06Apr
Suran, or elephant yam, is a tuber popular in the Sindhi cuisine and the cuisines 0f the Indian states like Kerala, Tamil Nadu, Bengal,...
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Historical Background of
Sindh & The Sindhis
Sindh, one of the four provinces of Pakistan, lies in its south eastern part. Till 1947, it was part of the undivided India. The name Sindh is derived from the Sanskrit word Sindhu, which is river Indus, one of the longest rivers of Asia flowing through India and Pakistan. Indus is the Europeanised name of Sindhu.
The Sindhi Me
Through the blog, Sindhi Khazana, I hope to explore the history, culture, and heritage of Sindhis. A lot has been written and documented on these topics – a Google search will reveal many websites, videos, and articles on Sindhis, by Sindhis and for Sindhis. Some experts have researched and showcased the lives of Sindhis pre and post-partition in detail.
Recent Blogs
10Feb
Come winter and you see carts full of green leafy vegetables that are a sight to the sore eyes. Spinach, sorrel leaves, fenugreek, green...
14Jan
The renowned feminist author, journalist, environmentalist and numerologist, Kusum Choppra, invited me to her place to have a look-see at the book, Sindhi Tapestry-...
What is Sindhi Khazana
Sindhi Khazana aims to be a treasure trove of anything and everything Sindhi, especially the Hindu Sindhis who migrated to different parts of the world after the partition of India. Sindhis have a rich culture which is as old as the Indus Valley civilisation. Through blogs, videos and the website, Sindhi Khazana hopes to explore and share the history, literature, language, folk lore, music, cuisine and stories of Sindhis.
Our Mission
To share information on Sindhis, with the focus on Hindu Sindhis. that were uprooted from their homeland during the partition of India, 1947
Our Vision
To document as many aspects of Sindhi history and culture as possible