Tapan Kumar Pradhan
b. 1972writer
Urdu writer and freedom fighter
Ahmaq Phaphoondvi
1895–1957, born Phaphund, poet
Ahmaq Phaphoondvi (1895-1957) was the alias of Mohammad Mustafa Khan, an Indian Urdu poet, linguist, and freedom fighter. He is known for his contributions to literature, especially his satirical ghazals targeting the British Government of India. Phaphoondvi spent many years in the Aligarh jail for his active participation in the struggle for independence, including the Swaraj Movement and his association with the Indian National Congress.
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