Sindh
Pakistan
Sindh, a province in southeastern Pakistan, shares 834 connections with 8569 other places across 27 topics, spanning history, government, religion, and military affairs. Heavy overlap with Karachi, Lahore, and Delhi reflects centuries of shared political and cultural history across the subcontinent. The Sindh Police, established in 1843 under British colonial rule, and the province's agricultural crops (cotton, rice, wheat, and sugar cane) anchor many of its government and history connections.
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Syed Sajjad Ali Shah
Connects Sindh to: Pakistan | Karachi, Pakistan
Talib Jauhari
Connects Sindh to: Pakistan | Karachi, Pakistan
Lanjwani
Connects Sindh to: Punjab, Pakistan | Balochistan
Farahnaz Ispahani
Connects Sindh to: Washington | Pakistan
Kamran Khan (journalist)
Connects Sindh to: United States | Karachi, Pakistan
Chandar of Sindh
Connects Sindh to: Kannauj, India | Sehwan, Pakistan
Aleemiyah Institute of Islamic Studies
Connects Sindh to: Pakistan | Karachi, Pakistan
Salim Habib University
Connects Sindh to: Pakistan | Karachi, Pakistan
Sumaira Zareen
Connects Sindh to: Shikarpur, Pakistan | Adipur, India
Larkana District
Connects Sindh to: Pakistan | Larkana, Pakistan
Umayyad campaigns in India
Connects Sindh to: Navsari, India