JEDDAH - "There is ** danger of extinction or damage to Urdu language in Pakistan. Urdu is ahead of other languages, and it has been enriched by the words of Siraiki, Punjabi and other Pakistani languages," said Naseem-e-Sehar, a veteran Poet and longtime resident of Saudi Arabia. He made this statement in a group discussion and reception by Majlis-e-Ilmo, Adab, Jeddah, at the residence of Syed Faizan Ahmad. Urdu poetry and prose are flourishing in Pakistan.
07-04-2014, 08:41 AM
There is ** danger to Urdu language in Pakistan: Poet
JEDDAH - "There is ** danger of extinction or damage to Urdu language in Pakistan. Urdu is ahead of other languages, and it has been enriched by the words of Siraiki, Punjabi and other Pakistani languages," said Naseem-e-Sehar, a veteran Poet and longtime resident of Saudi Arabia. He made this statement in a group discussion and reception by Majlis-e-Ilmo, Adab, Jeddah, at the residence of Syed Faizan Ahmad. Urdu poetry and prose are flourishing in Pakistan.
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