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Source of Income : Social Networking Sites Feature - BS III - By: Sanjay Mathrani In ancient time, a poor person’s income used to mean like the treasure of Aladin. Whose work was to shed his blood and seat together in the fields and sell out those cultivated crops in urban areas, devoting his life for the security of successful people or to earn such little profit by selling some super cigarette brands. Being so-called educated in that uneducated era and supporting through your job a little to kitchen needs to help family members able to breath and survive, used to make man angel. Now, the pages of old time have been turned out. It is quite mesmerising and astonishing for those old shivering souls to believe seeing their young children making their room’s office, whose imagination about technology used to the end on Radio and antenna. Bharat, a resident of village Veessasar, Tharparkar used to teach at a university and loved his parents dearly. But his sudden resignation from his...

Article: Social Media and Sindhi Society By Sanjay Mathrani (MC-2K16-151) Undoubtedly people are considering that the social media is a powerful tool for the deprived and voiceless, those who cannot reach to mainstream media which are not more able to catch the attention of national media now using social networking sites and their applications to show their existence along with it sharing their remarkable contribution and dedications in different forms. When especially we are just discussing this particular perspective in the presence of Sindh, than there is number of modern tactics will also shared. Everyone who is hailing from this region is well aware from the circumstances and boundary walls in the shape of social taboos and cultural context along with religious parameters, so it’s very hard to allow any single soul that he/she might share his photos, ideas and innovations with the people of globe, but it was rapid race after the discovery of facebook, instagram, twitter, ...

Profile : Prof Dr Abdul Razaque Channa   : Cultural Anthropologist By Sanjay Mathrani (2K16-MC-151) Most of the time people love to consider that a human being should be expert in his field rather wants to be “Har Fun Mola”, because blessing is another debate and having worth is something else. Prof Dr Razaque Channa is down to earth man, his countless struggles and efforts are the only way to note this figure, hailing from an underprivileged area of Sindh and middle class family he never disappointed. He is the inspiration for many growing souls and for those who possess the passion and love to do research with modern methodologies. He vowed to document the heritages and historical sites through his tactics. People dream so he does. But he never afforded to dream for getting education in the high ranked universities. His beloved parents always wanted him and his siblings to get education and live decent life. It was just because his Ama and Baba couldn’t read or ...