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Bazm-e-Sahafat

At the Bharat Express ‘Bazm-e-Sahafat’ Urdu Conclave in Delhi, IAS officer Dr Rashmi Singh emphasised that the identity of a modern India stems from its language, culture and literature, not merely infrastructure and development.

At the Bharat Express Urdu Conclave in Delhi, CMD Upendrra Rai highlighted Urdu’s cultural legacy, its deep-rooted linguistic heritage and India’s ancient knowledge traditions, emphasising that Urdu belongs to all and symbolises a shared civilisation.

The Bharat Express Bazm-e-Sahafat Urdu Conclave in New Delhi gathered leaders to celebrate Urdu’s cultural significance and discuss Delhi’s development, with the event broadcast live.

During his speech, Maulana Madani clarified misconceptions, stating that Muslims consider India as their homeland, alongside various Hindu communities, Brahmins, and Rajputs who are also part of India’s Muslim population

Prof. Akhtarul Wase, former President of Maulana Azad University-Jodhpur and Padma Shri awardee, received a special honor from the Bharat Express Urdu team. Prof. Wase praised Bharat Express’s dedication to Urdu journalism and expressed gratitude for the recognition