The Cutting Edge Mascot of Awadhi Culture
Gauri Bharadwaj
Lucknow, the 'city of nawabs', well it wouldn't be wrong to call it the 'heart of Uttar Pradesh'. The city has offerings for everyone. Not only the la...
Overcoming Traditions, Overcoming Religions
Nikita Gupta
The morning wait in shining new clothes, hands adorned with henna holding lit and ritual thalis, the day of rakshabandhan begins thus but its preparati...
Chain Letters Across the Divided Borders
Farida Jamal
In the early 1950s, most people took the over land route when travelling from Uttar Pradesh to East Pakistan. The journey to Dhaka via Kolkata involved se...
Hardships Faced in Unison
Dr. Sehba Ali
The partition of India in 1947 was, perhaps, the most excruciating pain that Mother India endured when her children senselessly massacred one another in the name of rel...
Over a Century of Delivering Excellence
Excelling in all fields and giving all round experience to students along with equal emphasis on moral education, the college sets benchmark for newer institutions, like...
Leading Voice in Contemporary Fiction
Siddhant Agarwal
Acontemporary author whose writings depicted the sufferings, predicament and exhortation of the rural folk, peasants, laborers, the women and the oppress...
The Ancient Custom of Training Pigeons
Sumbul Zehra
There has always been talk of setting the beloved free, but with a heavy heart for the possibility of them not returning ever. Still when one can't think of...
Concrete Steps Towards a Dream
“Transforming a brand into a socially responsible leader doesn't happen overnight by simply writing new marketing and advertising strategies. It takes effort to identify a vision...
What Premchand Wanted to Bring About...
Art is not merely an imitation of reality. Though art depicts reality it is not the reality. Its merit lies in that it seems to be a reality. So says the great literary ...
Romance With History On Ganga's Banks
"I am here tracing the History of the Earth itself, from its own Monuments." - Jean-AndrÈ de Luc
Sehar Siddiqui
As the sands of time pass by, there are very few things t...