Key Takeaways
- Aurangzeb Khan Khichi, Federal Minister for National Heritage and Culture, launched the first three volumes of the revised edition of Urdu Lughat.
- The event took place at NLPD (National Language and Poetry Development Department).
- Khichi emphasized the importance of preserving and promoting the Urdu language.
Federal Minister for National Heritage and Culture, Aurangzeb Khan Khichi, recently addressed the launching ceremony of the first three volumes of the revised edition of Urdu Lughat at NLPD (National Language and Poetry Development Department).
The event marked a significant milestone in the ongoing efforts to update and preserve one of Pakistan’s most important linguistic resources.
During his speech, Khichi highlighted the importance of Urdu as a unifying force within Pakistani society and stressed that the revised edition would contribute significantly to its enrichment and standardization.
Khichi stated, 'The launch of these volumes is not just about updating the dictionary but also about ensuring that future generations have access to accurate and comprehensive information on the Urdu language.'
He further emphasized the role of NLPD in spearheading such initiatives, stating, 'Our department remains committed to fostering a deeper appreciation for our national heritage through linguistic preservation.'
The revised edition of Urdu Lughat is expected to include updated definitions, new words reflecting contemporary usage, and enhanced grammatical explanations.
According to officials present at the event, the remaining volumes are scheduled to be launched in the coming months, with a comprehensive update projected for completion by 2025.
The launch ceremony was attended by various stakeholders including educators, linguists, and representatives from cultural organizations who expressed their support for the initiative.
'The launch of these volumes is not just about updating the dictionary but also about ensuring that future generations have access to accurate and comprehensive information on the Urdu language.'
Aurangzeb Khan Khichi, Federal Minister for National Heritage and Culture, Federal Minister for National Heritage and Culture
'Our department remains committed to fostering a deeper appreciation for our national heritage through linguistic preservation.'
Aurangzeb Khan Khichi, Federal Minister for National Heritage and Culture, Federal Minister for National Heritage and Culture
