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| ior to his posting as Director Health Services | Sindh a few years later. |
| 10 districts of Balochistan and 4 districts of | Sindh, affecting the lives of atleas 1.5 million peo |
| he regiment then carried out operations in the | Sindh against Nasar Khan. |
| down the Indus River valley to the seaports of | Sindh, an important link in the ancient Silk Road. |
| e worldwide Sindhi diaspora originate from the | Sindh, an area which now lies in modern-day Pakistan |
| ultural loans in the affected areas in Punjab, | Sindh and Khyber Pukhtunkhwa especially for small fa |
| community, and when they refused, had to flee | Sindh and settled in the Banni region of Kutch. |
| early Ansaris settled in Paat, district Dadu, | Sindh and were considered a highly educated family i |
| on 16 out of 342 seats, mainly in the interior | Sindh and lower Punjab region, or 4.78% of the total |
| caps exist including, the Sindhi cap, worn in | Sindh and the crochet topi that is often worn at Mus |
| the Jacobabad, Larkana and Sukkur districts of | Sindh and the Naseerabad district of Balochistan. |
| ancestor is said to have come originally from | Sindh, and they belonged to the Mallaah tribe. |
| im) are a Sindhi tribe of Arab origin found in | Sindh and Punjab provinces of Pakistan. |
| sic, the Sufi saints, the life of villagers in | Sindh and their folk-ways and folk-tales, and of var |
| nt authority, that the Samras had a kingdom in | Sindh and were in fact one of the two main Zamindars |
| tan Rangers (Punjab) and the Pakistan Rangers ( | Sindh) and the Mehran Force was then merged into Pak |
| antonment is the Cantonment in the province of | Sindh and is located 40km away from Sukkur, in Sindh |
| 25 members, which administered the affairs of | Sindh and included two advisers from the Council of |
| It says it is now distributing food in Punjab, | Sindh and Baluchistan provinces. |
| lood affected the entire region of Saurashtra, | Sindh and south Gujarat, and affected the upper reac |
| their trials are sung at Sufi shrines all over | Sindh, and especially at the urs of Shah Abdul Latif |
| ng vocal supporter of the Pakistan Movement in | Sindh and was said to be one of the driving forces i |
| died in Balochistan, with another 250 dead in | Sindh and 100 in the North-West Frontier Province, a |
| They claim to have been Arabs who settled in | Sindh, and then moved to Gujarat. |
| The community originated in | Sindh and migrated to Jalore in Rajasthan. |
| the house of the provincial Chief Minister of | Sindh and two five-star hotels. |
| awalpindi), Lt Gen Jehanzeb Arbab (Governor of | Sindh and Commander V Corps, Karachi), Lt Gen Iqbal |
| ying energy to the southern coastal regions of | Sindh and Balochistan, the project was undertaken wi |
| In 1839 the were sent to the | Sindh and took part in the capture of Karachi. |
| The Dafer claim to have immigrated from | Sindh, and settled in Saurashtra. |
| ity returned from Kutch to their home towns in | Sindh, and some settled empty land on the banks of S |
| llection of tombs of the ruling Talpur Mirs of | Sindh and are located in the neighbourhood of Hiraba |
| aid due to opposition from Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, | Sindh and other stakeholders, the project is no long |
| He joined the Government of | Sindh and held pivotal positions such as Secretary t |
| They are found in the provinces of | Sindh and Punjab in Pakistan and the state of Uttar |
| jas migrated to and settled in the province of | Sindh and especially in the city of Karachi. |
| ributed in the rehabilitation of refugees from | Sindh and Western Punjab. |
| is a breed of horse native to the Baluchistan, | Sindh and Punjab Provinces in Pakistan. |
| tern Punjab, the North-West Frontier Province, | Sindh and parts of Kashmir. |
| ted across Karachi, capital of the province of | Sindh and the most populous city in Pakistan. |
| owards the welfare of the Muslim population in | Sindh, and especially towards the spread of educatio |
| a maternal cousin of former Chief Minister of | Sindh Arbab Ghulam Rahim, whose mother is non-Muslim |
| ing in all the large urban sites in Punjab and | Sindh, as discussed in Section II above. |
| In 1851 he arrived in | Sindh as assistant-commissioner, and from 1855 to 18 |
| Pakistan Peoples Party did well the Punjab and | Sindh Assembles but failed to win any seats in East |
| West: Arts Council of Pakistan, | Sindh Assembly Building |
