A woman reportedly shot herself dead in the Kechi Beg Sariyab area of
the city Quetta, according to sources. The dead body of the deceased has
been shifted to the hospital for further investigation.
The motive behind the suicide remains unclear.
It
should be noted that not only men but also the reports of the suicide
rates of women are on the rise in Balochistan. A similar incident took
place in January 2023, where a woman committed suicide in the Tump
Sirankan area of the Kech district.
According to the data
collected by The Balochistan Post (TBP), a dozen people have reportedly
committed suicide during the four months of this year. Most of the cases
were reported from the Kech district. Several other cases were reported
from Panjgur, Gwadar, Hub Chowki, and Dera Bugti regions of
Balochistan.
Women in Balochistan attempt suicide due to a
combination of reasons such as depression from enforced disappearances,
denial of basic rights, and societal and familial pressures. Suicide
rates, particularly among, have seen a significant spike in the past few
months. But despite the increasing suicide incidents throughout
Balochistan, the government has not taken any steps to prevent them.
Remembering Saba Dashtyari: A Champion of Balochi Language and Culture
In a world where cultural diversity is celebrated, there are countless unsung heroes who strive to preserve and promote their native languages and cultures. One such remarkable figure was Saba Dashtyari, a Baloch intellectual, scholar, and activist who dedicated his life to the revival and upliftment of the Balochi language and culture. Today, as we commemorate the12th anniversary of his martyrdom, let us take a moment to delve into the life and legacy of this extraordinary individual. Early Life and Education: Saba Dashtyari, born as Ghulam Hussain, entered this world in 1953 in the Maripur area of Karachi, Pakistan. Raised in the company of prominent Baloch writer Banal Dashtiyari and intellectual Syed Hashmi, he was exposed to the rich literary traditions of Balochistan from an early age. His academic journey began in Lyari, where he pursued his early education, followed by matriculation from Okahi Memon School. In 1973, he completed his intermediate studies at SM Commerce C...


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