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"Tsunami Alert: How Karachi is Preparing for the Worst"

 The Threat of Tsunami in Karachi

KARACHI: Due to the possibility of intensifying monsoon currents in Sindh starting tomorrow (Tuesday).  the Met office issued an urban flooding advisory for Karachi and other cities on            Monday.

Dr. Sardar Sarfaraz, chief meteorologist, noted that the current weather system was anticipated to gradually get worse, first affecting southeast portions of Sindh on Tuesday afternoon or in the evening, and then affecting northeast areas, including Karachi, late at night with sporadic heavy rainfall. According to him, the heaviest rain is predicted to fall starting on June 11 when the low pressure region that is developing in eastern India would enter Pakistan and gather strength from the weather over the Arabian Sea. "After that, it probably will have an impact on all of Sindh. But prior to that, there would be intermittent mild to high falls in numerous areas of the province, he added, noting that the current weather pattern had obstructed the sea breeze, making Karachi hot and muggy.

Areas Which May Be Affected:

According to the Met department advisory, sea conditions are predicted to turn difficult or very rough from Jun 10 through 15, and fishermen are urged to exercise additional caution.rain-thunderstorms with scattered heavy falls are expected in Tharparkar, Umerkot, Mirpurkhas, Badin, Tando Mohammad Khan, Tando Allahyar, Hyderabad, Matiari, Thatta, Sujawal, Sanghar, Shaheed Benazirabad, Khairpur, Sukkur, Larkana, Ghotki, Kashmore, Shikarpur, Jacobabad, Dadu, Jamshoro and Qambar Shahdadkot during Jun 9-15.

In low-lying parts of Karachi, Hyderabad, Badin, Thatta, Sujawal, Tando Muhammad Khan, Tando Allahyar, Dadu, Jamshoro, Qambar Shahdadkot, Larkana, and Sukkur throughout the projected period, heavy rains may cause water logging or urban flooding. From June 12, rainfall intensity is also anticipated to increase in Balochistan's northeastern and southern districts, which could result in flash floods in the districts of Dadu, Jamshoro, Qambar Shahdadkot, and downstream.

It further said that more strain could be placed on Hub dam, Thaddo dam, and areas downstream by persistently heavy rainfall over the Khuzdar, Lasbela, and Hub districts and across the Kirthar range.

History Of Floods & Tsunami In Coastal Belt Of Pakistan:

Karachi, the largest city in Pakistan, is located on the coast of the Arabian Sea. While the city has not experienced a tsunami in recent history, experts have expressed concern that any major earthquake could trigger a tsunami along Karachi's coast due to deep seas and unusual underground geographical changes. In 1945, a deadly earthquake occurred 100 miles south of Karachi in the Northern Arabian Sea, triggering a tsunami which resulted in the loss of over 4,000 lives. Since then, no tsunami has occurred off the coast of Karachi. However, the location of the city makes it susceptible to a host of climatic disasters. Legislation is essential to timely evacuate residents from coastal settlements in the event of an earthquake. In 2005, following an earthquake in Muzaffarabad, the seismic center of Karachi was made more efficient and three tsunami warning towers have been installed since then.

Geography:

Geographically, the coastal belt of Sindh and Balochistan, which covers an area of 1,100 km, has witnessed tsunamis triggered by earthquakes as well as islands emerging in the coastal areas. These extraordinary activities certainly point to the presence of underground gases and other factors.

Risk Of Tsunami:

According to Ameer Haider Laghari, Director Meteorological Department, Karachi, earthquakes have two causes: one is fault line and the other is boundary line. The risk of tsunami in Karachi cannot be ruled out due to the presence of three seismic plates in which the subdivision is slowly sinking.

Measures Taken By Government:

Two more warning towers have been installed in coastal areas of Balochistan in Gwadar and Pisni. About 14 towers will be installed by the National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) at various places in Sindh in the near future. The main purpose of installing these towers is to warn residents of coastal areas in case of any emergency. Tide gauges have been installed at various coastal areas of Sindh and Balochistan to monitor sea waves. In this regard, not only is the situation monitored but also alerts are issued if the height of waves exceeds 6 meters. A tsunami alert is usually issued for an earthquake measuring 6.5 on the Richter scale in the Arabian Sea.

Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD):

The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) holds responsibility for seismic monitoring and tsunami early warning in Pakistan. It is their liability to disseminate earthquake information to government and non-government organizations as well as to the public after any event occurs. All stations are linked with central recording stations at Karachi and Islamabad through satellite communication systems. Beside broad band stations, a parallel program for installing short period (1s) sensors for close monitoring of faults and local seismicity is running.

