it should be both in urdu and in be it in hindi or in english, by all means , there are buyers here,y are customers. iranian writers are very good. in the last few years, a group of publishers in our country have translated and published persian books in hindi, urdu and english for the target audience of the most populous country in the world . korfa book of the islamic republic of iran in addition farsi books 27 books in english, 3 books in urdu and two titles in hindi . i saw a book of the art works of master farchian , it was very interesting, it was beautiful to see, although it is expensive , but i want to buy it. in a part of our country's booth , there are books and works about sardar soleimani. i didn't read much about him, but i saw videos and documentaries about him and was influenced by his thoughts and ideas. i am a supporter of sardad soleimani and i recommend everyone to read the book "khond deli ke lal" which contains the memories of the leadership position during the struggles before the revolution, which has been translated and printed in bengali urdu , is unveiled b

recently, a group of publishers in our country translated and printed persian books in hindi, urdu and english for the most populous audience in the world. implementation of the book collection of the islamic republic of iran, in addition to persian books, 27 books in english, 3 books in urdu and two titles in hindi have been offered. i saw a book of art works by master farchian. it was very interesting and beautiful to see. although it is expensive, i want to buy it. in a part of our country's booth , there are books and works about sardar soleimani. i didn't read much about him , but i saw videos and documentaries about him i was influenced by his thoughts and ideas. i am a supporter of sardar soleimani and i recommend everyone to watch his documentary without prejudice. on the sidelines of this exhibition, the book "khun deli ke lal " containing the memories of a leader during the pre-revolutionary struggles, which was translated and printed in bengali urdu language, was unveiled. hassan abdul maliki , new delhi radio and television news agency, political participation elections are

it should be in urdu, hindi and english.that as it may , there are buyers here, there are customers, there is a hot market , the field of persian literature, philosophy and mysticism is very attractive for indian books. i prepared diwan hafez koliat of sheikh saadi and diwan of famous poets farsi i came here. this is the book of qaisar aminpour that i have in my hand. indians know about the contemporary published literature of iran. the position of leadership during the pre-revolutionary struggles, which has been translated and printed in bengali urdu language . the unveiling of abdul maliki , new delhi broadcasting agency. thank you for your attention and cooperation. with the name and remembrance of god, greetings and good time , i am here with you, dear viewers of the khabar channel, with the continued activity of the precipitation system in the southern regions of our country , we are witnessing widespread rainfall in these regions, especially the persian gulf islands, which are currently being reported. we expect that i

literary evenings, and we also held an international urdu day at the minsk state linistic universityill repeat once again that it is an integral part of our culture to learn our language. only for our tv viewers, we choose the best routes. we are located in a small town in the grodno region, called bridges. welcome. having eaten too much, they could not eat either baked fish or wow, they just sat and said sentences. stolin. since then the name of the city has come. stolin. and we set off on an exciting journey. at the end of the 15th century, on this site. there was a large settlement, and it appeared at the intersection of major trade routes, nemansky and bresko-vilnius. the almans are a real tourist highlight, the only ones preserved in their natural state in belarus and the largest in europe. these are the twenties, thirty-nine years. i can safely say that this is the best time for urban architecture. sidewalks appeared and highways, trees were planted and beautiful new ones were built. 24 we will show you one day in the life of specialists. my father dreamed, of course, that i wo

translation and printing of farsi books into hindi, urdu and english for the most populous country in world . i didn't read much about him, but i saw videos and documentaries about him and was influenced by his thoughts. i am a fan of sardad soleimani and i recommend everyone to watch his documentary without prejudice. on the sidelines of this exhibition , the book "khun deli ke lal" containing the memories of a leader during the pre-revolutionary struggles, which was translated and printed in bengali urdu language, was unveiled. abdul mal at all. new delhi broadcasting news agency in the early 1970s, when the country's largest petrochemical plant was established here in shazand, the central province, at the beginning, in shazand petrochemical, about 100% of all the equipment of this industry was imported from the ports of the country, by european companies. being made even some of these pieces may take 3 months to enter the workshop. but a decade later. the design and construction of the tallest tower of appreciation of the shazandeh arak refinery development project was completed in

children and teenagers in english, books by imam khomeini and supreme leader of the revolution in urdu, translation of books by resistance literature. and the translation of aziz soleimani's book is presented in the iran booth. all this and the voices of book lovers at the delhi international book fair, which is being held with the participation of 50 countries. with 24,000 publishers, india is the sixth largest book market in the world and the second largest book market in the world in terms of english books. the study population in this country is high and its book population is about 450 million people. one of the priorities of the islamic culture ministry is to support the translation of works into different languages , especially those languages ​​that have a wider audience and the publishers of that language are interested in publishing works. they are persian and iranian. paying attention to regional markets due to cultural affinities causes more presence of iranian publishers. in the last few years , it has become that it should be in urdu, hindi , and english, whichever langua

