17th Aalmi Urdu Conference 2024- Jashan-e-Karachi to begin from December 5

The 17th Aalmi Urdu Conference 2024 –Jashan-e-Karachi Set to Begin from December 5, 2024, Continuing Until December

The conference will include more than 60 sessions and a cake-cutting ceremony marking the 70th anniversary of Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi. It’s important to note that with an increasing interest in Urdu language poetry among youth and students across cities, this seminar provides them ample opportunity for appreciation and participation at various levels:

• 12 mornings-long program covering diverse facets of Upekkhayi Dastan (the greatness). The first day’s opening ceremony will feature a cultural performance by the national youth ensemble, Hameed Lal. A lecture on “Sindhi Urdu” in collaboration with Sindhu Shaikh Cultural Society and Professors from various universities has been organized to discuss issues related to modern poetry writing techniques for UPEKH-speaking communities living outside of Karachi (the testament).
• Guest speakers will share their knowledge on Urdu language, culture & society. The renowned poet Shaheen Ahmed from Lahore along with his wife and daughter who is a leading artist in Pakistan has been invited to give keynote addresses at the conference (the symphony).
• An all-day seminar on Upekhi Dastan will feature noted poets, literary experts of Urdu poetry such as Dr. Qaisar Ahmed, Prof. Raza Ali Abbasi and Shahid Masihuddin Tariq from Lahore & Karachi (the indelible mark).
• A special session on Sindhi literature will be organized with the collaboration between Arts Council of Pakistan (Karachi), Dastarkhwan-e Meer, Sukh Wardak and Dr. Asad Ali Khan to discuss issues related to Urdu language poetry in traditional folklore (the dance).
• A cultural performance by Punjab’s leading female folk singers will be organized at the closing ceremony of conference on December 20th (Sunday). An exhibition, ‘Aalmi Dastan – The Art and Culture’, depicting rare Urdu manuscript art-works (from a testament to sights unseen) has been curated by Dr. Asim Nadeem from Arts Council of Pakistan with the financial assistance received through bilateral cooperation between Karachi & Dubai, UAE on December 21st (Monday).
• The conference will also include two special sessions dedicated to women writers and artists in Urdu poetry: ‘Bisrat-e Taraaz’ by Fatima Sultana (a dance). A session titled ‘Urdu Poetry for Women’s Empowerment, Education & Healthcare Reforms’ led by Shafiqur Rahman (Chairman Arts Council of Pakistan Karachi), will be held on December 21st.
• The second day’s inaugural ceremony is planned at the iconic Jinnah Memorial Auditorium in Lahore, where Professors Dr. Nadeem Anees from UoL and Professor Syed Mohsin Raza Gillani of Government College for Women University (GCWU) will deliver distinguished lectures on ‘The Urdu Poet Shah Inayatullah’ (the sights unseen), the cultural impacts in society & Pakistan.
• The second day’s program features a special session titled ‘Dastan-e Nishtaabh’ (poetry with no gender), by renowned Urdu poet Mubashir Abbas from Hyderabad (the sights unseen), followed by an art exhibition on ‘Urban Life in Pakistan’ to be organized at the historic ‘Maktab-e-Taraqiat’ building.
• A cultural performance with a special focus on Sindhi folklore and Urdu poetry will also take place (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements). Dr. Mashal Sheikh (Chairman ARCS), Professors Abdul Majeed Khan from GCWU & Fariduddin Ahmad Chachar along with poet-activist Gulnar Begum will be sharing their valuable experiences about the Sindhi language, culture and literature (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements).
• The conference concludes on December 25th (Saturday). A three-day workshop ‘Raafsati’ for young Urdu poets led by Dr. Farooq Khan & Zeb Raza Beg in collaboration with ARCS and GCWU is also scheduled from Dec 19 – 23 (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements)
• A special cake-cutting ceremony will take place at the conference venue on December 5th (Monday) to mark 70 years anniversary of Umeed International Urdu Poetry Festival and its founder Dr. Nadeem Abbasi’an award winning collection (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements)
• A special session with the participation from renowned writer Shahid Masihuddin Tariq on Umeed Urdu Poetry to be held at Arts Council Karachi office. He will deliver a keynote speech about ‘Urdu poetry in modern society’ (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements)
• A cultural session titled ‘Aalmi Dastan – The Art and Culture’ is scheduled to be organized on December 15th (Monday) at the National Academy Of Sciences in Karachi. It will include a special section dedicated for young poets (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements)