Floods In The History:

In addition to tsunamis, Pakistan has also experienced severe flooding throughout its history. In August 2010, Pakistan suffered one of its most severe floods that affected approximately 20 million people and destroyed homes, crops and infrastructure. The floods caused over $14.9 billion worth of damage and $15.2 billion worth of economic losses. The housing; agriculture and livestock; and transport and communications sectors suffered the most significant damage at $5.6 billion; $3.7 billion; and $3.3 billion respectively. Sindh was the worst affected province with close to 70 percent of total damages and losses followed by Balochistan; Khyber Pakhtunkhwa; and Punjab. The floods affected 33 million people and more than 1730 lost their lives. They particularly impacted the poorest and most vulnerable districts with flood waters stagnant in many areas causing water-borne and vector-borne diseases to spread. More than 8 million displaced people faced a health crisis with loss of household incomes; assets; rising food prices; and disease outbreaks impacting vulnerable groups. Women suffered notable losses particularly those associated with agriculture and livestock. The national poverty rate may increase by 3.7 to 4 percentage points potentially pushing between 8.4 and 9.1 million more people below poverty line while multidimensional poverty can potentially increase by 5.9 percentage points implying that an additional 1.9 million households are at risk of being pushed into non-monetary poverty.

National Flood Protection Plan:

The government has already started updating its national flood protection plan by adopting global best practices for updating its flood risk framework. Early warning systems that make use of weather data and modeling can alert authorities to an expected flood and give them time to start evacuations and put in place contingencies for critical sectors such as agriculture.

International Water Management Institute (IWMI):

Flood inundation models developed by the International Water Management Institute (IWMI) and partners have helped to anticipate the depth and extent of flooding in Sri Lanka allowing governments and communities to take preemptive measures that reduce the negative effects. Insurance schemes supported by the government can also help small-scale farmers; businesses; and households recover after a climate event. IWMI and its partners have piloted index-based flood insurance in India and Bangladesh offering protection for agricultural livelihoods during floods limiting the long-term effect on food systems and food security.

Compensation:

Compensation for flood damage to crops totaled $150,000 between 2017 and 2020 allowing 7,000 families to repair their homes and farms and recover from the losses. Another example is the use of nature-based solutions or green infrastructure to harness the ability of ecosystems like wetlands to regulate water flow and absorb flood water.

CONCLUSION

In conclusion, while Karachi has not experienced a tsunami in recent history it is important for residents and authorities to remain vigilant and prepared for such an event. The installation of warning towers and tide gauges along with legislation for timely evacuation are important steps towards ensuring safety of residents in case of a tsunami.

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Misri Deplai - Bio, Top 10 Best Sindhi Classical Music

Misri Deplai is a name that resonates with everyone familiar with Sindhi classical music. Known for her beautiful voice and unique musical style, Misri Deplai has become a beloved figure in the music world. His contributions to Sindhi folklore and classical music made him an icon, remembered, and admired by many.

