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Nur-i-Afshan V.69 no.21 October 1941
No full textContents: G̲h̲azal [Poetry] by Z̲ākir Meraṭhī - Ek g̲h̲alat̤ī kā azālah : voh Nabī aur ahl-i Islām kī k̲h̲ush fahmī [Article] by Pādrī Jalāluddīn - Dī Lanḍour kamyūniṭī kānfarans ke shāndār ijlās [Article] - Duniyā kā sab se baṛā nāṭaq [Article] - Masīḥ kā paīg̲h̲ām hamāre zamāne ke liʼe [Article] by Rāʼbarn, Ḍabliyu. Em. - Sahāranpūr kanvanshan [Article] - Masīḥī mubashrīn aur roṭī [Article] by Faz̤al Masīḥ - Kyā [Article] - Muk̲h̲talif k̲h̲abrain̲ [News] - In ko ẓarūr paṛheṉ [News] - Kriscan hā’ī skūl kharaṛ Z̤ilaʻ Ambālah [News]
Cites a poem titled as “Ghazal” presented by Zakir Meeruti. This poem expresses the belief of poet regarding Jesus Christ and asks people through his poetry to embrace Christianity and he also explains that Jesus will be the savior on the Day of Judgment.
The beginning of this issue covers expresses the belief in Christ and what Jesus will be on the Day of Judgment, correction in belief of Muslims that they were looking for a verse to quote as prediction of Holy Prophet Muhammad, they managed to do so but it didn’t last long and revealing a misunderstanding about the Genealogy of Prophet Muhammad. It explains the journey and hardships of Jesus Christ and it also discusses the verses from the Holy Bible and their relation with our lives. The next important thing in this issue that it reveals one significant thing that is lacking in our lives, which is lenience. It says that we have to produce lenience in order to progress in our lives. Saharanpur Convention's details has also been featured in this issue as well. It also talks about the major problem of the current which is hunger people are fighting for it but poor people are still struggling to find meet their needs. This issue also cites prediction made by prophet Danial, which is, there will be a man who will himself superior to all other human beings. It cites different national and international news and few advertisements for different religious book, apologetic books and Christian High School Kharar. This volume of Nur-i-Afshan published bi-weekly, on alternate Fridays from Kharar District Ambala
Indian Political Science Association. Third Annual Conference Mysore. 1940
No full textGroup photo of the participants of 3rd IPSA Conference held at Mysore. 28-31 Dec. 1940. Presided by: Beni Prasa
The Folio: Forman Christian College Magazine
No full textSatyindra Singh-Editorial. pp. 1; Rice, C. H.-Address at the Prize-Giving Assembly. pp. 2-9; Isolde Henriette Alexandre-And Then...?. pp. 10-11; Verghese, James-Story-The Glow-Worm Love. pp. 11-14; Trilokinath Anand-The Present Discontents. pp. 14-15; News and Notes. pp. 16-17; Swaraj Malhotra-Our Camp. pp. 17-18; Mohan Lal Kapur-Story-When it Comes Out. pp. 19-20; Bhatnagar, R. M.-To Flowers. pp. 21; Gotam Parkash Vij-A Demand. pp. 21-23; Shanti Cameron-The Co-Eds' Corner. pp. 23-24; Gyan Nath Sood-Story-Vanity, the Name is Woman. pp. 25-26; Sant Ram Bhatia-Article-The Psychology of the Reader (from a paper read at the All-India Library Conference). pp. 26-29; Ram Parkash-To Nishat in a Shikara. pp. 29-32; Hostel News (Newton Hall). pp. 32-33; W. P. B. pp. 33-34; [Hindi]. 14 p.; Folio [Urdu]. 16 p.A Scene from """"A scrap of Paper"""" Recently Staged by the Forman College Players. before page
The Folio: F. C. C. Magazine
