Dr. Z. A. Ahmed—a name in the annals of India’s communist movement and anti-colonial struggles—was a towering figure whose life exemplified dedication to justice and equality. His autobiography, Mere Jeevan Ki Kuchh Yadein (Some Memories of My Life), is a compelling chronicle of his journey, particularly his pivotal role in farmers’ movements during pre-Partition India. … Read more
Ahmed Bashir, A Visionary Writer and Filmmaker with a Legacy of Resilience: an acclaimed Urdu and English writer, critic, and filmmaker, passed away on December 25, 2004, leaving behind a legacy marked by his literary brilliance and undying commitment to his craft. This blog pays tribute to his remarkable journey, highlighting his works, challenges, and … Read more
The Controversial Legacy of Urdu Literary Personalities: Urdu literature boasts a rich tradition, with numerous personalities whose religious inclinations significantly influenced their work and legacy. These influences, whether deemed right or wrong, have often sparked intense debates. Such personalities are celebrated for their contributions but also criticized for their controversial stances. One such figure, whose … Read more
