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Ammar Aziz
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‘Don’t weep, my child; your mom will come’: A ghazal for a child in war-ravaged Gaza
‘There won’t be wounds, blood or debris. In sleep, my child; your mom will come.’
Ammar Aziz
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Embarking on the divine: On translating the Urdu poet Jaun Elia
Translator Ammar Aziz writes that [his] strategy is to be ‘loyal to the form, the grandeur, the silences, and the shadows in Elia’s verses’.
Ammar Aziz
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Why do young readers and social media find Jaun Elia's poetry so relevant today?
The poet reinvented the ghazal-scape of Urdu.
Ammar Aziz
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Seven Kashmiri students arrested after row over celebrating India’s World Cup loss
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How Uttar Pradesh’s halal ban has plunged the processed food industry into chaos
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Pithora is for the gods, not for products, say Adivasis
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Stolen fingerprints, empty bank accounts: How customers are paying for gaps in Aadhaar
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From the memoir: A disabled writer recalls harrowing experiences of finding a house to rent in Delhi