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By Literary India on July 28,2006

Feature: Wadali Brothers Keeping the Sufiana Flame Alive

Hum to bas rab se ley lagate hain. Fakiron ki bani ko sur dete hain. Isi mein hume sukh milta hai. This is how the famous "Wadali Brothers" describe their journey. Puranchand and Pyarelal Wadali are names which need no introduction. Together they have been keeping the Sufi tradition alive. They belong to the fifth generation ... [full story]

By Literary India on July 30,2006

Mohammed Rafi: A Tribute To The Musical Genius

Mohammed Rafi was one of the most versatile and talented singers Indian film industry has ever produced. Though he passed away 25 years ago on July 31, 1980, he continues to live in the hearts of millions of his fans in India and abroad. However, this humble and shy man’s journey from a small village, Kotla ... [full story]

Subhobroto Mazumder

The author is a geologist by profession but has a passion of writing stories especially with a line of subtle humor in them. Inspired by the works of Jerome K Jerome, Joseph Heller, Ruskin Bond and very recently Chetan Bhagat he tries to write in the same vein. A product of IIT Roorkee and a drop out of IIT Kanpur he presently works for Oil and Natural Gas Corporation Limited. Besides creative writing, the author also has a penchant for playing harmonica, soccer as well as roaming around aimlessly. Presently he lives in Durgapur and dreams of seeing his works in the print media like those of his gurus.