Firoz Bakht Ahmed
The writer, grandnephew of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, is a social commentator.
By Firoz Bakht Ahmed
It is time for the Delhi chief minister to introspect and apologise with a true heart.
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For common Muslims who choose to embrace modernity, the All India Muslim Personal Law Board is a thing of the past.
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A section of the opposition thinks that this bill is a step towards the Uniform Civil Code, which is wrong.
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The principle of freedom has to be practised within some rationale.
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The national song is one that has a universal appeal for all Indians irrespective of caste, creed and faith.
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What is most heart-rending is that for the last three decades, the Valley has turned into hell.
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It's time to shun godmen, superstition and, of course, communal frenzy.
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The so-called people’s movement against corruption has been exposed, ironically, within two years in power.
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AIMPLB feels it is its right to dictate terms on issues that extend from the public domain of Muslims to the privacy of their bedroom.
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I took the risk to visit that country and paid a price.
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