Sarmaya Talks: The Forgotten Cities of Delhi by Rana Safvi

Rana Safvi is a renowned writer, scholar and translator, passionate about documenting India’s syncretic culture through her writings. In this talk, she leads us on a magical tour of the ancient, medieval and modern cities that make up Delhi.
Rana is the author of 'Tales from the Quran and Hadith' and 'Where Stones Speak: Historical Trails in Mehrauli, The First City of Delhi', 'The Forgotten Cities of Delhi' and 'City of My Heart: Four Accounts of Love, Loss and Betrayal in Nineteenth-Century Delhi'. She has also translated both editions of 'Asar us Sanadeed', the seminal work on Delhi’s monuments written by Sir Syed Ahmed. Rana runs the popular blog ‘Hazrat-e-Dilli’ on her site Ranasafvi.com.
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[@kashinathgoswami3879]

Speechless....the lecture was absolutely riveting! Looking forward to reading more of your books.

[@charubhargava3847]

Great....your narrative is unmatched

[@noshulal]

Excellent

[@smeather3426]

Top class lecture. Hats off to you mam

[@pralhadchaudhari4978]

Incredible narration and great knowledge master of history as well as fluent English,Great I am greatly Impressed

[@golgumbazguide...4113]

welcome to golgumbaz

[@samtours8240]

Was the Mohammad Of Ghaur a turk? wasnt he an AFghani.

[@kbslinen8755]

Delhi muglo ki history ke alawa Mumbai ke liye bhi kuchh hai to
Uska bhi kuchh Gyan do