SINDHI SUB-JUDGE: Diwan Shankarsingh Awatsingh Advani was appointed as Sub-Judge.

DESHMITRU: A new Sindhi weekly was started from Hyderabad, edited by Shri Khemchnad D. Vaswani.

GUL PHUL: Mr. Parmanand Mewaram published this collection of Sindhi proverbs with their meanings.

VADO SINDHI VYAKARAN: Shri Bherumal Mahrchand wrote this grammer book.

GULKAND: Collection of Sindhi idioms and phrases by Shri Bherumal Mahrchand.

HINDUSTAN JI TARIKH: Shri Lalchand Amardanomal's history book.

DUKHAN DUDHI ZINDAGI: Stories by Shri Lalchand Amardanomal.

PAVTUR PREMI: Stories by Shri Jhamatmal Bhavnani.

KAUROMAL SAHITYA MANDAL: This literary publishing concern was started by Shri Hari Sunder Rupchand Tharani.

SATIA JO TYAG: A novel by Maharaj Vishnu Sharma.

SIND JO THOGI: A novel by Shri Bherumal Mahrchand Advani.

SONAVARNYUN DILYUN: Stories by shri Lalchand Anardanomal.

HISABI HISAB: Translation of Shakespeare's 'Measure for Measure' by Shri Jethamal Parsram.

TOOFAN: Translation of Shakespeare's 'Tempest' by Shri Jethmal Parsram.

SAANATAN DHARMU AIN UPANISHAD GYAN: Shri Jethanand Parsraam's book on Vedant philosophy.

SATA SAHELYUN: Rajrishi Dayaram Gidumal's sermons to young girl on good behaviour on the lines of Jawahar Lal Nehru's Letters to Indira Gandhi.

SHADI KIN BARBADI: A booklet translated from Tolstoy's book.

HAAR JEET: A play written and directed by Shri Kishinchand 'Bewas' and presented by the Chandka Amateur Dramatic Society, Larkana.

AJEEB INSAF: Adapted from a Gujarati play about an episode from Shivaji Maharaj's life and directed by Shri Khanchand S. Daryani and presented by Rabindranath Literary and Dramatic Club, Karachi.

GUMANI GHAMSAN: Adapted from Shakespeare's 'Othello' anddirected by Shri Bhagwansingh Advani, the play was presented by the Young Citizens Dramatic Society, Hyderabad.

LILAWATI: A play written and directed by Shri Lilaram Makhijani and presented by the Rabindranath Literary and Dramatic Club, Karachi.

UMAR MAARVI: The play written by Shri Lalchand Amardinomal was presented by the Hyderabad Rabindranath Club, directed by Mr. Hiranand. Mr. Pritamdas played the role of Maarvi, which was later played by Miss Padmi Achalsing Advani. The play proved extremely popular.