National Book Foundation to host 'Yaadon Ki Purwai' literary session on October 2
The Islamabad event will pay tribute to Urdu poets Nasir Kazmi, Munir Niazi, Amjad Islam Amjad and Mohsin Naqvi.
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The National Book Foundation (NBF) will host a special literary session titled "Yaadon Ki Purwai" on Friday, October 2, in Islamabad, paying tribute to four distinguished Urdu poets.
The session will honor the literary contributions and intellectual legacy of Nasir Kazmi, Munir Niazi, Amjad Islam Amjad and Mohsin Naqvi, according to the National Book Foundation.
Celebrating Urdu poetry
The event will be held at the National Book Foundation's premises in Islamabad, bringing together those interested in Urdu literature to reflect on the work of the four poets being honored. Each of the poets featured in the session has left a significant mark on Urdu poetry and literary culture in Pakistan.
Literary sessions of this kind are a regular feature of the National Book Foundation's programming, aimed at promoting appreciation of Urdu literature and preserving the legacy of the country's prominent literary figures.
Further details on the session's format and speakers were not specified in the available announcement.
Sources
- NBF to host literary session ‘Yaadon Ki Purwai’ on Oct 2 — APP (Pakistan)
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