What is So special About US Sindhis?

 Sindhiz are an Indonesian ethnic group belonging to Pakistan's Sindh province and Sindhi language speakers. Currently, less than 0.5% of the worlds population, of about 40 million Sindhid, live on the planet. However, Sindhis are the sixth richest group in the world and control more than 30% of the economy in India.

American Sindhis observe both American and Hindu holidays. Nearly all Sindhis living in the USA identify as Hindus. Sindhi Americans are people who were born in or currently reside in the United States and are Sindhi. They are a subset of Pakistani and Indian Americans. Over 50,000 people make up the whole Sindhi diaspora in the United States, according to estimates. The neighbourhood is dispersed throughput.

Sindhi Organization

The organisation is a 501(c)(3) Private Nonoperating Foundation; it has informed the IRS of its intention to become a public charity, and the IRS of it's intention to become a public charity, and the IRS has decided that grantors and contributors may treat it as a public charity for the purposes of making contributions to the organisation. The organisational structure of the Sindhi language Authority is divides into seven parts to fulfil the following goals. The section of the website devoted to publication and research deals with all forms of books, magazines, and research journals. Program Sections organises daily schedules programming, dramas, linguistic seminars, and symposiums, and Encyclopedia Sindhiana has a vital crew of scholars who gather information from all around Sindh and compile it in alphabetical order and publish it.

Sindhi Committee

On Saturday, January 15,2005, a news conference was held in Mumbai by the Sindhi Action Committee, which was established by the Bharatiya Sindhu Sabha, Sindhishaan, Sahyog foundation & Akhil Bharat Sindhi Boli Ain Sahit Sabha. The event held to really support against any attempt to remove SINDH from the Indian National Anthem was covered by a number of television channels in addition to the print media. Ram Jethmalani serves as the principal guest. Special invitees include Shri Niranjan Hiranandanui and Bharat Harwani.

As eloquently states by Pankaj Vohra in the hindustan Times, Delhi, on January 10, 2005, the Supreme court ought to review the regulations that permit such frivolous and petty petitions to be submitted and bar any petition that aims to degrade our national anthem, flas, or symbols. Unless publicity.