New nazm posted to the site once a month of visitors to read. The nazms are in transliterated form (Urdu written in English), with some pages having links to information about the poets.

Discussions about great poets and poems, and the history of Urdu poetry.

A collection of Assamese poetry in English translation.

Bengali poetry in English translation.

Archives of Urdu poetry in Urdu. GIF files have been used mostly. Parts of the archive require installation of UmairI font.

Archives of urdu ghazals and hindi poetry. Urdu dictionary with more than 10,000 words.

A jumpstart page for most of the famous Poet's sites and web resources.

Some dohas (couplets) by Amir Khusro (1253-1325) in Hindi and English.

Works of this poet from Kerala in Malayalam, and some English translations, with biography and links to order his books.

Fonts must be downloaded to view the poems.

Young and old poets and scholars.

Audio clips of Urdu poetry by some great poets of our time. Poets include Ahmed Faraz, Manzar Bhopali, Pirzada Qasim, John Elia, Nawaz Deobandi, and Shahida Hasan. RealPlayer.

Ghazals, nazms and other forms of Urdu poetry in transliterated form (Urdu written in English). Indexed by poet name and alphabetically for easy access. Includes a text based search engine.

Rajendra Kishore Panda is a major Indian poet writing in Oriya. This site displays three poems of Rajendra in English translation.

"It's Like That" and other poems translated from Telugu. With a biographical note on the author.

Poems by classical poets of the Indian subcontinent.

Urdu/Hindi qawaalis by Amir Khusro, a 13th century sufi poet from Delhi. The lyrics are provided in Urdu font (GIFs), as well as in transliterated and translated forms.

Songs and poetry by Rabindranath Tagore and other Indian poets.

Poetry forum by enthusiasts from South Asia.

A small collection of poems by Swami Vivekananda in English translation.

Containing poetry ghazalas, nazams, naats, and qataat.

Web anthology of poetry in Oriya (a major Indian language spoken by more than 30 million people) in English translation.

Selected ashaar by various Urdu poets.