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Bang-e-Dara Publication, Hyderabad

Bang-e-Dara Publication, Hyderabad

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F. Fone Bran Hardy

F. Fone Bran Hardy

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Meer Abdul Baqi Blauch

Meer Abdul Baqi Blauch

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Sometimes lingering in the branches of trees, sometimes at the edge of the stream.]...

Shibli Nomani
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The second group of people whose arrival in India can be traced came from the direction of the Mediterranean Sea. They are referred to as Proto-Australoid or Austric. After settling in India, branches of this group carried their language into Malaya, Indonesia, Malaysia, and certain other southwestern regions....

Syed Ehtisham Husain
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Although Ibn al-Athir defended himself against the accusation of gleaning from the Greeks, his statement implies that the foundation of the art itself originated in Greece. However, the fallacy of this assumption has now been clearly exposed. The truth is that Aristotle wrote a book titled Rhetorica, which he categorized...

Shibli Nomani
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O image of your father and the coolness of my heart, sleep. O tender bud of my heart, sleep. Grow and blossom; may autumn never touch you. May no thorn ever sprout on your branch, and may no difficult hour ever befall you....

Shibli Nomani
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What we call a literary tradition is never monolithic, nor does it move in a straight line. It does not consist of a single highway, but rather multiple highways, each with its own intersecting footpaths. A literary tradition is like a mighty river, fed by numerous large and small tributaries,...

Aale Ahmad Suroor

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Collection

Shayar: ek unvaan 10 nazmen

This selection includes nazms by various poets that share the title "Shayar." Reading this collection offers an insight into the diverse intellectual and creative perspectives that different poets bring to the same theme.
Occasion

New Year

The arrival of a new year is a cause for celebration. It marks the end of one journey and the beginning of another. This is, however, a momentary pleasure and keeps us oblivious of the times that may not be as welcome as this one. These verses bring the pleasures that the New Year brings to us along with new promises.
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Friendship Day

Friendship is a pure and pious human experience. It helps human beings to know, and to live in good spirit with each other. The idea and experience of friendship has been treated variously by poets. Their verses have opened up many dimensions of this pious human relationship. Sometimes, friendship also turns into enmity but we do not always understand, or even know how such positive sentiments turn into negative ones. These verses would bring you a variety of perspectives on friendship and help you appreciate the multiple meanings of this relationship.
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DICTIONARY MATCHES

REKHTA DICTIONARY

branch

branch branch

shaaKH

baa.nch

बाँच بانچ

بچاو، تحفظ، وسیلۂ تحفظ۔

special branch

special branch special branch

(برطانیہ میں) سیاسی تحفظ سے تعلق رکھنے والی پولیس۔.

sub-branch

sub-branch sub-branch

ذیلی یا تحتی شاخ یا دفتر وغیرہ۔.

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BOOKS MATCHES FOR "branch"

Branch Line

Dutt Bharti

1958Novel

Bang-e-Dara

Yusuf Salim Chishti

1991Poetry

Sharah-e-Bang-e-Dara

Shafiq Ahmad

1990Poetry

Sharh-e-Bang-e-Dara

Khwaja Hameed Yazdani

2006Poetry

Bang-e-Dara

Allama Iqbal

1960Translation

Matalib-e-Bang-e-Dara

Ghulam Rasool Mehr

Poetry

Sharah Bang-e-Dara

1944Poetry

Bang-e-Dara

Allama Iqbal

Poetry

Banjh

Saadat Hasan Manto

1983Short-story

Bang-e-Dara

Allama Iqbal

Poetry

Baang-e-Dara Ma Sharh

Yusuf Salim Chishti

1991Poetry

Bang-e-Dara

Allama Iqbal

1975Poetry

Gul Bang-e-Haram

Hameed Siddiqi

1954Poetry

Deewan-e-Imdad

Imdad Ali Imdad

1894Poetry

Baang-e-Duhal

Mohammad Imamuddin

1971Poetry

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Can theoretical criticism, then, be considered a branch or form of philosophy? This question can also be posed differently: Can critical theories only be formulated or discovered by examining existing works of art, or do they possess an independent philosophical reality that transcends the existence of artworks on a purely...

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi
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Prophet Noah's ark eventually came to rest on Mount Judi. A dove, which had been released from the ark, returned with a green olive branch in its beak, bringing the news that the flood had subsided. When this story is referenced, the terms Kashti-e-Nuh (Noah's Ark) and Toofan-e-Nuh (Noah's Flood)...

Syed Wahidudeen Salim
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reality that lies beyond the physical realm. However, Aristotle also stated that the most important branch of metaphysics is Ontology (the study of being); in fact, he treated the two terms as synonymous. This implies that for Aristotle, the Greek philosophers, and the Christian thinkers of the Middle Ages, the...

Mohammad Hasan Askari
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[The branch of the violet became like the tresses of the beloved by day.]...

Shibli Nomani
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This constant state of flux demonstrates that transformations within human society inevitably bring about transformations in the arts and sciences. Consequently, the rules and principles established for them at any given time eventually require revision. When studying the principles of criticism, these fundamental realities cannot be ignored....

Syed Ehtisham Husain
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Tere honton ke phoolon ki chahat mein hum Dar ki khushk tehni pe ware gaye [In our longing for the flowers of your lips, We were sacrificed on the dry branch of the scaffold.]...

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi
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Obviously, there are thousands of metaphorical constructions—such as khama-e-zarrin (golden pen) and shakh-e-aftabi (branch of the sun) meaning "sunbeam," or shakh-e-nashikasta (unbroken branch) meaning "a proud, arrogant youth"—that people must have used for the very first time. They certainly did not learn them in traditional schools (madrasas), ...

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi
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Cannot bring the speech of India to their lips....

Syed Sulaiman Nadvi
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They contain none of the linguistic or emotional vulgarity that stems from a chaotic internal structure. Manto never exhibited an emotion that did not sprout organically—like a bud from the branch of his own experience—free from any artificiality or clamor....

Shamim Hanafi
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shah ne yeh dekha haram ka haal Chehray toh faq hain aur khulay hain saron ke baal [Entering the tent, the King saw the state of the women of the household, Their faces were drained of color, and the hair on their heads hung loose.] Zainab ki yeh dua hai...

Gopi Chand Narang
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with me.] Kankar pathar jod ke, masjid deyi banaye Chadh mulla baang de, kya behra hua Khudaye [Gathering pebbles and stones, they built a mosque; The mullah climbs up and calls out—has God gone deaf?] Chalti chakki dekh ke, diya Kabira roye Dwe pat bheetar aaye ke, saabit gaya na...

Gopi Chand Narang
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To fully grasp the significance of Bharatendu's transformation, one must remember that just ten or eleven years prior to the aforementioned statement (made in 1882), Bharatendu had declared in 1871 that his language—and the language of the women of his community—was "Urdu." Belonging to the western branch of the Agarwal...

Shamsur Rahman Faruqi
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If only there were a person of understanding who could explain it to us exactly as it is, and by making us ignorant ones understand, bring us to tears.'" This prose possesses the innocence and simplicity of Urdu's early period, yet its sentences remain trapped in the grip of Persian....

Gopi Chand Narang
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hostel terii haqiiqat ko ga.e hai.n ham paa.nch
inDimaa.n vaalo.n ne lahore me.n kholii hai branch

Col. Mohammad Khan
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"When Alexander I was advancing toward France with his massive armies to put Napoleon to the sword, he was entirely unaware that his soldiers would bring back with them a contagion that would prove fatal to the crown and throne....

Saadat Hasan Manto
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