Best Misri Deplai Sindhi Folk Music Download

Biography and Early Life Born in Taluka Diplo, district Mithi Tharparkar, Misri Deplai was surrounded by music since childhood. His father, Allah Dino Langho, was a famous singer in Sindh, and it was under his influence that the Egyptian musical journey began. By the time he was ten, Misri was beginning to hone his craft, with what would become a legendary career. Rise and make a name for yourself. Misri Deplai's first big success came when he performed on Radio Pakistan Hyderabad in 1971. His talent soon caught the attention of the masses, and by 1974 he was gracing television all over Pakistan These platforms helped propel him to the limelight to showcase his incredible vocal abilities to a wider audience they did. Musical Style and Voice What made Misri Deplai stand out was the richness of her voice and the emotional depth she brought to her roles. Her singing style was unique, and her voice was filled with love and passion. He had a way of making every performance feel personal and exciting, a trait that endeared him to many. Major Contributions to Sindhi Music Throughout his career, Misri Deplai contributed immensely to Sindhi music. He released about 25 audio cassettes, each filled with songs that have since become classics. The works of Sindhi poets like Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai have left a lasting legacy in the world of Sindhi poetry. Sindhi Classics and Shah Jo Risalo Shah Jo Risalo, 30 songs composed by Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai, holds a special place in Sindhi culture. Misri Deplai played a key role in popularizing this classic. His interpretations of these suras brought them to life, connecting modern audiences with the rich heritage of Sindhi classical music. Cultural influences Misri Deplai’s influence on traditional Sindhi music is profound. His Sindhi folk songs were sung at weddings, fairs (meals), and other cultural events. His ability to blend traditional elements with his unique music has made his music accessible and enjoyable to people from all walks of life in rural and urban areas. Collaboration and influence Over the years, Misri Deplai has collaborated with various artists and boosted the Sindhi folk music industry. His influence extended beyond his music, inspiring a new generation of Sindhi musicians who looked to him as a mentor and role model. Working in the recording industry Misri Deplai’s recording career has been one of success and innovation. His audio cassettes were hugely popular, bringing his music into countless homes. These recordings have preserved his legacy, allowing new audiences to see and appreciate his work. Major contributions to Sindhi music. Live Performances Misri Deplai’s live performances were not legendary. Whether it was a small village gathering or a large cultural event, his presence was electric. His ability to captivate audiences with his voice and stage presence made his performances unforgettable. Legacy and Honors Throughout his career, Misri Deplai received numerous awards and recognitions. His contribution to Sindhi music has been recognized by various cultural groups. His legacy lives on and continues to influence musicians and fans alike. Challenges and Controversies Like many artists, Egyptian Deplai faced his share of challenges and controversies. Navigating the changing landscape of the music industry required flexibility and adaptation to stay relevant through the decades. Despite these challenges, his dedication to his art was unwavering. Personal Life Backstage, Egyptian Deplai was a family man with his lively interests. And the same passion and dedication he brought to his compositions marked his non-musical life. His journey adds depth to his professional development. In the following years, Egyptian Deplai gradually stepped back from the active game. However, the impact is not diminishing. He went on to mentor young artists and became a respected member of the orchestra. His transition into retirement was a lasting legacy that continues to inspire. Conclusion Misri Deplai’s contribution to Sindhi songs is immeasurable. His unique voice, innovative style, and dedication to his craft have left an indelible mark on the music world. As we celebrate his legacy, we remember the power of music to connect generations and inspire and transcend generations. FAQs Who was Egyptian Deplai? Misri Deplai was a Sindhi classical singer renowned for his melodious voice and unique singing style. Why is Egyptian Deplai famous? He is known for his contributions to Sindhi folk and classical music, especially for presenting the works of Sindhi poets like Hazrat Shah Abdullatif Bhitai. What is Shah Jo Risalo? Shah Jo Risalo One of the most important works of Sindhi literature and classical music is the 30 compositions of Hazrat Shah Abdul Latif Bhitay. How did Misri Deplai influence Sindhi music? He popularized Sindhi classical music and Shahjo Risalo, influencing many contemporary Sindhi musicians and leaving a lasting legacy. Where can I find Egyptian Deplai music? His songs are available in audio cassettes and online by Sindhi classical music. Read the full article

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 Experience the Purity of A2 Cow Milk in Gurgaon with Moolala

In the bustling city of Gurgaon, where life moves at a rapid pace, finding pure and healthy dairy products can be challenging. Moolala.in is here to revolutionize your dairy experience with their premium A2 cow milk, ensuring that your family enjoys the highest quality nutrition every day.

What is A2 Cow Milk?

A2 cow milk comes from select cow breeds like the Indian desi cows, which produce milk containing the A2 beta-casein protein. This type of milk is known for its superior digestibility and health benefits compared to the more common A1 milk, which contains the A1 beta-casein protein. A2 milk is easier on the stomach and is often recommended for individuals who experience discomfort or digestive issues with regular milk.

The Moolala.in Promise

Moolala.in is dedicated to providing fresh, unadulterated A2 cow milk right to your doorstep in Gurgaon. Our mission is to bring back the traditional goodness of milk, ensuring it is as close to nature as possible. Here’s what sets Moolala apart:

1. Pure Breed Desi Cows : Our A2 milk is sourced from indigenous Indian breeds such as Gir, Sahiwal, and Tharparkar, which are renowned for their A2 protein-rich milk.

2. Ethical Farming Practices : We adhere to the highest standards of animal welfare. Our cows are grass-fed and raised in stress-free environments, ensuring their well-being and the purity of the milk.

3. No Additives or Preservatives : Moolala milk is 100% natural, with no hormones, antibiotics, or preservatives. We believe in delivering milk in its purest form.

4. Advanced Testing and Quality Control : Each batch of milk undergoes rigorous quality checks to ensure it meets our high standards. We employ state-of-the-art testing methods to guarantee purity and safety.

Health Benefits of A2 Cow Milk

. Easier Digestion : A2 beta-casein protein is known to be easier to digest, reducing issues like bloating and discomfort associated with A1 milk.

. Rich Nutrient Profile : A2 milk is packed with essential nutrients such as calcium, potassium, and vitamin D, which are crucial for bone health and overall well-being.

