In July 1972, when former Pakistan Prime Minister Zulfeqar Ali Bhutto came to India to sign the landmark Simla Agreement on bilateral relations between India and Pakistan, he reached for an Urdu ...
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Bashir Badr: People's poet whose words echoed from college canteens to political corridors
New Delhi | Bashir Badr, one of Urdu poetry's most relevant voices whose words reflected the complexity of life and politics, ...
From the 1970s onwards, scarcely any major mushaira in Punjab, Haryana or Chandigarh felt complete without Badr, whose arrival would often become the highlight of the evening ...
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Bashir Badr’s poetry survived riots and politics. Modi to Bhutto, leaders quoted his shayaris
Urdu poet Bashir Badr died in Bhopal on Thursday at the age of 91. His couplet ‘Dushmani jamkar karo’ was quoted across party ...
Renowned poet and Padma Shri awardee Bashir Badr, known for his iconic couplets, passed away in Bhopal on Thursday at 91 ...
Padma Shri recipient Bashir Badr, a celebrated Urdu poet, passed away in Bhopal after a long illness. His ghazals bridged ...
Renowned Urdu poet Dr Bashir Badr, known for bringing simplicity and emotional depth to Ghazals, passed away in Bhopal at the ...
Dr Badr had been living with dementia for a considerable period of time. The illness had severely affected his memory, and he ...
The veteran poet breathed his last at his home in Bhopal, a family member said. During the Shimla Agreement between India and Pakistan in 1972, Badr wrote the famous couplet "Dushmani jam kar karo ...
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