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Delhi-based poet-singer Minu Bakshi's Urdu verses vet Gen Z emotions

In her new book, Barish-e-Rahmat, poet-singer Minu Bakshi stirs emotions of love and longing. She tells HTCity how Urdu poetry is still relevant in Gen Z era.  

Poet Minu Bakshi talks about her latest collection of poems, Barish-e-Rahmat.
Updated on Mar 18, 2025 12:33 PM IST

Why Papon believes in the timeless magic of Ghazals

Papon explores his love for ghazals and plans to modernise the genre while staying true to its essence.

Papon has revealed he is working on two ghazal albums
Published on Dec 19, 2024 06:03 PM IST
BySamarth Goyal

Bad Poetry Day: The evolution of slam poetry from streets to stages

Today on Bad Poetry Day, let's delve into the vibrant and often controversial realm of slam poetry — a form that blurs the lines between art and activism

The evolution of slam poetry, from Chicago's streets to global stages
Updated on Aug 18, 2024 12:15 PM IST
ByAadrika Sominder

Mir and modernity

Even as cultural festivals earlier this month celebrated Mir Taqi Mir’s tercentenary, a look at why, unlike Ghalib and Iqbal, this 18th century Urdu poet, so closely connected with Delhi, has remained relatively understudied, uncelebrated, and unread

A portrait of Mir (Wikimedia Commons)
Updated on Feb 24, 2024 05:24 AM IST
ByMahmood Farooqui

Urdu poet Munwwar Rana passes away, lives on in verse

Born on November 26, 1952, he left a mark on Indian literature and his work, “Shahdaba”, earned him the prestigious Sahitya Akademi Award in 2014 but he returned it due to political reasons.

Munawwar Rana suffered infection in the lungs and throat in 2017 and was also receiving treatment regularly due to kidney problems for which he had to undergo dialysis. (FILE PHOTO)
Updated on Jan 15, 2024 07:46 AM IST
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