Agitated over the killing of BSP leader Bismillah Khan, his supporters targetted public and private vehicles in different parts of Ranikpur village in the Faizabad district 
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Quotes about Bismillah Khan
Agitated over the killing of BSP leader Bismillah Khan, his supporters targetted public and private vehicles in different parts of Ranikpur village in the Faizabad district
was said
in New Kerala
It is no exaggeration to say that his music was divine, soothing the nerves and having a balming effect on people who listen to it. The transformation of the shehnai from a mere accompanying piece in concerts to a respected instrument owes a lot to the creative endeavours of Bismillah Khan
was said
in India eNews
It makes a difference to be surrounded by all things Indian. And, they built their academies, their movie halls. You could hear Bismillah Khan in a Delhi park for free. But, here and now, [our youngsters] can't decide what Pakistani is; we have been swamped by other cultures, particular Indian movie culture.
was said
in Malaysia Sun
Quotes from articles mentioning Bismillah Khan
We do not want your riches; we want the richness of your experience.
said Atal Bihari Vajpayee
in The Hindu
