New Delhi, June 9: One of India's oldest Urdu newspapers, The Daily Milap has an interesting history that spans three countries -- India, Pakistan and even the UK. The newspaper and its owner-editors ...

In the basement of a brightly lit South Asian video and DVD store situated in a busy thoroughfare of Jamaica, Queens, 61-year-old Khalilur Rehman adjusts his print glasses as he feverishly edits a ...

BHOPAL: Once the official language of Bhopal State, Urdu has witnessed such a downside that most of the Urdu-speaking population cannot read the language. But elections are when the Urdu media becomes ...

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IN 1947, just like the immigrants moving both ways, ‘immigrant newspapers’ had travails of their own to overcome before they could settle down in their dreamlands. Indeed, like, people, many could not ...

Munsif, India's largest Urdu newspaper, has printed a blank editorial act of defiance against the Telangana government. The Congress-led administration, under Chief Minister Revanth Reddy, has blocked ...

Exactly 200 years ago in the month of March, undivided India’s first Urdu newspaper — Jam-e-Jahan Numa — edited by Hari Har Dutt and Sada Sukh Lal, rolled out of a printing press in Calcutta, ...

Mumbai The foundation of Urdu journalism was laid by two Hindus: Harihar Dutta and Sadasukh Lal, publisher and editor respectively of the country’s first Urdu newspaper, Jam e Jahan Numa, brought out ...

Mumbai: Sarfaraz Arzu was still in college when the death of his father pushed him into the tough role of newspaper editor in 1978. Luckily for him, senior journalists in the Hindustan Urdu Daily, the ...