. Allergy-Friendly : Some individuals who are lactose intolerant or allergic to A1 protein find A2 milk to be a suitable alternative.

Convenient Delivery in Gurgaon

Moolala.in makes it easy to incorporate the goodness of A2 cow milk into your daily routine. With our efficient doorstep delivery service, you can enjoy fresh, farm-to-table milk without any hassle. Simply place your order on our user-friendly website, and we will handle the rest.

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Embrace a healthier lifestyle with Moolala A2 cow milk. Experience the rich, creamy taste and numerous health benefits of our premium milk, knowing you are making the best choice for your family’s nutrition. Visit Moolala.in today to place your order and join the growing community of health-conscious individuals in Gurgaon who trust Moolala for their daily dairy needs.

This content highlights the benefits of A2 cow milk, Moolala.in's commitment to quality and ethical practices, and the convenience of their delivery service, aiming to attract health-conscious consumers in Gurgaon.

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The Best Organic Cow Ghee in India: A Comprehensive Guide

Introduction

Organic cow ghee, a staple in Indian kitchens for centuries, is gaining recognition worldwide for its numerous health benefits and rich flavor. With an increasing number of brands claiming to offer the best organic cow ghee, it can be challenging to decide which one to choose. This guide will help you understand the benefits of organic cow ghee, what to look for in a high-quality product, and introduce you to some of the best organic cow ghee brands in India.

What is Organic Cow Ghee?

Organic cow ghee is made from the milk of cows that are raised organically, meaning they are fed organic feed, not treated with synthetic hormones or antibiotics, and have access to pasture. This ghee is free from pesticides, chemicals, and other harmful substances, making it a healthier choice.

Nutritional Profile of Organic Cow Ghee

Organic cow ghee is packed with essential nutrients:

Healthy Fats: Contains omega-3 and omega-9 fatty acids.

Vitamins: Rich in vitamins A, D, E, and K.

Antioxidants: High in antioxidants that help combat oxidative stress.

Conjugated Linoleic Acid (CLA): Known for its anti-inflammatory properties.

Health Benefits of Organic Cow Ghee

Aids in Digestion

Organic cow ghee contains butyrate, a short-chain fatty acid that supports gut health by nourishing the intestinal lining and aiding in digestion.

Enhances Immunity

Rich in vitamins and antioxidants, organic cow ghee boosts the immune system, helping the body fight off infections and diseases.

Promotes Heart Health

The healthy fats in organic cow ghee, particularly omega-3 fatty acids, help reduce bad cholesterol levels and support cardiovascular health.

Improves Skin and Hair Health

Vitamins A and E in organic cow ghee nourish the skin and hair, promoting moisture retention and cellular repair.

Supports Bone Health

Vitamin K in organic cow ghee aids in calcium absorption, which is essential for maintaining strong bones and preventing osteoporosis.

Boosts Energy Levels

Organic cow ghee is an excellent source of healthy fats that provide sustained energy, making it a great addition to the diet of athletes and active individuals.

How to Choose the Best Organic Cow Ghee

Check for Certification

Ensure the ghee is certified organic by a reputable organization. This guarantees that the product is free from pesticides, synthetic hormones, and other harmful substances.

Look for Pure Ingredients

The best organic cow ghee should have no added preservatives, colors, or artificial flavors. It should be made from pure cow milk and prepared using traditional methods.

Assess the Aroma and Flavor

High-quality organic cow ghee will have a rich, nutty aroma and a pleasant, slightly sweet flavor. The texture should be smooth and creamy.

Consider the Source

Choose ghee made from the milk of indigenous cow breeds, such as Gir, Sahiwal, and Tharparkar, known for their high-quality milk.

Top Brands Offering the Best Organic Cow Ghee in India

1. GirOrganic A2 Ghee

GirOrganic A2 Ghee is made from the milk of Gir cows using traditional methods, ensuring high quality and rich nutritional value.

Key Features:

100% natural and preservative-free

Made using the traditional bilona method

Rich, creamy texture and flavor

2. Amorearth A2 Ghee

Produced by Two Brothers Organic Farms, Amorearth A2 Ghee is known for its ethical sourcing and superior quality.

Key Features:

Sourced from free-range, grass-fed cows

Prepared using traditional hand-churned methods

No artificial additives or preservatives

3. Anveshan A2 Vedic Bilona Ghee

Anveshan A2 Ghee is made from the milk of desi cows and prepared using the Vedic bilona method, known for its rich aroma and health benefits.

