| | He was born in a mercantile family on 15 November 1951 in Larkana, Sindh, Pakistan, he earned a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in Urdu literature. He also obtained a Bachelor of Law degree from Karachi University. He married a Dutch woman, and unfavourable events resulted in a divorce. | | He was born in a mercantile family on 15 November 1951 in Larkana, Sindh, Pakistan, he earned a Bachelor of Arts and Master of Arts in Urdu literature. He also obtained a Bachelor of Law degree from Karachi University. He married a Dutch woman, and unfavourable events resulted in a divorce. |
| − | He has achieved awards from [[India]]n and [[Europe]]an Urdu literary organisations in recognition of his literary works. He is particularly famous for his Urdu poetry collection ''[[Zarb-e-Sukhan]]'', in the Urdu-speaking world. Pakistani English newspaper, ''Daily Times'' describes the book as a "splendid poetry collection." ''Daily Dawn'' mentioned him, one of those a few Pakistani English poets, whom poetry, has been travelled, and acknowledged abroad and homeland as well. Famous Indian poet Nida Fazli and Pakistani journalist and writer Sultana Mehr compared his poetry with the style of Ghalib and Allama Iqbal. He has also published ''[[The Wise Way]]'', a collection of quotes in the Dutch, English, and Urdu languages, and collection of English prose poems, ''Breathing Words.'' Several Pakistani singers have sung his ghazals and naats. Sehgal has also written a novel and several poetry books, and articles that published in various Urdu newspapers and English as well. | + | He has achieved awards from [[India]]n and [[Europe]]an Urdu literary organisations in recognition of his literary works. He is particularly famous for his Urdu poetry collection ''[[Zarb-e-Sukhan]]'', in the Urdu-speaking world. Pakistani English newspaper, ''Daily Times'' describes the book as a "splendid poetry collection." ''Daily Dawn'' mentioned him, one of those a few Pakistani English poets, whom poetry, has been travelled, and acknowledged abroad and homeland as well. Famous Indian poet Nida Fazli and Pakistani journalist and writer Sultana Mehr compared his poetry with the style of Ghalib and Allama Iqbal. He has also published ''[[The Wise Way]]'', a collection of quotes in the Dutch, English, and Urdu languages, and collection of English prose poems, ''[[Breathing Words]],'' collection of quotation ''[[The Writing That Fragrances]]'' and Urdu Autobiography ''[[The Prisoner Of The Hague]]''. Several Pakistani singers have sung his ghazals and naats. Sehgal has also written a novel and several poetry books, and articles that, published in various Urdu newspapers and English as well. |