The Sindhian
By: The Sindhian- The Sindhian - Oct-Dec 2017
- Price : 99.00
- Published on October 30, 2017
- The Sindhian
- Issues 39
- Language - English
- Published quarterly
About this issue
We’ve already reached the end of yet another year. One that has been kind of disruptive in a sense,and on the other hand, supposedly transformational, for India and it’s people. Opinions that were sofar favourable for the present government now seem to be gradually turning away from them.Popularity seems to be waning and people seem confused, disappointed, and irritable with the newlyintroduced policies. They haven’t made life simple for most people that do business and pay taxes.But it’s another 2 years to the general elections; let’s see how things shape up. On the cover this time is renowned fashion designer Anita Dongre with her son Yash. Having spentthe last two decades working up a storm, Anita slowly and steadily built up her fashion empirenow titled - House of Anita Dongre. Sindhi language and culture seem to be diminishing globally, and yet, contradictarily, there seemto be great attempts by people at large to sustain and re-energize it so that it doesn’t disappearfrom the face of the earth completely in the near future. As an affirmation to this, we found ayoung man, Adnan Hussain, a Punjabi from Sindh, now living in California, actively propagatingand trying to keep the Sindhi culture alive by bringing to life Shah jo Risalo via the ancient visualart of puppetry. He introduced us to another artist, Fakeera Fakeero, a prolific sculptor, from thetown of Tando Allahyar in Sindh.From Mumbai, we came across successful businessman Kamal Khushlani, architect ShefaliBalwani, and home chef Kavita Bathija. We also spoke with Parmesh Shahani, the brain behind theMuseum of Memories - a pop up event that gave people a glimpse into the context and legacy ofthe Partition. Founder of multiple enterprises and host of the Plush Places web show RahulJagtiani shared his journey. Hair stylist, Anchal Morwani, gave us a peek into her work whiledesigner Sonali Pamnani Jhabakh told us about the inception of her label and what makes itspecial. Founder of Cycling Cities, Nikita Lalwani described the nuances of running India’s fastestgrowing online and offline cycling community. Environmentalist, stand-up comic, triathlete and somatic therapist, New Delhi based VasuPrimlani talked about far reaching goals that expanded with every one of her achievements.From across the globe we spoke with LA-based Rajiv Uttamchandani, a social entrepreneur,astrophysicist and founder of several human rights organizations and Akanksha Mirchandani - aregular, Mumbai city-girl who ended up assisting Kathy Hilton and designing some of L.A’s mostlavish soirees. All this and more inside the most festive issue of the year! I wish all our readers a Happy Diwali and a Bright New Year!
About The Sindhian
The very first of its kind, this plush quarterly is dedicated to chronicling the ethos, enterprise, and aplomb of the Sindhi community. A Magazine that brings you Insights into Sindhi History, its Culture and its People. A Magazine that takes you places and showcases Sindhis from all over the world. A Magazine that informs and connects Sindhis globally. Published 4 times a year.