Sindhi Dinh-Vaar Ae Ritiyun Rasmu (Sindhi Festivals and Customs) By Deepa Mahadev Wadhwani A Sindhi proud of her roots, Shrimati Deepa Wadhwani, realized the importance of passing on the knowledge about Sindhi customs and traditions onto the younger generation. She believes that our Sindhi festivals are rooted in the...
Shrimati Deepa Mahadev Wadhwani, a Sindhi proud of her roots, lives in Ahmedabad, Gujarat. Born on 23rd March 1952, Shrimati Deepa works untiringly to keep the Sindhi heritage alive. She is part of various Sindhi organisations, a list of which is given at the end of her account, wherein...
Let me introduce you to a promising rising star of the Sindhi community, Mr. Vijay Kanchan Gulabrai Nariyani. The double-barrelled name that he carries suggests his love and respect for both his parents, as he feels indebted to them for the wonderful life he has. Born on 14th April 1994,...
Shri Murlidhar Bhojwani, based in Baroda, Gujarat, wears numerous hats for the revival and promotion of Sindhi culture and language. Sindhi, along with Sanskrit and Urdu, is a language that has no state in India. Hence, in 1994, the Government of India established an organization, the National Council for Promotion of...
Bhee or Kamal Kakdi / lotus stem is a modified root of lotus plant from India and China, and is widely used in Indian, Japanese and Chinese cuisine. It is crunchy and has a flavour like water chestnuts. Almost all parts of the lotus plant like the root, young...