Our Work
Four pillars. One mission. Keep the Indian languages alive, accessible, and thriving
DEMOCRATIZING ACCESS
Free and open access to rare, endangered Indian texts

URDU | REKHTA.ORG
The world’s largest Urdu archive — free, accessible, and alive.
Over 188K+ eBooks, 71K ghazals, and 10K poets. Rekhta.org brings Urdu’s rich literary heritage to millions, preserving what was once at risk of fading away.

HINDI | HINDWI.ORG
The digital home of Hindi literature in Devanagari.
A first-of-its-kind open platform for Hindi poetry, prose, and classic authors. Hindwi ensures India’s largest spoken language is equally represented in digital culture.

SUFISM | SUFINAMA.ORG
A spiritual archive of the subcontinent’s Sufi & Bhakti voices.
Sufinama unites scattered works of Sufi saints and poets into a single, searchable platform, reviving centuries of spiritual thought, now just a click away.

RAJASTHANI | ANJAS.ORG
India’s first and only digital library for Rajasthani literature.
Anjas documents the oral and written traditions of Rajasthan, preserving regional knowledge systems that would otherwise be lost to time.

GUJARATI | REKHTAGUJARATI.ORG
The first comprehensive digital platform for Gujarati literature
Besides being a rich archive of poetry, folk art, rare manuscripts & modern prose, the website experience also features one-click word meanings, powerful search, and author biographical information.
PRESERVATION
Digitising old Indian literature at an industrial scale

VIRTUAL LIBRARY
Largest e-libraries. Free. Open. Ever-growing.
Rekhta EBooks hosts over 1 million rare and contemporary titles, digitized and made freely accessible. This is literary preservation at a large scale.
EDUCATION
Structured, e-learning platforms for Indian languages

REKHTA LEARNING | LEARNING
Indian languages, reimagined for modern learners.
Rekhta Learning offers a first-of-its-kind digital curriculum, bite-sized, beautifully produced, and backed by expert instructors. With 29K+ learners, it’s building the next generation of readers and writers.

POETRY TOOL | TAQTI
Taqti is a one-of-its-kind tool that helps aspiring poets analyze, scan, and refine their poetry based on classical Urdu prosody (Bahr). With over 2M+ lines processed, it’s nurturing the next generation of precise and powerful poets.

DICTIONARIES
The smartest dictionaries ever built.
Rekhta Dictionary gives every user the tools to truly understand Urdu. Qaafiya, the world’s first Urdu rhyming dictionary, empowers poets and lyricists to find the perfect rhyme. Hindwi Dictionary offers deep linguistic context, dialectal roots, and script-level insight.
PROMOTION
Promoting languages through curated platforms & cultural experiences

PUBLICATION
Classic literature, reborn for today’s reader.
Timeless poetry, old prose and more. Rekhta Publications brings curated Urdu and Hindi books back into circulation — beautifully designed, digitally available, and easy to access.

MARKETPLACE
The go-to destination for Indian literature lovers.
RekhtaBooks.com hosts thousands of titles across genres and scripts, both new-age authors and classics, making discovery seamless for millions of readers across the globe.

FESTIVALS
Indian subcontinent’s most beloved language festivals.
Jashn-e-Rekhta, Hindwi Utsav, Anjas Mahotsav, Rekhta Gujarati Utsav— festivals that bring tens of thousands together in celebration of literature, culture, and identity. Flagship experiences that make language feel alive.

EVENTS
Bringing Indian languages to stages across the world. From Shaam-e-Rekhta to Rang-e-Rekhta, these curated evenings showcase the elegance of Urdu through music, poetry, and conversation, expanding Rekhta’s reach city by city.

REKHTA PRODUCTIONS
Studio-quality storytelling rooted in language and legacy.
Rekhta Productions creates original, high-quality audio-visual content — talk shows, poetry films, musical series, and documentaries — designed to make literature not just read, but felt.
Preserving Legacy.
Powering Future.
Your support helps us digitize rare literature, create learning tools,
and keep the Indian languages alive for generations to come.