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Performances of Padma Vibhushan and Padmashri artists to mark the 50th edition of the dance festival to be held from February 20 to 26, 2024 »
Haidargarh Basoda or Haidergarh was also known as 'Nawab Basoda' and was founded by Nawab Diler Khan and his descendants. Not to be confused with Ganja Basoda town. »
Jashn-e-Urdu in Bhopal was a tremendous success in the sense that not just elders and middle aged but youth, teens and children were part of it. »
The last Nizam of Hyderabad who was known as His Exalted Highness Mukarram Jah, once one of the richest persons, passes away in Turkey. »
Maulana Mazharul Haque was a champion of communal harmony who felt that Hindus and Muslims are in the same boat and will sail or sink together. »
Late Qazi Wajdi ul Hussaini had participated in Quit India movement and was an author of many famous books apart from being Qazi for three decades. »
Farooq Argali has authored over 100 novels, compiled anthologies of poets and has been editor of 10 magazines and papers, but calls himself Faqeer-e-Urdu. »
After the success of his first book, Syed Naseer Ahamed has come up with this new book that has photos and biographical sketches of 155 lesser known martyrs and activists in freedom movement. »
Khan Shakir Ali Khan was repeatedly jailed for movements before independence, his newspapers were shut down. He was among the most popular leaders in Madhya Pradesh. Four times won Assembly elections from Bhopal. »
The author Asad Faisal Farooqui has come up with a detailed book on the extraordinary life of Syud Hossain, a freedom fighter, diplomat and journalist. »
After persecution by East India Company in the aftermath of 1857, weavers had migrated and arrived in Burhanpur, Malegaon, Bhiwandi, Nagpur, Dhule. »
Apart from novels, he has collections of short stories and travelogues and is among the most versatile writers in Maharashtra. »
The famed Urdu author had written his first short story in early 1950s and has been consistently writing since then. »
In the history of central India, especially, Vidarbha, this Gond-Muslim dynasty played an important role and the impact is visible even after three centuries. »
The qasbah located near Lucknow is famous for its poets, litterateurs, culture and varieties of mangoes. Dr Asmat Malihabadi is carrying the tradition forward. »
The minister said that the removal of the structure will expand the hospital and said if any obstructs, then FIR should be registered. »
After 92 years, the team that till now represented the region in tournaments as a state unit, can't have a separate team. »
Sidelining the contribution of Nawabs & Begams who built the city, Raja Bhoj has been turned into 'founder of Bhopal'. »
On his birth anniversary, Bhopal residents remembered the last Nawab who ensured that the state remained an island of peace and that had never witnessed a communal riot. »
The heritage was saved from total demolition when an archaeologist reached the spot after getting information about the damage. »
Historical texts mention that Sardar Dost Mohammad Khan respected Rani Kamlapati and on her request fought and defeated her enemies. »
The Ghanta Ghar was an important structure in Satna town. Civic body plans to 'beautify' the spot after razing the structure. »
Following rain, the drainage chambers below the library suddenly exploded and huge quantity of water entered the library. »
The 17th century underground water distribution system set up by Mughal governor Abdul Rahim Khan-e-Khana is still functional. »
The announcement was made in Jammu & Kashmir's Katra by union rural development minister Narendra Singh Tomar. »
Golden painting at Sadar Manzil, used of marble and red stone at Moti Masjid, water mill and drainage system Kamlapati Mahal wowed all »
Paying tribute to the Begums who built magnificent structures during their reigns. »
Nawab Sultan Jahan Begum was the ruler of Bhopal when this imposing building was constructed. »