Poets/Writers From Uttar pradesh
Total: 2880
Izhar Warsi
Izhar Asar
Israr Ahamad Azad
Ismat Malihabadi
Ismat Chughtai
One of the most prominent fiction writers of the non-traditional kind, well known for her stories 'Lihaf' and 'Tedhi Lakeer'.
Ismail Merathi
Most famous Urdu poet writing poetry for children.
Ishwari Prasad
Ishtiyaq Husain Qureshi
Ishtiyaq Danish
Ishtiyaq Ali Alvi
Ishrat Zafar
- Domicile : Kanpur
Ishrat Sagheer
- Born : Shahjahanpur
- Domicile : Shahjahanpur
Ishrat Rahmani
- Domicile : Lucknow
Ishrat Lakhnawi
- Born : Lucknow
Ishrat Kiratpuri
Ishrat Jahangirpuri
- Born : Kanpur Dehat
- Domicile : Lucknow
Ishrat Bareilvi
Ishrat Balrampuri
Ishraque Azizi
- Born : Maunath Bhanjan
- Domicile : Bhopal
- Domicile : Lalitpur
- Domicile : Kanpur
Irshad Khan Sikandar
- Born : Sant Kabir Nagar
- Domicile : Delhi
- Died : Delhi
A prominent poet, playwright, and author of several books.
Irshad Amrohvii
Irfan Siddiqi
One of the most prominent modern poets, famous for his neo-classical poetry.
- Domicile : Kanpur
Irfan Khan
Irfan Habib
Irfan Bara Bankwi
- Born : Bachhraon
- Domicile : Uttar pradesh
Irfan Abidi mantvi
Irfan Abid
Irfan Abbasi
Irfan Aazmi
Iram Lakhnavi
Iqbal Varma Sehr
- Died : Fatehpur
Iqbal Sohail
Prominent freedom fighter and lawyer who was elected to U.P. Legislative Assembly in 1935.
Iqbal Sajid
- Born : Saharanpur
- Domicile : Lahore
Having lived in poverty and due to the hardships of life, he was at times forced to sell his ghazals - a reality that also underscored the demand and literary value of his work. 'Asasa' is the posthumously published collection of his poetry.
Iqbal Safi Puri
- Born : Safipur
Iqbal Majeed
Prominent among the modern story writers, known for the multilayered quality of his narrative.
Iqbal Mahir
- Born : Allahabad
- Born : Farrukhabad
Iqbal Bharti
Iqbal Azeem
Syed Iqbal Azim is an Urdu poet and scholar of the language in the Bengal region.
Intizar Hussain
Most prominent fiction writer, known for his stories woven around the experience of Partition and for his individual style of telling tales. The first Urdu writer to have been shortlisted for the Man Booker Prize.