Key Features:

Sourced from free-grazing cows

Made using traditional methods

Packed with essential nutrients and antioxidants

4. Vedic A2 Ghee

Vedic A2 Ghee is produced from the milk of Sahiwal cows, known for their high-quality milk and traditional preparation methods.

Key Features:

Made from pure desi cow milk

Prepared using the bilona method

Free from chemicals and preservatives

5. Kapiva A2 Ghee

Kapiva A2 Ghee is sourced from Tharparkar cows and prepared using traditional methods to ensure purity and quality.

Key Features:

Sourced from Tharparkar cows

Prepared using traditional churning methods

Rich in essential nutrients and vitamins

FAQs About Organic Cow Ghee

What makes organic cow ghee different from regular ghee? Organic cow ghee is made from the milk of cows raised without synthetic hormones, antibiotics, or pesticides, ensuring a purer and healthier product.

Can organic cow ghee help with digestion? Yes, organic cow ghee contains butyrate, which supports gut health and aids in digestion.

Is organic cow ghee suitable for cooking? Yes, organic cow ghee has a high smoke point, making it suitable for cooking, frying, and baking.

Where can I buy high-quality organic cow ghee in India? You can purchase high-quality organic cow ghee from various online health stores, Ayurvedic shops, and major e-commerce platforms like Amazon and Flipkart.

Is organic cow ghee good for heart health? Yes, organic cow ghee contains healthy fats, including omega-3 fatty acids, which help in maintaining cardiovascular health by reducing bad cholesterol levels.

How should organic cow ghee be stored? Store organic cow ghee in a cool, dark place to maintain its freshness and potency. It does not require refrigeration.

Conclusion

Organic cow ghee is a nutritious and versatile addition to any diet. With its numerous health benefits, including improved digestion, enhanced immunity, and better heart health, it is a superior choice compared to regular ghee. By incorporating organic cow ghee into your daily routine, you can enjoy its rich, nourishing properties and significantly enhance your overall well-being. Experience the goodness of organic cow ghee and reap its benefits for a healthier, happier life. Read about it more, here.

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भारत में कई तरह की गाय की नस्लें पाई जाती हैं, जिनमें से प्रत्येक का अपना विशिष्ट उद्देश्य होता है। कुछ नस्लों को दूध उत्पादन के लिए जाना जाता है, जबकि अन्य का उपयोग खेती के कार्यों में किया जाता है। यहां भारत की कुछ लोकप्रिय गाय की नस्लें हैं:

गिर (Gir): यह नस्ल गुजरात के गिर वनों की मूल निवासी है। गिर गायों को उनके उच्च गुणवत्ता वाले दूध के लिए जाना जाता है, जिसमें अच्छा वसा (fat)होता है। ये गायें तगड़ी और गर्मी सहने वाली होती हैं।

साहिवाल (Sahiwal): यह नस्ल पाकिस्तान के पंजाब क्षेत्र की मूल निवासी है, लेकिन अब भारत में भी पाई जाती है। साहीवाल गायों को भी उनके उच्च दुग्ध उत्पादन के लिए जाना जाता ,है साहीवाल गाय की विशेषताएँ। ये गायें भी गर्म जलवायु के लिए अनुकूल हैं।

रेड सिंधी (Red Sindhi): यह नस्ल पाकिस्तान के सिंध प्रांत की मूल निवासी है। रेड सिंधी गायों को उनके लाल रंग के कोट और उच्च वसा वाले दूध के लिए जाना जाता है। ये गायें भी गर्म जलवायु के लिए उपयुक्त हैं।

राठी (Rathi): यह नस्ल राजस्थान की मूल निवासी है। राठी गायों को उनके दोहरे उद्देश्य के लिए जाना जाता है - अच्छा दूध उत्पादन और खेती के लिए उपयुक्त बल। ये गायें भी शुष्क जलवायु के लिए अनुकूल हैं।

थारपारकर (Tharparkar): यह नस्ल थार रेगिस्तान की मूल निवासी है। थारपारकर गायों को उनके दूध उत्पादन और कठोर वातावरण में रहने की क्षमता के लिए जाना जाता है। ये गायें गर्म और शुष्क जलवायु के लिए उपयुक्त हैं।

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Peoples Primary Health Initiatives PPHI Jobs 2024

PPHI Sindh is inviting applications for various job positions advertised in the daily Dawn dated March 24, 2024. The vacancies are available in Karachi, Jamshoro, Umerkot, Ghotki, Tando Muhammad Khan, Tharparkar, Mithi, Mirpur Khas, Sukkur, Larkana, Dadu, Hyderabad, Naushahro Feroze, Matiari, Sujawal, Badin, Nawabshah, Khairpur, and Kashmore, Sindh, Pakistan. The positions include:

Pediatrician

Assistant Registration

Sonologist

Medical Officer

Dental Surgeon

Program Assistant

District Project Officer

Assistant IT

Female Medical Officer

Chief Audit Executive

Assistant Compliance

Executive Program Officer

Ophthalmologist

Manager Research

Nutrition Assistant

IYCF Counselor

Gynecologist

District Nutrition Coordinator

Technician Ophthalmology

Nurse

Anesthetist

Database Administrator

Social Behavior Change Counselor

Monitoring Officer

Manager IT

Software Developer

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Candidates with educational qualifications such as BCS, BDS, Master's, Matric, Bachelor's, ACCA, BIT, B.E, MBBS, CA, and Intermediate, etc., will be preferred.

The latest government management jobs and others offered by PPHI Sindh can be applied for until April 7, 2024, or as per the closing date mentioned in the newspaper advertisement. Please read the complete ad online to understand how to apply for the latest job opportunities with PPHI Sindh.

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Which is the best milk in Indore?

The most emerging brand is Shreedhi Milk, the reason it is the best milk in Indore can be explained in points

1. Amazing Technology - Shreedhi Milk and team have mastered the processing technique by which they can create high-quality, nutrient dence packaged milks and several byproducts such as ghee, lassi, chaas, shrikhand from the surplus milk.

2. Partnership with farmers - Shreedhi Milk is the best milk in Indore as it believes in fair, transparent trade practices, empowering the lives of dairy farmers , supporting women farmers with opportunities to earn their livelihood and contributing to the local economy.

3. Malwa Region - The best milk in Indore , Shreedhi Milk sources milk from the rich agricultural lands of Malwa from a variety of species such as Gir, Sahiwal and Tharparkar cattle. They ensure great yields by way of feeding, grazing, nurturing cattle to nourish the entire city of Indore

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When Britishers invaded India, they were astonished for two things:

one is our Gurukul Education & the other one is our traditional method of Farming / Agriculture. We worship Cow next to our Mother & Motherland.

Preserving India’s Agricultural Heritage: The Significance of Bharatiya Cows in Traditional Farming.

India’s rich agricultural heritage has been shaped by centuries of traditional farming practices, rooted in sustainability, harmony with nature, and great respect for the land. Central to this agricultural ethos is the integral role played by Bharathiya cows, which are greatly respected not only as sacred animals but also as essential\important  partners in farming. However, during the colonial era, British rulers sought to undermine these traditional practices, recognizing the potential threat they caused to their economic interests. This article explains the profound significance of Bharathiya cows in traditional Indian farming and the deliberate efforts by colonial powers to disrupt this harmonious system.

The Role of Bharatiya Cows in Traditional Farming:

In traditional Indian agriculture, Bharathiya cows are considered sacred and are deeply integrated into farming practices. These indigenous cow breeds, such as Gir, Sahiwal, and Tharparkar, provide more than just milk; they are valued for their dung and urine, which serve as invaluable resources for fertilization and pest control.

Cow Dung as excellent Fertilizer: Bharathiya cow dung is renowned for its high nutrient content, making it an excellent natural fertilizer. When mixed with other organic matter, such as crop residues and compost, cow dung enriches the soil with essential nutrients like nitrogen, phosphorus, and potassium, promoting soil fertility and enhancing crop yields.

Urine as Pesticide: Cow urine, also known as “Gomutra,” has long been revered in Ayurveda for its medicinal properties and pest-repellent qualities. When diluted and sprayed on crops, cow urine acts as a natural pesticide, warding off pests and diseases while promoting plant health. Its antibacterial and antifungal properties make it an effective alternative to chemical pesticides, without harmful environmental impacts.

The Colonial Agenda to Undermine Traditional Farming:

During British colonial rule in India, the agricultural landscape underwent significant transformations driven by imperialist agendas aimed at exploiting India’s resources for the benefit of the colonial power. Recognizing the central role of Bharathiya cows in traditional farming, colonial administrators devised strategies to undermine these practices and promote dependency on British-controlled agricultural inputs.

Threat to Traditional Farming: Colonial administrators, including figures like Robert Clive, recognized the threat posed by Bharathiya cows to their economic interests. By promoting the slaughter of indigenous cow breeds and discouraging traditional farming practices reliant on cow dung and urine, they sought to dismantle the self-sufficient agricultural systems that had sustained Indian communities for generations.

Imposition of Chemical Inputs: Under colonial rule, the promotion of chemical fertilizers, manure, and pesticides became a central aspect of agricultural policies. British authorities motivated the adoption of imported chemical inputs, which not only displaced traditional organic farming practices but also created dependency on foreign markets, perpetuating economic exploitation and environmental degradation.