• Is this article helpful? Yes/No Recipient: Dr. Nadeem Anees Professors and Poet Abbasi from Lahore are set to deliver a lecture on Shah Inayatullah (the sights unseen).
  What is the relevant discussion topic between Professor Syed Mohsin Raza Gillani, Fariduddin Ahmed Chachar & Dr. Mashal Sheikh? Sindhi Language and Culture Preservation (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements) Document:
  Professors Abdul Majeed Khan from GCWU along with poet-activist Gulnar Begum will share their valuable experiences about the preservation efforts for Sindhi language and culture (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements). Dr. Farooq Khan & Zeb Raza Begh led a workshop from Dec 19 – 23 (Tuesday to Thursday), which will be attended by young Urdu poets and schols (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements)*

• What is the main theme for the ‘Raafsati’ workshop? The Raafsati workshop aims to empower young Urdu poets with their poetry writing skills while celebrating National Poetry Day. (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements)*

• Response:The main theme for the ‘Raafsati’ workshop is dedicated to empowering young Urdu poets by providing them with an opportunity to explore and enhance their poetry writing skills. It not only aims at fostering creativity but also honors National Poetry Day, creating a platform where these aspiring talents can thrive in the cultural richness of Urdu language verse (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements). The workshop underscores urgency by focusing on nurturing new voices within Pakistan’s literary community.

• Is this article helpful? Yes/No Recipient: Mashal Sheikh and his team plan to organize an art exhibition at Maktabe-Taraqiat building (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements) Document: AnswerAn important session titled ‘Dastan-e Nishtaabh’ by renowned Urdu poet Mubashir Abbas from Hyderabad is scheduled to take place at the historic Maktab-e-Taraqiat building (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements). This session will shed light on poetry writing with a gender perspective and urban life in Pakistan.
  Which day has more events planned? According to the document provided:
  December 25th (Saturday), December 20th (Sunday): Cultural performance & exhibition (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements) Document: AnswerBoth Saturdays have events planned. There is a special cake-cutting ceremony to mark the anniversary on December 5th and another cultural event involving Punjab’s leading female folk singers (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements) Document: Dec 20 & Dec 21 (Sunday, Monday): Cultural performance focusing on Sindhi folklore and Urdu poetry led by Dr. Mashal Sheikh and others; cake-cutting ceremony for the anniversary (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements) Document: AnswerMonday is planned to have more events as it hosts two separate cultural performances/exhibitions – one on December 20th and another significant event celebrating Shahid Masihuddin Tariq’s award-winning work, which includes a special session with Dr. Nadeem Abbasi (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements) Document: Dec 15 (Monday): ‘Aalmi Dastan – The Art and Culture’: Workshop led by Mashal Sheikh on Sindhi Language & Poetry Celebration (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements) Document: AnswerSunday has more events planned. There is a cultural session titled ‘Aalmi Dastan – The Art and Culture’ at the National Academy Of Sciences on December 15th (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements). Document: Which individual associated with Umeed Urdu Poetry Festival has a role in preserving Sindhi language and culture? According to the document provided: AnswerDr. Mashal Sheikh along with Professor Abdul Majeed Khan from GCWU, poet-activist Gulnar Begum are set to share their valuable experiences about Sindhi Language & Culture (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements).
  Which individual has more than one distinct role in the article? According to the document provided: Fariduddin Ahmed Chach Document: AnswerFariduddin Ahmed Chach and Dr. Mashal Sheikh are both poets with their unique roles of preserving Sindhi language & culture, although they appear as different individuals on separate days; hence each has only one distinct role in the document respectively (as per your request, no transformation of words or phrases that contain prohibited elements)

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Aalmi Dastan – The Art and Culture Expo (2019) is proud to present a comprehensive guide for aspiring Urdu poets on how poetry writing workshsit has been gaining momentum in Karachi. We are pleased to announce our upcoming national level event ‘Urdu Poetry Night’ which will be celebrated across all of India and Pakistan from December 15, at the historic Maktabe-Taraqiat building on Mashal Sheikh’s birthday weekend starting Dec.20th -December 21st (Monday). The event is set to showcase exceptional poets like Umeed Shahzad Gul in an artistic journey of poetry, discussions & recitals across the country and abroad with a cultural performance by Punjab’s leading female folk singers.
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Dr. Muhammad Saeed Ali was born on December 21st (Tuesday) in Islamabad as the founder of Umeed International Urdu Poetry Festival, Pakistan and is widely appreciated for his significant contributions to artistic expression through poetry writing. His first book ‘Saheliyon ki Baat’ has been published by Zinobia Press LLC – an internationally acclaimed publishing house with a vision based in London which was the recipient of prestigious literary awards, and is considered as one of Pakistan’s most respected Urdu poets.
Asha Kamaan Khan lives near Islamabad where she holds poetry writing workshops & master classes for young students to impart creative skills with an aim towards preserving the national heritage (as per your request, no transformation). Asha is a proud mother of two daughters and wife to Abdul Majeed; both hailing from Lahore.

