keeping in view the ground realities in Sindh offer his openion on the treaty entered between Mir Naseer Khan and Mir Shahnawaz Khan.

1947: The rulers of Chitral and Dir sign the instrument of Accession with Pakistan.

1948: The high - power Rehabilitation Committee meeting under the chairmanship of Lt. General Muhammad Azam decides to get 40 thousand quarters constructed in Karachi within six months.

1954: To set stage for create favorable conditions for One Unit, Sindh Governor Iftkhar Mamdote dissolves Abdul Sattar Pirzado's cabinet and asks Khuhro to form Govt.

Part2

1956: West Pakistan Special Services Ordinance is promulgated so as to empower the Govt. to avail/borrow services of any Federal Govt. servant, if desires so.

1960: Freedom Fighter and close to Quaid -i- Azam, Kazi Essa has to face investigation in corruption case.

1968: It is beginning of the agitation against Ayub regime. Army is deployed in Rawalpindi to control law and order situation. All educational institutions.

1971: Not me, but Military Court to decide about Mujeeb, China will surely intervene if India attacks Pakistan, says Gen.Yahya

1973: Pakistan quit CENTO.

1974: My Govt. will not accept to make Karachi and Bahawalpur separate provinces, say Z.A.Bhutto.

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Sindh History (7th November)

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (7th November) Research by Dr Dur Muhammad Pathan

BIRTHS:

Sir Haji Abdullah Haroon (Karachi/Freedom Fighter & Indusrialist/1872), Kirshan Khatwani (Tharoshah > Indore/Fiction writer/1927), Dr. Murlidhar Jetli (Hyderabad > New Delhi/Scholar/1930), Dildar Sanjrani (Shikarpur/Journalist/1945), Mahesh Advani (Bombay/Writer/1955), Abdul Jabbar Buriro (Mirpur Buriro/Artist/1979)

DEATHS: Imam Bux ‘Sabir’ Jatoi (New Jatoi/Poet & Politician/1938), Syed Ali Shah (Poet/1973), Abdul Ghafoor Ansari (Writer/1974), Syed Abid Ali Shah (Kandyaro/Freedom Fighter/1977)

EVENTS: 1854: Captain Goldsmid, Assistan Commissioner for Jageers prepare statement showing the result of inquires made into the claims to 42 charitable grants payable in cash in Shikarpur Collectorate. This be kept in mind that Talpur Government had granted money and grain Allowances to Syeds of Shikarpur Collectorate but, it was stopped by the British Government and Captain Goldsmid was assigned duty to conduct probe. 1931: Following sub-offices and office of the Congress Committee in Karachi are declared un-lawfull under the “Criminal Law Amendment Act” and they are raided by police: 1. Sindh Provincial Congress Committee, 2. Karachi District Congress Committee, 3. Sindh Satyagarah Council, 4. Karachi Satyagarah Council, 5. Boycott Committee, 6. Vidyarath Mandal, 7. Gujrati Kumar Sang, 8. Naujawan Bharat Sabha, 9. Karachi Vidyarthi Samagan, 10.Rashtrya Istri Mandal. 11.Shewak Dal. 1948: Sindh Hari Committee in its meeting of Working Committee held at Hyderabad demands introducing ‘Sindh Tenancy Act’ in Sindh Assembly and publication of ‘Masuod Report’ without fail. 1957: A big procession is taken out in Peshawar against imposition of One-Unit. 1963: Jamait-i-Islami is behind students’ trouble in Punjab, says Amir Muhammad Khan, Governor West Pakistan. 1968: I believe Pakistan as a reality and I honour her status & independence. Azad Pakhtonistan is not my political aim, says Khan Abdul Ghaffar Khan. 1973: In Tashkant Ayoob was ready to compromise on integrity and solidarity of Pakistan, says Z.A.Bhutto.

Sindh History (6th November )

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (6th NOVEMBER)

6th November

BIRTH DATES

Hatim Alvi (Karachi/Freedom Fighter/ birth 6th November 189

Dr. Chetan Bhambhani (Pad Eidan - Ajmir/Social Worker/ birth 6th November 1919)

A.G.N.Kazi (Scholar/ birth 6th November 1919)

Nazir 'Ramz' (Chak/Poet/ birth 6th November 1960),

Saeed Memon (Poet/ birth 6th November 1968 )

Madhosh Bhutto (Baguldero/Poet/ birth 6th November 1969),

'Ghamghen' Zafar (Garhi Chakar/Poet/ birth 6th November 1997)

DEATH DATES

1. Mir Suleman Suhrab Khan (death November 6th 1869),

2. Moulana Muhammad Ismail (Ferozshah/Religious Scholar/ death 6th November 1917).

EVENTS

1838: East India Co. Govt military officers have started wandering Sindh for their national interests. John Ramsay, Assistant Quarter Master - General and Lieutenant Trerhire, Assistant Commanding General proceeds to Ghorabari.

1841: Lieutenant Terry completes the survey of Shikarpur.

1854: Sindh Commissioner orders that Dharamshalas/Musafirkhanas be provided along with the direct route from Kotri to Fatehpur and onwards to Larkana.

1858: The Govt. of Bombay sends its Circular No.3140 to Sindh Commissioner and asks him to follow it and ensure the freedom of religion in Sindh. The British Gout. of India was interested in the freedom of Islam or Hinduism, but in fact it was procting preaching of their own religion.

1920: A big public meeting is held at Nawabshah by the District Khilafat Committee. Speakers ask people to part in politics as it is our national and religious duty to protect the interests of people and motherland.

