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Daanish Bin Nabi

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The World Was Not Their Story Review: Why Saeed Naqvi’s Memoir Matters Beyond Journalism

Daanish Bin Nabi The history of the modern world is often told through the eyes of politicians, military leaders and...

From Courtesan to Commander: New Biography Restores Begam Hazrat Mahal to Her Rightful Place

The history of the Indian Uprising of 1857 has long been populated by a familiar cast of characters: the...

How Bharatanatyam helped Padma Shri Ananda Shankar Jayant dance through cancer

Some memoirs tell us what happened to a person; others invite us to understand how that person found the...

Enlightenment’s Dark Mirror: New Book Exposes the Racial Foundations of Western Universalism

New Delhi: The Enlightenment, that grand intellectual project of the eighteenth century, has long been celebrated as the philosophical...

Anatomy of survival: A public health physician’s unflinching account of India’s medical margins

New Delhi: One might believe that the appalling conditions documented by Friedrich Engels in nineteenth-century Manchester belong firmly to...

FMGE June 2026 row: Students demand relief after 88 pc fail

New Delhi: A storm of protest has erupted over the results of the Foreign Medical Graduate Examination (FMGE) conducted...

NCWR launches nationwide campaign for Women’s Reservation implementation

New Delhi: The National Coalition for Women’s Reservation (NCWR), formed in April 2026, has stepped up its campaign across...

JKCPJ hosts fourth ‘Let’s Connect’ session at Srinagar’s Polo Ground Park

Srinagar, July 4: The Jammu & Kashmir Centre for Peace and Justice (JKCPJ) conducted the fourth chapter of its...

A new anthology opens the door to Urdu’s poetic soul

New Delhi: The journey that led to Alfaaz ki Mehfil began not in the musty archives of a university...

How Russia and Iran became strategic partners despite centuries of mistrust

New Delhi: When crowds at a Tehran Friday sermon in June 2009 chanted "Death to Russia" instead of the...

Farhatullah Babar’s Memoir ‘The Zardari Presidency’ Reveals Tumultuous Politics in Pakistan

New Delhi: Asif Ali Zardari has the distinction of being the first President in Pakistan’s tumultuous history to complete...

Inside Mujib’s Legacy: New Book Revisits the Fatal Decisions That Shaped Bangladesh’s Destiny

New Delhi, April 10: On 15 August 1975, the founding father of Bangladesh, Sheikh Mujibur Rahman, was killed, together...