Author
"Rana Safvi is a distinguished writer, historian, and translator whose work is rooted in the celebration and preservation of India’s syncretic cultural heritage. With a deep passion for the Ganga-Jamuni tehzeeb, she has authored several acclaimed books on Delhi’s history, monuments, and literary traditions, including Where Stones Speak, The Forgotten Cities of Delhi, and In Search of the Divine. Her evocative storytelling bridges the gap between academic scholarship and accessible narrative. Safvi’s work is notable for its blending of historical depth with personal insight, bringing alive the voices of the past in a way that resonates with modern readers. She has translated important primary sources from Urdu and Persian into English, such as Dastan-e-Ghadar and Asar-us-Sanadid, making vital historical texts available to new audiences. Rana Safvi’s work is a tribute to the richness of India’s composite culture and the importance of remembering, preserving, and cherishing its many legacies."