Asad Mirza is a senior journalist based in Delhi. His interests range from international and strategic affairs to interfaith issues. He writes extensively on Indian Muslims and the Indian polity. He was associated with Khaleej Times, Dubai, and with BBC World Service in India and currently works as an independent columnist and consulting editor of a leading defence magazine. His earlier book, Abrahamic Faiths and Interfaith Dialogue: An Indian Perspective focusses on interfaith issues. Currently, he is recreating the live history of the Delhi of yesteryears.