No full textEditorial. pp. 1-2; Poetry-Belinda. pp. 3-4; Lall, J. S.-Article-On the Writing of History (Being a Review of the Book by Sir Charles Oman). pp. 5-7; Isaac, O. S.-Story-Retribution. pp. 7-9; Swaraj Malhotra-Travelogues-India Today. pp. 9-11; Knowledge Comes but Wisdom Lingers. pp. 12; Alexander, I.-What Shall I Write On? pp. 12-14; Basant Saigal-News and Notes. pp. 14-17; Bhatnagar, R. M.-Article-On Textual Criticism. pp. 18-19; Article-War Publicity by Students. pp. 19-21; Satya Paul Jaura-A Beauty Spot. pp. 21-23; Shanti Cameron-The Co-Eds' Corner. pp. 23-24; Sport. pp. 24; Shakespeare in India. pp. 25-27; Societies. pp. 27-28; Hostel News. pp. 29; W. P. B. pp. 30-31; [Hindi]. 8 p.; Punjabi Kiyari [Punjabi]. 10 p.; Folio [Urdu]. 16 p.Professor Mathai and Professor Manohar Ray. before page
The Forman Alumnus
No full textNews about the Alumni Association's activities, list of successful Candidates in University Examinations of 1940 and List of the Executive Committee of the Alumni Association for 1941Sir Sheikh Abdul Qadir, Kr., K.B. after page 4; New Site Buildings. after page
The Folio: Forman Christian College Magazine
No full textIqbal Number [Urdu Section]Satyindra Singh-Editorial. pp. 1-2; Latif, I.-Essay-The Unconscious Mind. pp. 3-7; Story-The World of Darkness. pp. 7-10; Prakash Chandar Chopra-A Student Looks at Television. pp. 10-11; Basant Saigal-News and Notes. pp. 12-14; Malik, H.-Spring. pp. 14-15; Trilokinath Anand-The Average Graduate. pp. 15-17; Satyindra Singh-Sports. pp. 17-18; The Co-Eds' Corner. pp. 18; Mathai, S.-Essay-Shakespeare's Comedies of the Middle Period. pp. 18-22; Hostel News. pp. 22-25; Satyindra Singh-Societies. pp. 25-26; Om Prakash Sharma-Poetry-Dark Light. pp. 26; Alumni Corner. pp. 27; W. P. B. pp. 29-30; Late News. pp. 30-31; Obituary. pp. 31; [Hindi]. 17 p.; Folio [Urdu]. 16 p.Editorial Staff. before page
The Folio: Forman Christian College Magazine
No full textSatyindra Singh-Editorial. pp. 1-2; Prakash Chandar Chopra-A Pair of Beauties. pp. 3-4; Savitri Gauba-Article-A Woman Looks at War. pp. 4-5; Nasir-ud-Din Ahmad-A Push and a Kick in the Back. pp. 6-7; Swaraj Malhotra-Our Co-Education. pp. 7-9; A Visit to Boston. pp. 9-12; The Hard Business. pp. 12-13; Anand, D. M.-Article-Ranjit Singh as a Diplomat. pp. 14-20; Basant Saigal-News and Notes. pp. 20-22; Satyindra Singh-Sports. pp. 22-24; Basant Saigal-W. P. B. pp. 25-27; The Alumni Reunions. pp. 27-28; An Alumni Wedding. pp. 29; The Co-Eds' Corner. pp. 29-30; Hostel News. pp. 30-32; Satyindra Singh-Societies. pp. 32-33; [Hindi]. 9 p.; Punjabi Kiyari [Punjabi]. 7 p.; Folio [Urdu]. 16 p
The Folio: Forman Christian College Magazine
No full textSatyindra Singh-Editorial. pp. 1-2; John B. Weir-The Value of the Individual. pp. 2-7; Trilokinath Anand-My Visits to the Camp. pp. 8-9; Rice, C. H.-Convocation Address. pp. 10-19; Shanti Cameron-The Co-Eds' Corner. pp. 19-20; Benade, J. M.-Farewell Address to the Outgoing Clases. pp. 21-24; Satyindra Singh-Societies. pp. 25; Bhim Sain Chadha-Valedictory Address. pp. 26-28; Om Prakash Sharma-They Part. pp. 28; [Hindi]. 14 p.; Punjabi Kiyari [Punjabi]. 4 p.; Folio [Urdu]. 16 p
"The Fifteen" The Premier Literary Society. 1939-40
No full textMembers of the 'Fifteen'.
The 'Fifteen' was founded in 1916-1917. The idea behind the founding of the 'Fifteen' was the revival of the traditions and achievements of the Literary Club, founded by Dr. Johnson during the eighteenth century. The 'Fifteen' has produced quite a galaxy of eminent scholars, statesmen, poets and men of letters (Took this text from http://150.fccollege.edu.pk/founding-of-the-fifteen/)