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
The journey from Cairo to Venice, as captured by Mahmood Nizami in his travelogue, stands as a hallmark in Urdu literature. Written in 1952 under the UNESCO initiative, Nizami’s account of this voyage combines cultural reflections, historical insights, and literary finesse, making it a cherished piece of travel writing. A Modern Take on Urdu Travel … Read more
In Urdu literature, it is noteworthy that at least three colonels from the Pakistan Army have made significant contributions. Two—Siddique Salik & Muhammad Khan—have passed away, while Colonel Ashfaq Hussain continues to live. These three distinguished writers have not only excelled in serious literature but have also carved out a niche for themselves in the … Read more
The travelogue “Beyond the Himalayas” by Raja Anwar recounts his journey to China, Hong Kong, and North Korea, which took place on an official level in 1976 under the leadership of then-Prime Minister Zulfikar Ali Bhutto. The author was an enthusiastic supporter of socialism and a companion of Bhutto. This video describes the warm welcome … Read more
The travelogue of Ms. Sabooha Khan, titled “India,” is an account of her journey to India in February 2005. The narrative is presented completely straightforwardly, depicting events in their true form without any emotional embellishment. Every other Wednesday, AwaazeUrdu presents an excerpt from a travelogue. In this context, an account of the visit to the … Read more
