Evening of every first Wednesday of the month, our local poetry group gathers in Coffee Corner of our town and we consume ninety minutes or so sharing our passion about poetry. I have a feeling that coffee shops are… Read More »Coffee shop creativity
It is a matter of great pleasure for me to share this recent conversation with Mohatarma Fahmida Riaz Sahiba, a legendary Urdu poetess of our times. In addition to a personal comment ” Wah Shariq, buhut piari nazmain hain aap ki,… Read More »Latest poem by Fahmida Riaz Sahiba
For reading the English translation and for Hindi Roman script, please keep on scrolling down and to the next page to read the full poem. Please do leave your comments, if you wish, and oblige. Thank you! A novice in… Read More »Cambridge ki gulyon main
The theme of this year`s British Burns Association meeting which was held in Adelphi Hotel, Liverpool between 15th to 17th May, 2013, was the use of innovation and lateral thinking in burn care. It was an honour for me to be invited… Read More »Lateral thinking and innovation in health care delivery
This poem is dedicated to the noble struggle of women empowerment and equality! For English translation and Roman script, please keep on scrolling down. Thanks! Flowers in shackle! This town is haunted and people spellbound There are sacred inscriptions on… Read More »Phool Bundhay Zanjeeron Say!
Unified planetary civilization is our inevitable future. This poem takes a step forward to embrace it! For Roman script and English translation, please keep on scrolling down. Thanks! Chullo aaeen-e-nau likhain(Ye nazam aalmi tehzibi nizam ki janib paish qadami kay… Read More »Chullo Aaeen-e-nau likhain
For English Translation and Roman Script, please keep on scrolling down Will you come along? My lyrics, my words will you be with me? will you come along? conscience is a kindle in the darkness of being it shines, it… Read More »Saath do gay mira?
For English Translation and Roman Script, please keep on scrolling down. Thanks! In a corner of a bookshop Evening was baron and the city banal the crowd submissive and the walk incurious I stopped for a while In a corner… Read More »Kitab Ki Dukan Per
