Mehr Afshan Farooqi
Mehr Afshan Farooqi

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  • A Wilted Rose

    What does the award acknowledge? A life time’s achievement? An outstanding talent? Or, an exceptional contribution to a particular language and literature?

    BY Mehr Afshan Farooqi 20 October 2010

  • Will Gujarat Mourn Adil Mansuri?

    It should. For he represented the place that was once a vibrant society, the home for people of all faiths and cultural inclinations. Not the stifled, torn, violent state it has become today

    BY Mehr Afshan Farooqi 19 November 2008

  • Film, Fiction, Fantasy

    Soon after Ashutosh Gowarikar's film, came Salman Rushdie's "short fiction" in the New Yorker, also coincidentally on Akbar's Jodha. 'Disgruntled' was how I felt when it was over...

    BY Mehr Afshan Farooqi 11 March 2008

  • Language Of Whose Camp?

    Yes, 'Urdu' means 'military camp' in Turkish, but by the eighteenth century, it merely meant 'the city of Delhi'. The fascinating story of how the language whose name(s) were Hindi/ Hindvi/ Goojri/ Rekhta/ Dakhani at various times and places came to

    BY Mehr Afshan Farooqi 20 February 2008

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