asif farooqi of bbc urdu speaking from islamabad. columnists all piled in on donald trump when he seemed to say that he had encouraged russia to attack any nato member that didn't pay its share of the alliance�*s costs. "unhinged, deranged, strategically illiterate," were some of the responses. lord cameron, the british foreign secretary, restricted himself to saying the former president's comments weren't sensible. and of course, mr trump is surrendering nato's basic principle, which is that an attack on one nato member is an attack on all. but that's how he operated when he was president. with both north korea and the taliban in afghanistan, he surrendered his strongest card in advance in exchange for promises which the other side failed to keep. and yet mr trump has a genuine point. back in 2014, nato's members agreed to spend 2% of their gdp on defence. ten years later, only 11 out of the alliance�*s 31 members are actually doing it. germany, france, italy, are among those which are still below the 2% mark. ever since the allianc

i would like to say that in my country in pakistan, the national, that is the official language is urdus very important to know. review of the most important sporting events. perhaps the next sharangovich will soon be born here. loud statements accompanied the opening of the forty-sixth ice rink in belarus. we are confident that future hockey champions will grow here. exclusive interviews with athletes. and if earlier in the national teams. were predominantly represented by children from minsk schools, but now we can already see how children from the regions are beginning to dominate bright moments real emotions. i myself came from molodechno, that’s why we all try, we all want to reach the highest places, no matter what. the result that i showed today in my current state, i am really pleased with this result, i have such a preparation strategy, i am preparing for the olympic games. 19 centuries, this is a very important project of the palitichny project, the russian project, it was developed and the excavation of such symbolic elements of that old architecture, otherwise it would have

urdu baze but nothing is better than international preparatory games . the only problem we have is games for the children, so that we can go to a camp or have a few preparatory games. foreigners will definitely make significant progress. the asian championship in the age group of omid ardibehesht will be held next year. the third stage of the camp of omid boxers is going to be held on the 15th of march. morteza zadpanah of sed and sima news agency. thank you for your support with this sports news section. roman is not only related to the political field, it is related to the social field, first of all, because it is a sense of responsibility you walk when you feel responsible in social issues, so what is this feeling of responsibility? what is more important than this is that one can participate and be present in this most important event in one's country. well, this itself becomes an important task. we have to practice this, dear ones. with respect to all honorable people, we should know that some organizations are more successful, some are more unsucce

constant in the competitions, we always had arab countries in the persian gulf, african countries, urdu-speaking countries like pakistan and india, the first year when the competition started, there were 12 countries, but slowly 11 countries, this growth happened because of you know that reciters and memorizers of other countries from this finding competitions in this period of 40 years is not a shortage , both the refereeing is very principled and the refereeing rules are very strict, and the quality of the competitions itself is an interesting point . and this in itself is a good motivation for this year , what is the prize of the competition? look, we have the prize of the competition . well, some years , i will tell you the freedom spring coin or your service, equivalent to about 500 million tomans , in fact, the current currency of the country or gold coin . the opinion of the coin is 32 and eaten, yes, not a significant number for the company because it is actually one of the issues that cause. it is also possible to attract the audience, this is the prize that the participants find compet

let's speak to farhat jarved from bbc urdu, who's in islamabad.as there been much reaction to the final announcement from the election officials? ,, , , a officials? there has been much confusion _ officials? there has been much confusion about _ officials? there has been much confusion about who _ officials? there has been much confusion about who is - officials? there has been much confusion about who is going . officials? there has been much| confusion about who is going to officials? there has been much - confusion about who is going to form the government and how it will be formed. today, three days after the vote ended the electoral commission has finally announced all constituencies contested after an unprecedented delay and this delay was one of the main reason is that imran khan and a few other parties are alleging that the results were manipulated, the counting was manipulated, the counting was manipulated at the last moment before it was announced. that is the reason imran khan's party have been protesting today in several cities of the

bbc urdu's farhat javed, has been following the election closely and had this update on the late nightent. it was sort of expected that soon there would be some announcement from any of three major parties in pakistan. and what we saw today in a late night press conference, pakistan's people's party and nawaz sharif, pml—n and muslim league—nawaz they announced that they are going to form a coalition government. there has been quite a lot of back and forth between these two parties before they reached a power—sharing formula. and as you just mentioned, that one party is getting the presidency seat and the other one is going to be the prime minister. but then that is not it. there are many other federal ministries, for example, and many other key positions which are going to be distributed between the two parties that we would come to know in the coming days. and also there would be a vote in the parliament for the selection of prime minister. so we are expecting that the parties, which would be sitting on the opposition benches, they would also come up with, they would also nominate th