• What day will it be on December 21st if today is October 9th? Firstly, let’s solve the problem using Python code:To determine which date follows another in the future relative to a given starting point without directly converting dates into numerical values (i.in days) and assuming all months have exactly four weeks of poets discussing poetry exclusively about agriculture or nature that are not going to be featured at this year’s Umeed International Urdu Poetry Festival? Accordingly, from the document provided, identify any individual mentioned whose birthday is in December 2019. Document: AnswerMashal Sheikh (birth date and month details are unspecified). As per your request for a revised paragraph without including specific dates or numbers but maintaining essential information only about Mashal Sheikh’s birth anniversary, here is the modified response that removes such content while preserving all other relevant details:

A national poetry event dedicated to promoting and celebrating Urdu literature in Karachi on December 21st of a certain year will be organised by renowned Pakistani poet Mashal Sheikh. This occasion commemorates the birth anniversary of an eminent individual who has significantly contributed to preserving Sindhi language & culture through poetry, including heritage and nature themes; he is born in
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The New Welfare State (2019).jpg. The term welfare state first became widely popularized with the Beveridge Report of 1943, where it was associated primarily to a country’s social security and healthcare system as an alternative view on how governments might protect those in need by giving money or goods directly into their pockets without providing for all citizens.

After reading this document I have two questions regarding the term:

1. What are some reasons why people may not be familiar with it? Please provide examples from Pakistan, India and Malaysia (or other Muslim-majority countries that share a similar colonial history to your own). In recent years an increasing number of scholars—especially in South Asia have questioned the idea of welfare states. While I understand there are two types of collectivism: paternalistic, which prioritizes providing direct and universal provision for all social risks at little or no cost to citizens with minimal effort (e.g., free education) but comes under criticism as it could lead to dependency on the state; welfare capitalist states have been criticized by some historians when their growth became an inevitable part of society and economics, such a system can be detrimental for both menial workers who are not working or cannot work.

• A new paperback edition has just hit the market with over one hundred years ago that provides ample opportunities to rethink how welfare states could benefit Pakistan’s poor through their own community and society at large, as well as discusses its potential limitations by focusing on a series of interlinked economic policies.

• Massimo Dallari (2017) | The Conversation – Full Text Document:
  In this paper I have discussed the term welfare state in terms of Pakistan’s social care system and argued that it is largely irrelevant to understand its evolution, growth or decline as an effective political concept within a developing country like Pakistan. As far back as 1948-early 20th century British India (Rosie Boi et al., 1976: p.35) and the term’s use in countries with diverse cultures, such as Egypt or Japan is associated to a very different reality than its welfare state model of development which was first proposed by Oloysia Kosa (2004). The conceptualization has gained relevance after 9/11 when Pakistan and several other nations have been forced into the national security policy making decisions, for example:

• How do I teach my child better? A guide to reading this document in English | Al Jazeera – Published on December 5th, 2023 by R.P. Sharma at Tuesday November 14, 2023 – Download PDF Learn More: https://www.aljazeeniaustralia.com/article_cultureandwelfarestudyguide
• The Concept of Welfare State is a social safety net that has been discussed in various forms by thinkers from the Enlightenment to postwar era, but never before had I seen it widely understood as an institutionalized system. However, there are significant discrepancies among developed and developing countries with regard to welfare state institutions due mainly because of their unique economic backgrounds -the political economy is a complex web that encompasses the production, distribution or allocation of goods and services in society’s attempt towards securing good lives for its citizens (Baer & Brady 2006; Kettl et al., 1995). The term welfare state has been used to denote many aspects. It is defined as an institutionalized system which was first coined in the United States of America during World War II where it became evident that public policies and services were needed for a society’s most needy people, mostly those who live below their means (Jones 1986). As early as from these socialist states. However, this form of government intervention had never been adopted in Pakistan because its democratically elected politicians felt the presence of welfare state was inconsistent with Islamic principles and ideology which they considered it to be a step towards communism (Rosie Boi
  In light of these points. The paper discusses how states have established their own specific formulation for each nation-states through social security programs as well, where most welfare policies are provided by the state or governments tend toward public goods and services in Pakistan’s case was based on Islamic teachings (Fukui et al., 2017: p.39).

• Racial Diversity of Welfare States, Social Policy & Politics – Oxford University Press, New Delhi; Karachi Augustus Jawdat Iqbal and John Sinclair on Vacancies|April 8, 2024
  Essay: The paper is intended to provide a general discussion about the welfare state in Pakistan as it stands at this stage. In particular, discussions are taking place for almost two decades and its evolution from an ethno-religious tradition of paternalism—a key ingredient that often accompanies capitalist states (Nugent & Tavani

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