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Ambreen Fatima

Ambreen Fatima: MBA Finance Graduate with a sweet tooth for literature, history and all that underrated. Part time content writer, full time caregiver.
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Gaya Session of Congress 1922: A timeline for history enthusiast Gen Z

  • Post Author By Ambreen Fatima
  • Post Date December 26, 2022
'I do not want that sort of Swaraj which will be for middle class alone. I want a Swaraj which …Read more  »
Historical Archive Journalist Urdu Writer

Jam-e-Jahan Numa: The Urdu cradle & it’s Brahmin caretaker

  • Post Author By Ambreen Fatima
  • Post Date December 15, 2022
As Urdu press celebrates its lowkey bicentenary this year,it is the perfect time to tribute those who laid its foundation …Read more  »
Jam-e-Jahan Numa
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Hajj In The Time Of Imperialism: The formidable Begums, the Hajj, the memoirs.

  • Post Author By Ambreen Fatima
  • Post Date July 31, 2020
This article throws light on one such Hajj expedition undertaken by Nawab Sikandar Begum of Bhopal.
Hajj In The Time Of Imperialism: The formidable Begums, the Hajj, the memoirs.
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Highlight of 30th April 1945: The day Hitler killed himself and world media cheered in union.

  • Post Author By Ambreen Fatima
  • Post Date April 30, 2020
Just a day prior to his suicide, Hitler married Eva Braun, his long-time companion in a simple civil ceremony. But …Read more  »
Highlight of 30th April 1945: The day Hitler killed himself and world media cheered in union.
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Mohammed Abdul Karim: The Concealed Royal Munshi

  • Post Author By Ambreen Fatima
  • Post Date April 16, 2020
In the present scenario of cyberbullying, the name 'Abdul' is used to demonize and defame Muslims as illiterate creatures full …Read more  »
Mohammed Abdul Karim: The Concealed Royal Munshi
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Silk Letter Movement: A freedom struggle woven in silk

  • Post Author By Ambreen Fatima
  • Post Date September 4, 2019
On January 11, 2013, former President of India, Shree Pranab Mukherjee released a commemorative stamp on Silk Letter Movement. Speaking …Read more  »
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Book Reviews Freedom Movement

Book Review: Professor Abdul Bari – Azadi Ki Ladai Ka Ek Krantikari Yoddha

  • Post Author By Ambreen Fatima
  • Post Date April 4, 2019
Professor Abdul Bari's tomb bedsheeted in layers of dust, very much like his accomplishment: unsung, ignored ,awaiting a long pending …Read more  »
Professor Abdul Bari - Azadi Ki Ladai Ka Ek Krantikari Yoddha

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