Baloch Culture Day was first celebrated on 2nd March in 2010 as a peaceful cultural movement initiated by Baloch students and activists to promote and preserve Baloch identity. Since then, it has been observed every year on the 2nd...
In the celebration of 2nd March, recognized as, “Baloch Culture day”, every Baloch youth holds pride and respect for their cultural heritage, historical struggles and traditions. Despite sharing different borders, they, living in shores of either Chahbahar or Gowadar,...
It begins with a stare.
At a hostel gate. At a police checkpoint. Inside a classroom corridor. The name is being read, and the room becomes silent. An accent gives someone away. A province is transforming into an identity. And...
Balochistan’s longing issues no more surprise, particularly, the state-involved enforced disappearances (hereinafter referred to as ED-s), targeting civilians from various backgrounds, including teachers, students, singers, politicians, journalists, shepherds, drivers, labors, social workers and from every other walk of life,...
In the literary history of Balochi language and culture, the name of Majeed Ajez shines with dignity, sorrow, and resistance. He was not merely a poet, but a voice of his people, a guardian of emotions, and a torchbearer...
Genocide is not limited to direct mass killings alone, but it can also be a slow, systematic and silent process in which a nation’s identity, existence and way of life are gradually erased. When a nation is targeted because...
Oppression of any nation does not only require political or military occupations, but also the intellectual murder of the people of such a nation. Therefore, Balochistan is facing intellectual crisis because the state of Pakistan has imposed an education...
For a long time, Baloch society has lacked a strong and organized intellectual voice. Political groups often speak of this problem only without sufficient particular measures, while writers and scholars have mostly stayed away from real-life issues and everyday...
Allah Dad Wahid, who belongs to Singanisar area of Turbat, was born on 5th of August, 1996, in Lyari General Hospital, Karachi. He received his basic education from Government Boys Middle School Singanisar, Turbat. For Secondary School, he got...
Baloch literature is staggering when it comes to productive content production. Once we complained of shrinking writers in national languages, but in the contemporary context, we are facing the crisis of useful contents – though the former concern yet...















