"Lt Governor Unveils 'Intikhab-e-Kalam-e-Rahi': Prof. Rehman Rahi's Poetic Legacy in Urdu, Celebrated in Literary Event"

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 Srinagar, January 17: In a significant literary event, Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha presided over the release of 'Intikhab-e-Kalam-e-Rahi,' an Urdu translation showcasing the poetic brilliance of Jnanpith Award recipient, Prof. Rehman Rahi. This literary endeavor was brought to fruition by the accomplished writer, Dr. Satish Vimal.

Expressing his appreciation for the substantial contribution to Urdu literature, Lieutenant Governor Shri Manoj Sinha conveyed his heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Satish Vimal and the dedicated team involved in the publication of this literary masterpiece.

The release event witnessed the presence of distinguished individuals from the literary community, including renowned writer Sh. Mushtaq Barq and Literary Activist Sh. Sheikh Waseem Ahmad. Their participation added to the cultural significance of the occasion, emphasizing the importance of promoting and preserving the rich heritage of Urdu literature.

Prof. Rehman Rahi's poetic creations, now made accessible through the Urdu translation, are expected to reach a wider audience, contributing to the continued appreciation and understanding of his profound literary legacy.

The ceremony provided a platform for literary enthusiasts and dignitaries to come together, celebrating the enduring impact of Prof. Rehman Rahi's work and recognizing the efforts of Dr. Satish Vimal in facilitating its reach to a broader readership. This event not only marked a significant moment in the literary landscape of Srinagar but also served as a testament to the enduring power of literature in fostering cultural understanding and appreciation.


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