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Persian, six Urdu scholars conferred Ghalib Awards

New Delhi: A Persian and six Urdu scholars were on Friday conferred Ghalib Awards for their contribution to the growth of the languages.

Vice-President Mohammad Hamid Ansari presented the awards while inaugurating the four-day International Ghalib Seminar which was attended by scholars from USA, Britain, Canada, Iran and Pakistan.

Prof Akbar Hyderi (Urdu) and Prof Waris Kirmani (Persian) were conferred Fakhruddin Ali Ahmed Ghalib Awards for criticism and research in Urdu.

Script writer Javed Siddiqi was given the award for Urdu drama while story writer Balraj Manra got the award for Urdu prose.

Sham-ul-Islam Farooqui received the award for popularising science in Urdu. Zubair Razvi was selected for the award for his literary services.

The seminar -- Iqbal: The Poet of Asia’s Awakening -- started with the recitation of the poems composed by iconic poet of India’s freedom struggle Iqbal. - PTI

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