Urdu Sources on Modern India

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Urdu Sources on Modern India
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Book excerpt: In pre-partition days Urdu has been the vehicle of learned expressions in Social Sciences and humanities but in the post-partition era it was not in much use by the scholars, partly because the young generation of scholars was not so familiar with Urdu. The present work is a meticulous effort to unfold the vast learned material on Modern India for research scholars. Had this effort not been made a large segment of valuable material it would have remained untapped by them. Primary sources like articles in Urdu newspapers and journals have been scanned. The entries give names of authors and titles in transliterated form but annotation is given in English in each entry. The book contains author, title and subject indices.


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