Preserving India’s Agricultural Heritage:

Despite the challenges posed by colonial interventions and subsequent modernization efforts, the importance of Bharathiya cows in traditional farming cannot be overstated. Today, as India confronts pressing environmental and agricultural sustainability challenges, there is a renewed interest in reviving indigenous farming practices and promoting the conservation of native cattle breeds.

Revival of Organic Farming: With growing concerns about chemical inputs’ adverse effects on soil health, water quality, and human health, there is a reappearance of interest in natural  farming methods rooted in traditional knowledge. By harnessing the natural fertility of cow dung and urine, farmers can cultivate crops sustainably while preserving soil biodiversity and reducing environmental pollution.

Conservation of Indigenous Cattle Breeds: Efforts to conserve and promote indigenous cattle breeds like Gir, Sahiwal, and Tharparkar are gaining momentum across India. Government initiatives, grassroots organizations, and community-led conservation efforts aim to safeguard these invaluable genetic resources, recognizing their role in preserving biodiversity, enhancing rural livelihoods, and promoting sustainable agriculture.

Conclusion:

The enduring legacy of Bharathiya cows in Indian agriculture underscores the importance of preserving traditional farming practices rooted in ecological harmony and cultural reverence. Despite centuries of colonial exploitation and modernization pressures, the resilience of India’s agricultural heritage endures, offering valuable lessons for sustainable development and food sovereignty in the twenty-first century. By embracing indigenous knowledge and prioritizing the conservation of native cattle breeds, India can chart a path towards agricultural resilience, ecological stewardship, and cultural renewal.

Through a concerted effort to reclaim and celebrate its agricultural heritage, India can not only strengthen its rural communities but also inspire a global movement towards regenerative farming practices that nourish both people and planet.

In India Farm Animals particularly cattle are the backbone for Agriculture. We used Bharathiya cow’s dung as an excellent Fertilizer/ Manure & cow’s urine as a premium pesticide. Robert Clive thought, if cows are eliminated then Indian Traditional Farming method will be destroyed; if Bharathiya cows are slaughtered then Indian Farming will head to the path of devastation & thereby Indians are forced to depend on Britishers for Chemical Manure & Pesticides. Foreign Chemical Fertilizers, Manure & pesticides has made a way into India in this planned manner by Britishers.

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The name Sadiq Faqeer resonates deeply in the realm of Sindhi Sufi music, echoing a legacy that transcends time and boundaries. Known for his soulful voice and ability to bring the rich poetry of Sindh to life, SadiqFaqeer’s music continues to resonate in the hearts of people who embody the spiritual and cultural essence of Sindhi folk music. His contribution to Sindhi music and culture is immeasurable, marking him as one of the most respected and loved figures in the genre.

