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Ruk Sindhi<br/>Ruk Sindhi (Sindhi رڪ سنڌي )(born August 05, 1961, in Village hamidUjjan,Kandiaro, District Nosheroferoz, Sindh, Pakistan) is a Historian, Writer and Journalist. He earned his Bachelor’s degrees at the University of Sindh, Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan.<br/>Considered one of the famous writer on the Ancient Indus Valley Civilization, Ruk Sindhi is involved in ongoing research on the Indus Civilization in Pakistan. He is a fluent speaker of Urdu, Sindhi, and English. <br/>Ruk Sindhi began his writing career in 1980 at the age of 20 with his initial articles published in Daily Hilal-e-Pakistan Karachi.He had more than 13 published and unpublished books in Sindhi Language and numerous journal articles to his credit.He is the author of several books, including Rise of Indus Civilization (2016), Indus Civilization Scholars (20016), Indus Civilization, Aryan and Dravidian Hypothesis (2019), National Movement of Sindh (2015)and Qazi Faiz Mohammed.<br/><br/>Books<br/>1. Indus Civilization Scholars, 2016<br/>2. Rise of Indus Civilization, 2016<br/>3. Sukhi Dharti, Dkhoial Manhoon, 2015<br/>4. Qazi Faiz Mohd, 2014<br/>5. Tareekh Ji Latt, 2013<br/>6. Aaj ji Sindh, 2012<br/>7. Qomoonaien Qomi Tahreek Azadi<br/>8. Thorhi Phatakjo Sanhoo<br/>9. Sindhi Qoom jo Muqadammon<br/>10. Sindh ji Sayasi Sorathal<br/>11. Sindh ji QomomiTahreek aien Sindhiaen jo Ithad<br/>12. Indus Civilization, Aryan and Dravidian Hypothesis , 2019 <br/>13. My Memories <br/>
Ruk Sindhi<br/>Ruk Sindhi (Sindhi رڪ سنڌي )(born August 05, 1961, in Village hamidUjjan,Kandiaro, District Nosheroferoz, Sindh, Pakistan) is a Historian, Writer and Journalist. He earned his Bachelor’s degrees at the University of Sindh, Jamshoro, Sindh, Pakistan.<br/>Considered one of the famous writer on the Ancient Indus Valley Civilization, Ruk Sindhi is involved in ongoing research on the Indus Civilization in Pakistan. He is a fluent speaker of Urdu, Sindhi, and English. <br/>Ruk Sindhi began his writing career in 1980 at the age of 20 with his initial articles published in Daily Hilal-e-Pakistan Karachi.He had more than 13 published and unpublished books in Sindhi Language and numerous journal articles to his credit.He is the author of several books, including Rise of Indus Civilization (2016), Indus Civilization Scholars (20016), Indus Civilization, Aryan and Dravidian Hypothesis (2019), National Movement of Sindh (2015)and Qazi Faiz Mohammed.<br/><br/>Books<br/>1. Indus Civilization Scholars, 2016<br/>2. Rise of Indus Civilization, 2016<br/>3. Sukhi Dharti, Dkhoial Manhoon, 2015<br/>4. Qazi Faiz Mohd, 2014<br/>5. Tareekh Ji Latt, 2013<br/>6. Aaj ji Sindh, 2012<br/>7. Qomoonaien Qomi Tahreek Azadi<br/>8. Thorhi Phatakjo Sanhoo<br/>9. Sindhi Qoom jo Muqadammon<br/>10. Sindh ji Sayasi Sorathal<br/>11. Sindh ji QomomiTahreek aien Sindhiaen jo Ithad<br/>12. Indus Civilization, Aryan and Dravidian Hypothesis , 2019 <br/>13. My Memories <br/>
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