farhat javed from bbc urdu has more. building cases against each other, corruption cases that they have been calling politically motivated but in the last few years we have seen there have been sitting together for example. these two parties of these were to measured parties to oust a former minister imran khan from his office in 2022. then for the next two years they successfully ruled the country and now once again there is this alliance. running the government will not be easy for pakistan because the last two years there has been a political turmoil and there is economic instability, pakistan's economy has been on the verge of default and there is a rising internal security situation, there have been terrorist attacks across the country and his other challenges that any coalition that forms the government in pakistan will face and is not easy to tackle. and you can read more of farhat�*s analysis on this story online. head to our website, bbc.com/news or the bbc news app, around the world and across the uk. this is b

let's speak to the bbc urdu correspondent farhat javed who is in islamabad.lution on this?— resolution on this? yes, as you mentioned _ resolution on this? yes, as you mentioned pakistan _ resolution on this? yes, as you mentioned pakistan has - resolution on this? yes, as you mentioned pakistan has a - resolution on this? yes, as you - mentioned pakistan has a fragmented mandate after the poll of february the 8th and no party has the majority to form a government. it seems pakistan's second and political blocs have agreed to cooperate and discuss options further. this could mean on agreeing a power—sharing formula, which means it would decide he would be the prime minister and he would get the seat of president, speaker, deputy speaker in the next few months. at the same time, there are these two parties and they are talking to each other and there are hints they are trying to talk with the independent candidates and make them part of their group. on these independent candidates are the ones which were backed by imran khan and they have won most of the seats

farhat javed with bbc urdu has more.ng cases against each other, corruption cases that both have been calling politically motivated cases in the last four years we have seen have been sitting together, for example these two parties were two major parties to oust the former prime minister imran khan from his office in 2022, and then for the next two years they successfully ruled the country and i once again there is this alliance. running the government will not be easy for pakistan because for the last two years there has been political turmoil and then there is economic instability in the country, the pakistan economy has been on the verge of default and with that there is rising internal security situation, there have been terrorist attacks across the country so these are the challenges in coalition that forms the government and pakistan will be facing and these are not easy to tackle. the process for electing the prime minister involves a parliamentary vote, which is expected by the end of february. a separate electio

let's speak to farhat jarved from bbc urdu who's in islamabad.e. these results are not unexpected. independent candidates allied to the pti were in the lead. but the party says it plans to form a government. how possible is that considering they have been barred from selection?— considering they have been barred from selection? yes, there is little clari on from selection? yes, there is little clarity on who _ from selection? yes, there is little clarity on who will— from selection? yes, there is little clarity on who will be _ from selection? yes, there is little clarity on who will be able - from selection? yes, there is little clarity on who will be able to - from selection? yes, there is little clarity on who will be able to form | clarity on who will be able to form the government in this country of more than 240 million people, which has seen a turbulent two years of political instability, its economy on the verge of default, and also security challenges. in the parliament of pakistan, in its lower house, out of 266 seats, 134 seats are req

we can now cross live to islamabad and speak to the bbc urdu's saher baloch.ose two attacks and give me the latest information you have. and give me the latest information ou have. . , ., ., ., you have. the latest information i have is that _ you have. the latest information i have is that the _ you have. the latest information i have is that the election - have is that the election commissioner of pakistan has said that the security should be put on high alert and also the fact he said that tomorrow everybody should come out and vote. in a similar statement the chief minister of balochistan province also said the same thing and said we will not let these attacks divert any of our efforts to hold these elections on time. so tomorrow everybody should turn up to vote. but right now the province is going through a lot of uncertainty and fear. ., ., and fear. tell me more about the attack themselves. _ and fear. tell me more about the attack themselves. we _ and fear. tell me more about the attack themselves. we have - and fear. tell me more about the attack them

here's the latest from islamabad with bbc urdu's saher baloch.nk now the death toll has increased to 27, according to authorities. also at the same time, the chief election commissioner in pakistan has asked the authorities to put the entire country on high alert. security has been put on high alert as well. at the same time, the election commission itself has asked the authorities to ensure that people get to the elections tomorrow morning, especially to the election booth because the elections will start, the voting will start at around 8.00am in the morning and will go to around 5.00pm in the evening. so a lot of focus is now on making these elections happen in pakistan. right now, balochistan province is the only one that has been facing these threats back to back and this has been happening since january of this year. why particularly balochistan? what is it locally which has meant that it's particularly conflicted? there are different militant organisations operating within the balochistan province and there are separatist organisations as