| d proposed the 1940 Pakistan Resolution in the | Sindh Assembly, which ultimately resulted in the cre |
| He was the founder of | Sindh Awami Mahaz, which went on to join the Nationa |
| ti, Sangri (Rajasthan), Jand (Punjabi), Kandi ( | Sindh), Banni (Kannada), Vanni (Tamil), Sami, Shami |
| Bar Association (1979-1980), Vice Chairman of | Sindh Bar Council (1984), Member Executive Committee |
| It was around 1855 when the commissioner of | Sindh Bartle Frere suggested to the government to co |
| redited by The British Council (PK611) and the | Sindh Board of Education. |
| for non-Muslims in the Provincial Assembly of | Sindh, but in 2011 resigned and moved to India. |
| ering not only to all areas of the province of | Sindh but also the neighboring province of Balochist |
| Tajuddin Yildoz twice tried to conquer | Sindh but Nasir-ud-Din Qabacha defeated him in 1210. |
| ed degree awarding status by the Government of | Sindh by Ordinance No. S.LEGIS:1(7)/98/-, dated 1 Ju |
| erted to Islam, at the time of the conquest of | Sindh by the Arabs, around 8th Century A.D.The Sindh |
| o Ahmedabad and from there he came to Karachi, | Sindh by train. |
| Graham was appointed as the first Governor of | Sindh by the British Government on 1 April, 1936. |
| has also served as Provincial Minister in the | Sindh Cabinet for Local Bodies and is one of the sen |
| tanis resistance collapsed and were routed and | Sindh came under British rule. |
| pier captured Manora in 1839, as part of their | Sindh campaign making it their military base of oper |
| The Karachi Golf Club was an affiliate of the | Sindh Club in 1888 and registered as an independent |
| s declared a protected heritage site under the | Sindh Cultural Heritage Act of 1994. |
| ng Association, Punjab Cycling Association and | Sindh Cycling Association. |
| s Shaheena Ishrat-ul-Ibad, wife of Governor of | Sindh Dr Ishrat-ul-Ibad Khan. |
| This bridge was inaugurated by Governor of | Sindh Dr Ishrat ul Ibad on Wednesday 4 February 2009 |
| l Rahimuddin Khan from the post of Governor of | Sindh, due to differences between the two after Khan |
| Shah Bandar was a prominent trading port of | Sindh during the Soomra and Kalhora dynasties. |
| t important archaeological discoveries made in | Sindh during the last fifty years. |
| a dynasty overtook the Sumra dynasty and ruled | Sindh during 1365-1521. |
| ar was first registered with the government of | Sindh, e.g. a car with registration AAB-001 would ha |
| o Pakistan and settled down in the Province of | Sindh, especially in Karachi. |
| 3. | Sindh Express* |
| r English dailies like The Muslim, Daily News, | Sindh Express, Financial Post, The Balochistan Expre |
| Khalid Yunus graduated from the University of | Sindh, followed by a B.Sc. degree from the Minnesota |
| joined the D.G. National College in Hyderabad, | Sindh for his education. |
| The Seven Queens were celebrated throughout | Sindh for their positive qualities: their honesty, i |
| hat stagnant pools of floodwater in Punjab and | Sindh form a breeding ground for mosquitoes, increas |
| 19 January - The | Sindh government had declared January 19 (Wednesday) |
| In May 2005, the | Sindh Government announced its intention to handover |
| The | Sindh government denationalized 21 educational insti |
| Pakistan while the facilities are provided by | Sindh Government. |
| Sindh Governor House (a.k.a Governor House Karachi) | |
| On March 27, 2004 he met with | Sindh Governor Ishrat-ul-Ibad Khan as part of a dele |
| The Government of Education - | Sindh has rated B.V.S. "The Best Private Boys School |
| s says high waters in the southern province of | Sindh have kept flood victims in tented camps where |
| o mentions and published a cartographic map of | Sindh, he mentions the geography and culture of Sind |
| While in | Sindh he served as vaccinator and inspector of drugs |
| deteriorating Law and Order situation in upper | Sindh, Headquarters Mehran Force was established in |
| In November 2005 the | Sindh Health Minister Shabbir Ahmed Qaimkhani remove |
| Judge, | Sindh High Court: 1996 & 1997 |
| mmad Chaudhry was able to make a speech to the | Sindh High Court. |
| ath of the riots Abrar Hasan, who was also the | Sindh High Court Bar Association President, held mee |
| n the 50th anniversary of establishment of the | Sindh High Court Bar Association. |
| neasy periods in Balochistan than at hiding in | Sindh, Hyderabad and Karachi at the height of milita |
| Capra aegagrus blythi ( | Sindh Ibex) |
| he state of Gujarat in India and a province of | Sindh in Pakistan. |
