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Taraqi Pasand – Episode 3 | My London Studio
In this episode, we take a deep dive into the origins of the Progressive Writers’ Movement and its impact on literature, culture, and society. Did you know that the very first circle of progressive writers was formed in London in 1935 by a group of visionary students? The draft of the manifesto was also written here in London, with contributions from Sajjad Zaheer, Dr. Jyoti Ghosh, Dr. Mulk Raj Anand, Pramod Sengupta, and Dr. D.T. Taseer.
We explore:
How this movement challenged outdated traditions and gave literature a voice for change.
The historical context of the 1930s—freedom struggles, rising fascism, and global shifts.
Why progressive thought was (and still is) necessary for building just, inclusive, and forward-looking societies.
From literature to social reform, Episode 3 uncovers how progressive ideas began crossing borders, shaping the Urdu literary world, and inspiring generations.
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