Raza Ali Abidi is a name that still echoes with warmth, nostalgia, and quiet intellectual power in the world of Urdu journalism and radio literature. Yet, despite his immense contribution, Raza Ali Abidi often remains under-discussed in contemporary literary discourse. His book Radio Days is not merely a memoir; it is a cultural document that … Read more
Urdu word is not just a linguistic unit — it’s a bridge between cultures, centuries, and civilisations. Every Urdu word carries a story, a memory, and a layered emotion shaped by history, travel, and adaptation. From Arabic deserts to Persian courts, and Indian villages to colonial influences, the journey of an Urdu word is as … Read more
Educational Institutions: In a fascinating revelation, Raza Ali Abidi recounts in his memoirs, penned down in 1982, how he stumbled upon his handwritten notes while revisiting old records. He later compiled these notes into a book titled “Thirty Years Later” in 2012. This remarkable work encapsulates a rich tapestry of personalities, events, and places under … Read more