| ohammad bin Tughlaq made an expedition against | Sindh in 1351 AD and died at Sondha, possibly in an |
| und mainly in North India, and the province of | Sindh in Pakistan. |
| he state of Gujarat in India and a province of | Sindh in Pakistan. |
| h supplies electricity to all the districts of | Sindh in Pakistan, excluding Karachi. |
| Memons in Sri Lanka arrived from | Sindh in the 1870s. |
| ed in between present day Gujarat in India and | Sindh in Pakistan. |
| is a Muslim community of Gujarat in India and | Sindh in Pakistan. |
| unjab, North-West Frontier Province (NWFP) and | Sindh in development program areas such as habitat r |
| ni grasslands in India and the desert areas of | Sindh in Pakistan. |
| Lal Shahbaz Qalandar (the celebrated saint of | Sindh) in order to make the barren valley more inhab |
| testant church in Hyderabad in the province of | Sindh in Pakistan. |
| s Burnes, a physician who treated the Amirs of | Sindh in 1820s. |
| ndants of Maharishi Dadhichi the great king of | Sindh in Vedic period. |
| Lal Krishna Advani was born in Karachi, | Sindh, India] to Kishanchand D. Advani and Gyani Dev |
| Sindh Industrial Trading Estate (SITE) is located in | |
| ncil for Science and Technology (PCST) and The | Sindh Information Technology Board (SITB). |
| The | Sindh Institute of Skin Diseases is a 50-bed dermato |
| The | Sindh Institute of Urology and Transplantation ('SIU |
| His conquest for the Umayyads brought | Sindh into the orbit of the Muslim world. |
| While | Sindh is not present in modern India, Sindhi food is |
| Ahmed Khan (born September 20, 1952, Karachi, | Sindh is a former Pakistani cricketer who played one |
| Pakistan Rangers ( | Sindh) is governed by Ranger's Ordinance 1959 and op |
| Hiranand Khiara on September, 1917 in Thatta, | Sindh) is an eminent and famous E.N.T. (otorhinolary |
| since 1843, after the conquest of the rest of | Sindh, it is in the Thar and Jaisalmer desert, now i |
| Pagara, the leader of Sunni Sufi community of | Sindh known as Hurs. |
| Main article: | Sindh Madrasatul Islam |
| The | Sindh Manihar are still involved in the manufacture |
| r by training, he received M.B.B.S degree from | Sindh Medical College in 1986. |
| In Punjab and | Sindh members of the landed aristrocray always wore |
| He was attached to society's Punjab and | Sindh mission, which covered virtually all of presen |
| or; in 2005, Pakistan Peoples Party member and | Sindh MPA Nisar Ahmed Khuhro levelled corruption acc |
| In 1943, he became President of the | Sindh Muslim League. |
| on December 22, 1928 in his native village in | Sindh named Pir jo Goth (The Pir's Village) after hi |
| For the 2002 general elections, the | Sindh National Front (SNF), under Mumtaz Bhutto, joi |
| Sindh National Front (S.N.F.) is a political party i | |
| Sindh National Front believes that the 'provincial a | |
| ritish colonial empire and the Talpur Emirs of | Sindh near Hyderabad, Sindh, Pakistan. |
| enjo-daro (which means "mound of the dead") in | Sindh near Sukkur, and Harappa, in west Punjab south |
| Sykes's Nightjar or the | Sindh Nightjar (Caprimulgus mahrattensis) is a night |
| Alor was the ancient capital of | Sindh, now modern Rohri adjacent to Sukkur, Sindh, P |
| e Sufi Dargah of Lal Shahbaz Qalandar in Rural | Sindh of Pakistan her home. |
| y of the Intermediate Board is the Governor of | Sindh or his nominee. |
| The | Sindh originates on the Malwa Plateau in Vidisha dis |
| The Government of | Sindh oversaw a denationalization program from 1985 |
| Its real place of origin is | Sindh, Pakistan (formerly part of Hind or Hindustan |
| apier Road is situated in the city of Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan and is named after Charles Napier, t |
| located Off I. I. Chundrigar Road, Karachi in | Sindh, Pakistan . |
| dari, a Sindhi industrialist and landlord from | Sindh, Pakistan |
| ny Limited (OGDCL) Location: Qadirpur, Ghotki, | Sindh, Pakistan Completion Date: August 1995 |
| rey skyscrapers under construction in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan for residential and commercial use . |
| sea port near the modern-day city of Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan, important in the Hellenistic era in |
| A small number of Jhojha are also found in | Sindh, Pakistan, where they assimilated into other U |
| Habib Bank Plaza, located in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan, is the head office of Habib Bank. |
| akistani pop rock band that formed in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan, in 1990. |
