A few kilometers from the historical city of Khairpur in Sindh, there is a small village. Named Mir Nawaz Rind, which is surrounded by poverty. The mud-built houses where the villagers live. Around are green fields and clusters of trees laden with palm trees. But neither the ownership of the fields like the shepherds nor the ownership of the rich trees.
The reflection of the difficult life of the village is blurred in the muddy water of the rive…
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A few kilometers from the historical city of Khairpur in Sindh, there is a small village. Named Mir Nawaz Rind, which is surrounded by poverty. The mud-built houses where the villagers live. Around are green fields and clusters of trees laden with palm trees. But neither the ownership of the fields like the shepherds nor the ownership of the rich trees.
The reflection of the difficult life of the village is blurred in the muddy water of the rive…