People

For the love of SRK!

Manish Rathore meets the city's Shahrukh Khan fan number one I first called on Vishahrukh a few years ago to find out more about his craze for Shahrukh Khan. I was greeted with the mobile caller tune pyar ho...

The Gomti River taught me swimming

Dr. R.K. Pachauri is an economist and industrial engineer who studied at Lucknow's La Martiniere College. He is head of the Delhi based The Energy and Resources Institute (TERI), an independent, not-for-prof...

The many stories of one man

Renowned journalist and film-maker par excellence Khwaja Ahmad Abbas was born on 7 June in 1914. A hundred years later Dr. Zoya Zaidi takes a look at his short stories. Khwaja Ahmad Abbas started writing rea...
Parsi Anjuman

Where have all our Parsis gone?

Saira Mujtaba visits Cyrus 'Lucknawi' Kharas for a talk on the Parsi community in the city Lucknow has always been a melting pot of different people and cultures. The Parsi community too has enriched the cit...

Breakfast in Chowk with Khushwant Singh

Kahkashan Naqvi recalls her first meeting with the late sardar in Lucknow Mr Khushwant Singh became Editor of The Hindustan Times when my husband was covering Uttar Pradesh for the same paper. Mr V.P. Singh ...

Mesmerising Marquez is no more

The most lovable story teller of our times is no more but the stories of Gabriel Garcia Marquez, Nobel laureate remain with us forever. As tribute to the 87 year old Columbian, who died in Mexico last month ...
Sharib Rudaulvi

The man who knows how to criticise

TLO finds out more about Professor Sharib Rudaulvi, one of the most important literary critics of today Writers are a dime a dozen but literary critics are rare. This is despite the unquestionable importance o...

RadioCity’s jagmagate radio jockeys

The power of radio is unimaginable as it is able to reach a huge audience instantly and the trick of the trade is to connect with the listener in an immediate and relevant way. For the same reason, The Lucknow ...

Nothing lost in Translation

The work of Rakhshanda Jalil is precious for introducing Urdu writing to those unfamiliar with the language. In an interview with Saira Mujtaba, the scholar explains what translation means to her and how this w...
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