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... Sindhi nationalism . Further- more , as stated already , its social extent was extremely limited . Con- cretely , this can be understood clearly from the example of the second Hur movement in the 1940s . Few people realise that this ...
... Sindhi nationalism . Further- more , as stated already , its social extent was extremely limited . Con- cretely , this can be understood clearly from the example of the second Hur movement in the 1940s . Few people realise that this ...
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... Sindhi people's honeymoon with the Peo- ple's Party government it was over- looked by most Sindhis that the Con ... Sindhi Prime Minister and a Sindhi majority cabinet in the province . It empathized with the Baloch struggle and stressed ...
... Sindhi people's honeymoon with the Peo- ple's Party government it was over- looked by most Sindhis that the Con ... Sindhi Prime Minister and a Sindhi majority cabinet in the province . It empathized with the Baloch struggle and stressed ...
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... Sindhi people can be gauged from the figures on female literacy in the 1981 population census : 42.2 per cent for urban Sind ( largely non- Sindhi ) ; only 5.2 per cent for rural Sind ( almost all Sindhi ) . When a people voluntarily ...
... Sindhi people can be gauged from the figures on female literacy in the 1981 population census : 42.2 per cent for urban Sind ( largely non- Sindhi ) ; only 5.2 per cent for rural Sind ( almost all Sindhi ) . When a people voluntarily ...
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