| Ongar is a Paleolithic site located in | Sindh, Pakistan, noted for flint tools. |
| Bawany Academy is a school located in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan, where it was established by the Ais |
| Located at Karsaz Road in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan, PNS Rahat was established in 1954, |
| and recreation park located in Hyderabad City, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| ol in Gulshan-e-Iqbal Block 3 Area of Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| Pakistan Marine Academy is located at Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| Karachi Fish Harbour is located in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| Hajvairy Airlines was based in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| Karachi Cotton Exchange is located in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| hi Elevated Expressway is situated in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| Denso Hall is located in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| ri Hills are located in Gulshan Town, Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| Sawan Gas Field is a located in | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| ems (OES) is a power company based in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| Station is located in middle of the Jacobabad, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| posh Nagar neighborhood of Nazimabad, Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| V.S. Parsi High School) is located in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| andir is a Hindu temple situated in Umerkot in | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| lf Club, is a golf course situated in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| located in Block-3, Gulshan-e-Iqbal, Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| ased at Jinnah International Airport, Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| rns Road, is a street in old downtown Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| .C.C.L.), is a golf course located in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| hool - Grade 12 day school located in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| kilometers (81 miles) south of Mohenjodaro, in | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| ll Stadium, is located in Lyari Town, Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| sign: BHOJA) was an airline based in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| veyard is the only Jewish cemetery in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| cated in Karimabad of Gulberg Town in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| d Misri Shah takes place in March at Nasarpur, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| n-jo-daro is an archaeological site located in | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| or KNPC is located in Paradise Point, Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| mited is a petroleum company based in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| y station is located in middle of the Larkana, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| cent to the Landhi Industrial Area in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| tion Governmental body in Karachi, Province of | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| er plant in Thare-o-Tar town in Thar district, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| r independence in 1947 and settled in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| school located on Iqbal Shaheed Road, Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| of the principal railway stations in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| at he was born on February 10, 1981, in Digary | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| memory Makhdoom Bilawal near the town of Dadu, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| m for the national sport conducted in Karachi, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| the persistently wind-swept corridor of Gharo, | Sindh, Pakistan. |
| In 1942 the Thar Rangers was raised as the | Sindh Police Rifles. |
| During 1948, the unit was re-designated as | Sindh Police Rangers. |
| ier Constabulary, Pakistan Rangers (Punjab and | Sindh), Political Levies/Khasadar Force, Provincial |
| 990 in the village of Sangi near Sukkur in the | Sindh Province of Pakistan. |
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