Mir Yar Muhammad Talpur - The Royal Talpurs and the Heritage of Sindh

Mir Haji Yar Muhammad Talpur

Introduction

Mir Yar Muhammad Talpur (s/o Mir Ghulam Muhammad Talpur) born in 1940. He got his school education from Sindh Madrasatul Islam, Karachi, and college education from D.J. Science College, Karachi. In the sixties, he took an active part in politics and served as a chairman of the local council (Balochabad) in district Mirpurkhas. Since then, he has been involved in agriculture farming and local affairs pertaining to the business.

Some Pictures

Pld photograph of Mir Haji Yar Muhammad Talpur — Old B&W (colorized) photograph of Mir Haji Yar Muhammad Talpur (1953)

Photograph of Mir Haji Yar Muhammad Talpur as a young teenager student — Mir Haji Yar Muhammad Talpur as a young student at Hyderabad house. (B&W colorized photo)

Mir Haji Yar Muhammad Talpur as young student at Garden West, Karachi residence — Mir Haji Yar Muhammad Talpur during his school days at Garden West, Karachi residence. (B&W colorized photo)

Group photo of Mir Yar Muhammad Talpur and Sindhi Bazm - Adab committee at Sindh Madressatul Islam — This photograph (original B&W, colorized picture) has been taken from the Chronicle of Sindh Madrassah, 1955-56. It shows Mir Yar Muhammad and other school fellows of Sindhi Bazm-e-Adab.
Chairs (L-R): A.Rashid, Muhammad Ashraf Jan Sarhandi (Gen. Secretary), Mr. Mirza Abdul Majeed Beg (1st Asst.), Mr. S. Nasir Hussain (Head Master & President), Mir Yar Muhammad Talpur (Vice President), Rasool Bux Baloch. On Floor (L-R): Habibur Rehman, Anwer Hussain, Mushtaq Ahmed. Standing (L-R): Amiruddin Ghulam Muhammad, Ghulam Muhammad, Fazal Ali, Sarfaraz Ahmed

Mir Yar Muhammad Talpur's photo while playing criciet — Posing as a cricket batsman, the young Mir Yar Muhammad Talpur at Mirpur Khas. (B&W colorized picture)

Photograph of Mir Yar Muhammad Talpur and Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto — In this photograph, Mir Haji Yar Muhammad Talpur (4) is seen sitting with Mir Imam Bukhsh-II (3) (former Sindh Minister), Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto (2) (former Prime Minister of Pakistan), and Pir Ghulam Rasool Shah Jilani (1) (former Member National Assembly of Pakistan). The photograph depicts the occasion when Late Zulfiqar Ali Bhutto visited Mirpurkhas after having launched his Pakistan Peoples’ Party in the late sixties. (B&W colorized picture)