Literature

:- by Yusra Naqvi   Abstract This article examines the life and works of Agha Shahid Ali in the diaspora, focusing on his poetic imagination...

By Tabia Masoodi Tattoos are not just decorative art but a universal visual language that narrates the tale of beauty, identity, resilience, and resistance, each...

By Tabia Masoodi The expression “Comedy in tragedy,” tells us that Humans have a quality to laugh at the absurdities of life and provoke deeper...

By Vaibhavi Dhanwar Language serves as a vessel for tradition, beliefs, and everyday life, while literature captures human experiences, emotions, and stories across generations. Together,...

With the 78th Indian Independence Day this year, the history of Indian independence was a long struggle faced with many hardships. From its nascent stage...

It’s the morning of August 15, you decide to have a tour of Old Delhi but you notice an unusual sight; more people are on...

Famously referred to as Bulbul-i-hind, or the “Nightingale of India,” Sarojini Naidu (1879–1949) was an extraordinary person who skillfully combined her positions as a nationalist...

While addressing a mushaira, poet and Bollywood lyricist Javed Akhtar defined the relationship between Hindi and Urdu as “ What is the grammar of Urdu?...

  Source: Goddess and the Nation, Bharat Mata by Roop Kishor Kapoor 1931   “Bharat Mata ki Jai!”  is a common slogan that one is...

Food is an integral part of  Bengali culture and it is made with different kinds of food items but Bengali cuisine is incomplete without deep-fried...