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The last few years have been very productive in terms of Sindhi studies. Below, four summaries reflect on the dynamics of this field, but also the diversity of approaches.Mustafa Ahmad KhanMaking Them Look the Other Way! The (Ir)rationality of Road Building in the Sindh Borderlands of PakistanPhD in Anthropology, SOAS, University of London, 2019.Nimrita Kaur Rana,Being and Becoming: Sindhis in Accra, GhanaPhD in African Studies and Anthropology, University of Birmingham, 2019.KamranPractising Hinduism in the Islamic Republic of Pakistan. Devotion and the Politics of Untouchability in Ramdev Pir's tradition of SindhPhD in History and Civilisations, EHESS, 2020.Remembering Dominique-Sila Khan’s Ramdev Pir and the Ismailis in RajasthanBy Mahek KhwajaM.A in English Literature, Editorial Assistant at a publication house in KarachiYou can read all the summaries here: MIFS Newsletter  n°7-8 (July 2020)