Sindh

Sukkur in Archives: Sakhar, or Sukkur as commonly written but pronounced as the former had been a town situated on the right bank of the Indus, and part of Sind province even before the British India. It commanded the trade of Sind, and the river was once crossed by a cantilever bridge carrying the North-Western [...]

The land of Sind has a hoary past with some of the most striking episodes in history having occurred in its bosom. It has given a slightly different variation of its name to our neighbouring country and to the religious majority of its inhabitants. Both the words India and Hindu are derived from Sindhu, which, [...]

Nawabshah is located in the centre of Sindh, 4 hours drive from Karachi, along the left bank of River Indus near Sakrand Tehsel, Pakistan. It is often known as the Heart of Sindh. Nawabshah is famous for sugarcane and banana production. Its climate is hot and dry.But some time fall in -04 celcius Nawabshah has [...]