By Abhay Kumar Last Wednesday Morning as I was turning the pages of newspapers, my attention was caught by a photograph of the founder of ‘Art of Living’ Sri Sri Continue Reading →
By Syyed Mansoor Agha How would one explain the Divine wisdom and scheme in the fact that the mosque built by Shah Jahan in Delhi became so popular that not Continue Reading →
By M Ghazali Khan Like millions of other Indian Muslims who knew, admired and loved Shahabuddin Saheb, I am deeply saddened at his death. His death is a great loss Continue Reading →
After 6 December 1992 a key leader offered him two crore rupees and a petrol pump [in exchange for a compromise]. Hashim Ansari did not only turn down the offer Continue Reading →
M Ghazali Khan Even before the 2004 Lok Sabha elections a debate had started among Muslims, especially on internet forums, on whether or not secular parties are really Continue Reading →
When future historians will pen the biographies of the Chief Justices of India of 1969 and 2014, they will find hard to determine the span of journey we have covered in Continue Reading →
By Khalid Sheikh Translated from Inquilab 2 March 2013 Hyderabad’s Dilsukh Nagar area is the centre of leisure, educational and business activities with hundreds of computer coaching centres, theatres and Continue Reading →