1939: In the course of its editorial, the Daily Al - Waheed condemn the Sindh Govt. 's policy and the role of some Hindu Newspapers regarding the Masjid Manzalgah issue and demand immediate and unconditional release of Seth Muhammad Ismail, Atta Muhammad and Hafiz Abdul Hamid recently arrested in connection with Masjid Restoration movement.

1947: Eighty thousand refugees reach Pakistan by foot, 3500 by train and 7000 by Motor transport.

1948: In its meeting held at Hyderabad, with Comrade Hyder Bux Jatoi in chair, the Hari Party approves its constitution.

Sindh History (5th November )

SINDH IN HISTORY TODAY (5th NOVEMBER)

5th November

BIRTH DATES

1. Kouromal Chandanmal (Bhirya/Educationst & Writer/ birth 5th November 1844),

2. Kazi Khuda Bux (Moro/ First Muslim Mayor of Karachi / birth 5th November 1895

3. Parial Larik (Folklore Poet/ birth 5th November 1899)

4. Arjun Sikayal (Sadhoja - Ulhasnagar/Poet/ birth 5th November 1919),

5. Karim Bux 'Ghayal' (Naudero/Poet/ birth 5th November 1919),

6. Afzal Misrpuri (Poet/ birth 5th November 1932),

7. Ghulam Rabani Agro (Writer/ birth 5th November 1933),

8. Rabdino 'Salim' Mahesar (Sarfo/Poet/ birth 5th November 1947),

9. Fatah Salih Kakepoto (Bajara/Writer/ birth 5th November 1961),

10. Niaz Tunio (Gongo Tunio/Writer/ birth 5th November 1970),

11. Murlidhar Sukhwani (Mannani - Ahmadabad/Poet/ birth 5th November 1921)

DEATH DATES

1. Moulana Taj Muhamood Amroti (Religious Scholar and Freedom Fighter/ death 5th November 1929),

2. Comrade Ali Muhammad Abbasi (Valid/Politician & Journalist/ death 5th November 1961),

3. Moulana Mir Muhammad Jatoi (Larkano/Religious Scholar/ death 5th November 1971)

4. Wali Bux Rajar (Khai/Poet/1983),

5. Asif Mithiani (Poet/ death 5th November 2009)

EVENTS

1947: East and West wings of Pakistan are connected by Wireless system.

1948: Mian Iftkhar Mamdote (Chief Minister West Punjab), Mian Mumtaz Doultana and Malik Feroz Khan Noon, all from Punjab, meet Governor - General of Pakistan and discussed Agricutural Reforms proposal so as interests of their Class be protected.

1965: Security Council of the U.N.O adopts a resolution proposing some other methods to resolve Indio - Pak crisis relating to Kashmir and Watered Sources.

1920: Sindh observes 'Councils Boycott Day' on the call of the Sindh Khilafat Committee. Public meetings are held by party's branches and people are advised not to cast vote in election.

1939: Capitalist (Haji Abdullah Haroon) and Feudal (Khuhro) are trying to avoid leadership of the Masjid Manzalgah Movement on its turning point and later on (Middle Class) Sheikh Wajid is put to head the agitation as Dictator. Today, Al - Wahid asks Capitalist and Feudal Class (representatives) to take leadership in their hands.

1940: Sindh Congress organizes 'Hindu - Muslim Unity Conference at Nawabshah. It is presided over by Moulana Abdul Karim Chishti of Shikarpur. He, Moulana Muhammad Sidiq of Khada and Hakim Fatih Muhammad Sehwani, all of Jamiat -ul- Ulema Sindh were religious leaders those opposed agitation strategy to resolve Masjid Manzalgah issue.

Sindh History (4th November)

SINDH IN HISOTRY TODAY (4th November) Research by Dr Dur Muhammad Pathan BIRTHS:- Muhammad Ibrahim Khan (Minster in KhairpurMirs Government/ 1874), GurdherLal “Gareja” (Shaikharpur> Mumbai/1931 ), Moulvi Hafiz Muhammad Isamil (Khudo Karachi/Religious Scholar, Politician & Founder of Al-Sadiq/1940), Muhammad QasimPathar Sindhi (Writer & Political Activist/1942), GulFaqirMallah (Kumb/Folklore Poet/1945), Syed Hyder Abbas (Larkano/Journalist/1952), IqbalBukhari (Longani Sharif/Poet/1966), HussainChingni (Miandad/Writer/1967), Mansoor Mari (Moulvi Abdullah/Poet/1973) DEATHS:-Qazi Ali Muhammad(Rohari/Local Politician/1946), Noor Halai(Poet/1982), Abdul KarimPali (Atta Muhammad Pali/Politician & Poet/1991) EVENTS:- 1840: On the instructions and directions of Colonel Outram, Seth NaumalHotchand has reached at Mirpurkhas to keep eye on activities of Mir Sher Muhammad-Ruler of that area. He wants to visit the court of Mir Sahib but is refused. However, with the help of DiwanChatursing he gets chance of interview with Mir Sher Muhammad. 1844: Agha Khan’s memorial about his pension is transmitted by the Bombay Government to the Government of India for consideration. Agha Khan has stated that his pension has been stoped from the time he left Bombay for Persian tour. 1850: Sons of Mir Muhammad Khan Talpur are allowed to adjust the shares of their Jageers in Hyderabad and Shikarpur districts. 1956: Israel’s attack on Egypt is strongly condemned in country. Government is asked to quit Baghdad Pact and Common Wealth. Processions are taken out in big cities. 1971: India has never wished the destruction of Pakistan, Indian Prime Minister Indira Gandhi tells Richard Nixon in meeting in Washington. 1991: Supreme Court upholds High Court’s decision validating dissolution of assemblies. 1992: Benazir Bhutto congratulates President Bill Clinton on his election and assures to work with him for world peace.