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Biography and Early Life Born on March 20, 1967, in Diplo, Sindh, Pakistan, Sadiq Faqeer was destined for greatness from an early age. He grew up in a family with deep roots in the musical traditions of Sindh, especially the Sindhi Mangan Nahar family. His early education at Mithi Tharparkar University gave him a solid foundation, but it was his uncle Hussain Faqeer who introduced him to the world of music. Hussain Faqeer's guidance was important in nurturing Sadiq's talent path towards a path where he would eventually leave an indelible mark on Sindhi music. Start playing the music Sadiq Faqeer’s musical journey began in central Sindh, where he was trained in the traditional techniques of Sindhi folk music. His early compositions revealed a deep understanding of the region’s musical traditions, and his distinctive voice quickly set him apart. Rise and make a name for yourself As Sadiq Faqir’s fame grew, so did the influence of Sindhi folk music. He was known for teaching poetry to great Sufi saints like Shah Abdullatif Bhitai of Sindh which resonated deeply with audiences and his voice carried the spiritual depth and emotional intensity of these poems, making them accessible and relatable to a wider audience profile. This ability to connect with people on a deep level is a key to his popularity in Sindh and beyond. A voice that echoed across the continents Sadiq Faqir’s fame was not confined to the borders of Sindh. His music transcended oceans and brought the rich tradition of Sindhi Sufi music songs to audiences worldwide. Everywhere he performed, from Dubai to India, Singapore to the United States, the United Kingdom to Canada, and even Saudi Arabia, he was received with warmth and respect. His international performances have cemented his position as a global ambassador for Sindhi culture, showcasing the beauty and depth of Sindhi Sufi music to diverse audiences. Contribution to Sindhi Sufi Music Sadiq Faqeer was more than a singer; He was a pioneer in introducing new styles and interpretations in Sindhi Sufi music. His Sindhi Kalam Kafi songs, especially those based on the poetry of Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai, were full of spiritual depth and emotional intensity. Songs like "Tu Khan Thandi Dhar Khilendi Khilendi Yaar" and "Lurk Lari Piya Laar Kare" became traditional songs, enjoyed by generations. Thanks to his contributions, Sindhi classical music remains a living and thriving tradition while remaining true to its roots. The spiritual depth of his music The spiritual essence of Sadiq Faqeer’s music is what distinguishes him from many of his contemporaries. His songs were not mere plays but expressions of divine love and spiritual longing. Interacting with Sindhi culture Sadiq Faqeer’s music is a reflection of the life and values ​​of Sindh. It captures the joys, sorrows, struggles, and aspirations of Sindhis and mirrors their collective experiences. At a time when globalization and modernity threatened to overshadow traditional art forms, Faqeer's music served as a reminder of Sindh's rich cultural heritage and his work ensured that a new generation would remain connected with their roots period navigating the challenges of a rapidly changing world. Influence beyond limits Sadiq Faqir’s influence extended beyond the borders of Sindh. His songs resonated with the Sindhi diaspora across the globe, helping them stay connected to their cultural heritage. Digital platforms like YouTube and other social media play an important role in keeping his music alive, enabling listeners to access it far beyond the traditional boundaries of Sindh Sindhi music has become relevant in the modern world, creating a difference on the brink between tradition and novelty. Awards and recognition Throughout his illustrious career, Sadiq Faqeer has received many accolades for his contribution to the music industry. He has been awarded prestigious awards like the Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai, Sachal Saramast, and Mai Bhagi Awards. These awards recognized not only his musical talent but also his role in preserving and promoting Sindhi culture. His contribution was celebrated both in Sindh and internationally, cementing his status as a cultural icon. A tragic loss Sadly, Sadiq Faqeer’s life was cut short on February 26, 2015, when he lost his life in a car accident while on his way to perform Umrah in Saudi Arabia His untimely death left a void in the world of Sindhi music songs not yet filled. The loss was deeply felt by his fans and Sindhis alike, but his music still lives on to touch the hearts of listeners A permanent legacy Despite his untimely death, Sadiq Faqeer’s legacy will live on forever. His influence on a new generation of Sindhi artists is profound, and many young musicians draw inspiration from his unique style and interpretations. His music continues to be a source of inspiration and solace for those who seek to connect with the spiritual and cultural roots of Sindh. Through his work, Sadiq Faqeer ensured that the rich tradition of Sindhi Sufi music was passed on to future generations. Profound origins of Sindhi Sufi music To truly appreciate Sadiq Faqir’s contribution, it is important to understand the rich history and significance of Sindhi Sufi culture. Closely associated with the spiritual and cultural tone of Sindh, these songs originate from the devotional poetry of Sufi saints. Sufi music is a medium of expression of divine love, spiritual longing, and the mystical experiences of Sufi poets. It is not just an art form but a spiritual practice, a way of communicating with the divine. Sadiq Faqeer managed to breathe new life into this age-old tradition with his deep understanding of music and poetry. Music Heritage of Sadiq Faqeer Even after his death, Sadiq Faqeer’s music lives on, influencing a new generation of Sindhi artists. His unique style of seamlessly blending classical traditions with contemporary sensibilities set a new standard for Sindhi Sufi music. Today, his music is popular not only in Sindh but also among the Sindhi diaspora across the globe. Conclusion Sadiq Faqir’s contribution to Sindhi classical songs and culture is immeasurable. His voice is full of emotion and spirituality and continues to resonate with his listeners. His legacy as a musician, cultural ambassador, and spiritual guide will continue to impact generations to come. FAQs Who was Sadiq Faqeer? Sadiq Faqeer was a famous Sindhi Sufi singer known for his soulful presentation of Sindhi poetry. He played an important role in the preservation and promotion of Sindhi classical and folk songs. What was Sadiq Faqir’s contribution to Sindhi culture? Sadiq Faqeer played an important role in preserving and promoting Sindhi Sufi music and culture. His songs helped keep alive the tradition of Sindhi poetry and spirituality. How did Sadiq Faqeer influence Sindhi Sufi music? He introduced new styles and interpretations of Sindhi Sufi music, blending classical traditions with contemporary elements. What is the legacy of Sadiq Faqeer? Sadiq Faqeer’s legacy has a profound cultural and spiritual impact. His music inspires and uplifts people, ensuring that the rich tradition of Sindhi Sufi music survives for future generations. Read the full article