George Byron emphasizes the connection between empathy and human emotions through tears of compassion. Robert Southey and Mirza Ghalib refl...

US Consul General Melinda Pavek noted over 18 lakh Indians were expected to visit the US this year, emphasizing strengthened US-India relat...

Listening to the finest ghazals is like entering a garden, where each flower has a different fragrance and colour, but all share the same e...

Ghazals are a form of poetry that can evoke deep emotions and transport listeners to a different realm. Sung by masters of the art such as ...

Urdu poet Mirza Ghalib writes: 'Koi ummeed bar nahin aati, koi soorat nazar nahin aati, maut ka ik din muayyan hai, neend kyon raat bhar na...

A last minute confirmation from the actor elated the organisers.

Power can be of many kinds - corporate, familial, bureaucratic or within any organisation; but perhaps the most emblematic area to understa...

The Congress leader on Monday had taken a swipe at Union Home Minister Amit Shah for his remarks that India is strong in protecting its bor...

Shah had on Sunday said India's defence policy has gained global acceptance and the world agrees that after the US and Israel, if there is ...

Ghalib's 150th death anniversary falls this February.

World Bank yesterday released its Ease of Doing Business ranking in which India jumped 30 places to break into top 100 for the first time.

The actor appeared in over 300 films which included Satyajit Ray's acclaimed movie "Shatranj Ke Khiladi" and "Junoon".

Low-hanging fruit’ is a cliche used to describe tasks that are easily achieved — whoever coined it hasn’t savoured the Dussehri mango.

11 Hindu boys have been enrolled in a madrassa, who besides learning other subjects, study Urdu language with keen interest.

Najeeb Jung today directed the Secretary of Delhi Urban Heritage Foundation to complete the works on Ghalib Academy and Aga Khan Foundation...

Classical Urdu poet Mirza Ghalib should be honoured with the country's highest civilian award Bharat Ratna, PCI Chairman Markandey Katju ha...

Katju said that giving Bharat Ratna to cricketers and film stars, who have "no social relevance", is making a "mockery" of the award.