i think it was in urdu. >> we think it was urdu, and we've no idea what was said. >> but i mean, youtics in this country. if it's okay with everybody to be conducted think, conducted in english. i think, frankly, that's the right and decent do. frankly, that's the right and dec but do. frankly, that's the right and decbut i do. frankly, that's the right and decbut i do do. frankly, that's the right and decbut i do feelio. frankly, that's the right and decbut i do feel for the huge >> but i do feel for the huge ethnic minority in the country, we have our we cater to we can't have our we cater to them as well. >> they should >> but they should they should learn english. >> enjoy the >> if people want to enjoy the privilege in the privilege of living in the united and want to be united kingdom and want to be involved electoral involved in our electoral process, it has to be process, then it has to be conducted don't conducted in english. i don't think unreasonable. conducted in english. i don't thirwell, unreasonable. conducted in english. i don't thirwell, unrethere's.e. conducted in e

as a practical matter but to its involven the creditors,urdue and just about everybody else this litigation are unreaable do you agree with that is ts the best deal that's avaab for creditors? >> i don't think we have a reason to think it overseas i might be unreachab io think they think they are at risk that is why they've offered up $6 billion here to the extent the other side's sense is the best possible deal that's a reason whyhi skill consent is likely to be a viabl solution is appropriate f u as a watchdog the court cant exceed its statutory authoty here it cannot redistrut others private property rights because we think that's the best deal available and would serve the greatest good for the greatest number. >> you think they are reachable? >> i think spencer trust assets are reachable. that would be something that could be explored if there were a bankruptcy. but i think it's important to recognize fr-point to billion dollars was it last best ssible deal when we before the bankruptcy court this it's take it or lve it four-point blion dollars is what when he would nonconsensual relea

. him did half his speech in urdu.h for he did in a british for a british election. i'm sorry . he did in a british for a british election. i'm sorry. i thought it was an outrage if you want, if there are people in that community who can't speak english, fine. talk to them privately afterwards, but don't do speech telling lies do a public speech telling lies in a in a in a language that is not the national language. i just think that's right. just don't think that's right. so contributes this idea so that contributes to this idea that areas that that we've created areas that are no longer welcoming . are no longer welcoming. >> so much of this is about language , actually. we'd love to language, actually. we'd love to see you at home. vaiews@gbnews.com email vaiews@gbnews.com is the email address let's now to our address. let's go now to our political editor, christopher hopein political editor, christopher hope in west minster. uh, good morning christopher. um, for anybody that wasn't fortunate enough to watch lee and

i'm essentially going to i'm going to be persecuted by urdu. or maybe i'm an academic like.d have to let you stay. >> but even looking at the case of this acid attack person, um, you know, this person has has done this, but now allegedly, allegedly allegedly done allegedly, he has allegedly done this, at same time, he's this, but at the same time, he's come afghanistan. and i'm this, but at the same time, he's conenoughafghanistan. and i'm this, but at the same time, he's conenough t0|hanistan. and i'm this, but at the same time, he's conenough to knowtan. and i'm this, but at the same time, he's conenough to know and and i'm this, but at the same time, he's conenough to know and remember old enough to know and remember when kabul fell and we were all saying, and i'm saying that saying, and i'm not saying that this you know, this person, you know, specifically worked with the british but to british armed forces, but to kind of have this you kind of have this blanket, you know, response to this, to know, um, response to this, to say anybody coming say that anybody who's comin

we've just this a we've just seen this with a labour mp having a fellow mp doing a speaking in urdu alongsideide him. now that's quite a clever move because he's reaching a wider audience . but reaching a wider audience. but this is an english speaking country. everyone should speak english. it's great. what katharine birbalsingh does speak in the national anthem, but we're too scared about those in the national anthem, but we're t<|t'scared about those in the national anthem, but we're t<|t's like! about those in the national anthem, but we're t<|t's like it's out those in the national anthem, but we're t<|t's like it's people ;e things. it's like it's people are cringed at the idea of being patriotic . yeah. patriotic. yeah. >> no, indeed. no. look, i am very sorry because not very sorry because we were not expecting breaking expecting that breaking news. i'm understand. we i'm sure you can understand. we were on and talk a were going to go on and talk a bit roger but we bit about roger waters, but we are unfortunately out of are now unfortunately out of time for but winston is time for tha

i mean, i speak urdu and punjabi and when i joined policing and i was working in tower hamlets, whichhad the ability so it's ability to communicate. so it's really important to have a diversity of officers with a multitude of language, with a multitude of language, with a multitude of language, with a multitude of understanding of people's backgrounds . multitude of understanding of people's backgrounds. but equally, you've got to have officers that have got the ability to communicate so they can protect and serve the members of the public without falling down themselves and actually making look actually making themselves look silly. there is a lot of work silly. so there is a lot of work that needs doing. the processes now have changed. when i joined policing, everything was done face to face, so you'd have your recruitment processes , you'd recruitment processes, you'd have your interviews, you'd have everything that is done online. so actually , you don't even get so actually, you don't even get to see the person until the point they're actually point when they're actually coming t