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MARTYRS:
Menghraj Lulla, a youth of 17 years was
shot dead in the police firing in Karachi,
outside the City Magistrate's Court, where
Congress leaders were being trid. Another
person to be shot dead in this police firing
was Shri Hassanand Pamnani. Yet another
youth, Dattatraya, 19-year old son of a
Maharashtrian employee in Sind was also
shot dead. He was present in the court premises
at the trial of the Satyagrahis. He was
in-charge of Smt. Sheeladevi Vyayamshalla,
started by seth Jaswantrai in memory of
his wife.
PRESS
CONFISCATED: During the Salt Aatyagrah
Movement, Shri Hiranand Karamchad, Dr. Vishindas
Shivdasani and Shri Hassomal Issardas, editors
of the 'Hindu' the Sindhi daily, were imprisoned
one after another and the press, where the
paper was printed was confiscated. Despite
that the Management brought out the paper
on cyclostyle. Later it was published under
different names from six different presses.
INDIAN
MIRROR: The English daily was stated
by Shri Karsandas Manik, a Gujarati school
teacher.
FIRST
CLASS FIRST MATHS GRADUATE: Mr.
Vensi Dataram Thanwani was the first Sindhi
graduate, who stood first class first in
Maths at the B.Sc. examination of the Bombay
University.
EKTA
JO ALAAP: A play adapted from Zangwall's
'Melting Pot' by Prof. M.U. Malkani and
directed by him for the Rabindranath Literary
and Dynamic Club, Hyderabad.
MAYA
JO ANDHU: A play written and directed
by Mr. Khanchand S. Daryani and presented
by the Rabindranath Literary and Dramatic
Club,Hyderabad.
VIDWAN
NARYUN: Shri Fatehchand Menghraj
wrote the biography of three ideal Hindu
women.
NAARI
CHARTUR: Biographies of some women
by Mr. Bulchand Parsram.
GUL
DASTA: A collection of children's
stories by Mr. Amarlal Hingorani published
in the Phulwari.
BILA
KHOKHAR: Principal Sahibsingh Shahani's
translation of Thomas Hardy's 'Mayor of
Casterbridge'.
ENGLISH-SINDHI
DICTIONARY: Compiler Shri Anand
Shahani.
TARAN
JO ABHYASU: Principal Sahibsingh
Shahani's translation of Thomas Hardy's
novel 'Two on a Tower'.
RAJA
RAM MOHAN RAI JO JIWAN CHARTUR:
Biography of Brahmo samaji pionee by principal
Nirmaldas Gurbaxani and published by the
Sind Brahmo Samaj, Hyderabad.
SATI
SAVITRI: Translation from Sanskrit
by Mr. Motiram Ramchand Bhatia and Mr. Hiranand
Khemsingh.
HAYATIA
JO PAHRYON DAUR: Mr. Mohamad Sadiq
Menon's translation of an Urdu novel.
SRI
SUKHMANI SAHIB: Shri Udharam Chandiram
wrote the Sukhmani in Sindhi with meanings.
It was published by the Gursangat, Hyderabad.
RUKMANI:
Shri Mellaram Vaswani's translation
of Shri Krishin Prasad's novel published
by the Sindhu Sahitya Mala.
UMAR
MARUI: Shri Rochiram Sadhani wrote
the tale in prose. |
