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MP Urdu
Academy to felicitate scribe Ashfaque Mushhadi amongst others
Wednesday December 22, 2010 09:40:32 PM,
Pervez Bari, ummid.com
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Bhopal: Ashfaque Mushhadi, Madhya
Pradesh Special Correspondent of Rashtriya Urdu Sahara, will be
honoured with national level Hakim Qamr-ul-Hasan award for Urdu
journalists by the Madhya Pradesh Urdu Academy here on Thursday
evening.
Others to be felicitated with the national-level awards include:
Zafar Sehbai for the Meer Taqi Meer Award, Qaiser Siddiqui for the
Hamid Saeed Khan award, Ishrat Wahid for Shadan Indori Award and
Mushtaq Waleed for the Johar Qureshi award.
While those to be conferred State-level awards are: Shakeel
Gwaliori for the Siraj Meer Khan Sehar award, Shan Fakhri for the
Basit Bhopali award, Abdul Hai Anjum for the Mohamed Ali Taj
award, Iqbal Girami for the Nawab Siddique Hasan Khan award,
Farukh Anjum for the Sheri Bhopali award, Khalida Siddiqui for the
Kaif Bhopali award, Om Prabhakar for the Sukhan award and Qazi
Malik Naved for the Shifa Gwaliori award.
The Madhya Pradesh Urdu Academy had announced the above national
and State level awards for 2010-11 recently. The awards are
conferred for commendable service provided to the Urdu language.
According to Urdu Academy secretary Ms Nusrat Mehdi, the awardees
would be provided cash awards, mementos and shawls at the award
ceremony. The function would be presided over by noted poet Padamshree Dr. Basheer Badr, who is also chairman of the Urdu
Academy while chief guest will be Member of Parliament Kailash
Joshi. Ex-MP Kailash Sarang, BJP leader Rameshwar Sharma and
Madhya Commissioner for Minority Welfare Raghuveer Shrivastav
would guests of honour.
Meanwhile, an All India Mushaira will also be held on the occasion
after the awards presentation ceremony. The Mushaira will be
compeered by poet Mansoor Usmani of Moradabad.
(pervezbari@eth.net)
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