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Malihabad

Administration
Native ameMalihabad
Typecity
StateUttar Pradesh
DistrictLucknow
Geography
Altitude128 m
Demography
Total Population15806 (2001)
Other information
Time zoneIST (UTC+5:30)

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Malihabad ( , ) is a town and a nagar panchayat in Lucknow district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is the mango belt of North India and is internationally acclaimed for its mangoes. Among different varieties of mangoes grown here, Dussheri is the most popular variety. Besides Dussehri, other varieties of mangoes such as Chausa, Fazli, Lucknowa, Jauhari, Safeda, etc. are also grown here.

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Josh Malihabadi (Urdu: جÙØ´ ÙÙÛØ­ آبادÛ) (born as Shabbir Hasan Khan; شبÛر حس٠خاÙ) (December 5, 1898 February 22, 1982) was a noted Urdu poet born in British India, who was an Indian citizen until 1958, when he emigrated to Pakistan and became a Pakistani citizen. He wrote ghazals and nazm under the takhallus (Urdu for nom de plume) Josh (جÙØ´) (literally, "Passion" or "Intensity"). Josh was born in Malihabad, United Provinces, British India. He studied at St Peter's College, Agra and passed his Senior Cambridge examination in 1914. Although Josh subsequently studied Arabic and Persian and, in 1918, spent six months at Tagore's university, Shantiniketan, the death of his father, Bashir Ahmed Khan, in 1916, prevented him from undertaking a college education. In 1925, Josh began to supervise translation work at Osmania University, in the princely state of Hyderabad. However, his stay there ended, when he found himself exiled from the state for writing a nazm against the Nizam of Hyderabad, the then ruler of the state. Soon thereafter, he founded the magazine, Kaleem (literally, "interlocutor" in Urdu), in which he openly wrote articles in favour of independence from the British Raj in India. As his reputation spread, he came to be called Shaayar-e-Inquilaab ("Poet of the Revolution"). Subsequently, he became more actively involved in the freedom struggle (albeit, in an intellectual capacity) and became close to some of the political leaders of that era, especially Jawaharlal <b>...</b>
10.87 min. | 5.0 user rating		 Josh Malihabadi (Urdu: جÙØ´ ÙÙÛØ­ آبادÛ) (born as Shabbir Hasan Khan; شبÛر حس٠خاÙ) (December 5, 1898 February 22, 1982) was a noted Urdu poet born in British India, who was an Indian citizen until 1958, when he emigrated to Pakistan and became a Pakistani citizen. He wrote ghazals and nazm under the takhallus (Urdu for nom de plume) Josh (جÙØ´) (literally, "Passion" or "Intensity"). Josh was born in Malihabad, United Provinces, British India. He studied at St Peter's College, Agra and passed his Senior Cambridge examination in 1914. Although Josh subsequently studied Arabic and Persian and, in 1918, spent six months at Tagore's university, Shantiniketan, the death of his father, Bashir Ahmed Khan, in 1916, prevented him from undertaking a college education. In 1925, Josh began to supervise translation work at Osmania University, in the princely state of Hyderabad. However, his stay there ended, when he found himself exiled from the state for writing a nazm against the Nizam of Hyderabad, the then ruler of the state. Soon thereafter, he founded the magazine, Kaleem (literally, "interlocutor" in Urdu), in which he openly wrote articles in favour of independence from the British Raj in India. As his reputation spread, he came to be called Shaayar-e-Inquilaab ("Poet of the Revolution"). Subsequently, he became more actively involved in the freedom struggle (albeit, in an intellectual capacity) and became close to some of the political leaders of that era, especially Jawaharlal <b>...</b>
10.95 min. | 5.0 user rating		  / 26.92; 80.72 Malihabad (Hindi: मलà¥à¤¹à¤¾à¤¬à¤¾à¤¦, Urdu: ÙÙÛØ­ آباد) is a town and a nagar panchayat in Lucknow district in the Indian state of Uttar Pradesh. It is the mango belt of North India and is internationally acclaimed for its mangoes. Among different varieties of mangoes grown here, Dussheri is the most popular variety. Besides Dussehri, other varieties of mangoes such as Chausa, Fazli, Lucknowa, Jauhari, Safeda, etc. are also grown here. Josh Malihabadi: Josh Malihabadi was born as Shabbir Hasan Khan on 5 December, 1898 at Malihabad. He did his senior Cambridge from St. Peter's College, Agra in 1914. In 1918, he spent about six months at Shantiniketan. He studied Arabic and Persian. Due to the death of his father, Bashir Ahmed Khan, in 1916, Josh was unable to avail of a college education. In 1925, Josh started work at the Osmania University, supervising translation work. He was exiled from the state of Hyderabad for writing a nazm against the Nizam. He then started the newsletter/magazine called the 'Kaleem' in which he openly wrote articles in favour of independence and against the British. Soon, he was being called "shaayar-e-inquilaab". He also got actively involved in the freedom struggle and became close to quite a few of the political leaders of that era, specially Jawahar Lal Nehru. On the advice of director WZAhmed, he also wrote songs for Shalimar Pictures. During this time, he was staying in Pune. After independence, he became the editor of 'Aajkal <b>...</b>
6.68 min. | 5.0 user rating		 One of this year's Padma Shri winner is a mango-grower from Uttar Pradesh, he is known for growing 300 varieties of mango on a single tree. Kallimulla Khan had inherited a mango plantation from his father. Later Khan began experimenting with hybridization. Famous for his work, he was offered to settle and work in Iran, to which he refused. He does not wish to leave Malihabad, where his family has grown mangoes for generations.
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5.80 min. | 0 user rating		 All four kidnappers were tracked down and shot dead near Malihabad, 30 kms from Lucknow.
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Times of India--In the first incident, two boys were returning to their homes from a fair at Mallahkheda village in -Malihabad- when a four-wheeler hit their bicycle on ... - Date : Mon, 06 Dec 2010 00:08:36 GMT+00:00
Green revolution: `Seeds' of doubt plaguing state - Times of India Tweet this news
Times of India---Malihabad- based wheat grower, Mahender Yadav said: "It is true that a lot of times sub-standard seeds were sold at the extension counters. ... - Date : Sun, 22 Aug 2010 21:28:35 GMT+00:00
''Dussehri'' mangoes witness high demand in export market - Northern Voices Online Tweet this news
Northern Voices Online---Malihabad- (Uttar Pradesh) (ANI): The mango exporters in Uttar Pradesh''s -Malihabad- Town are a happy lot this season, as good production of ”Dussehri” ... - Date : Thu, 10 Jun 2010 08:02:55 GMT+00:00
Aliganj police pays Rs 1.68L to truck owner - Times of India Tweet this news
Times of India--LUCKNOW: Aliganj police has settled the matter of recovery with a decree holder in whose favour civil judge (senior division) -Malihabad-, AU Khan had ... - Date : Tue, 25 May 2010 02:05:14 GMT+00:00

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