Sindhi As A Language
Urdu is the national language of Pakistan; besides this, there are many languages spoken all over the country. Sindhi, one of these languages, covers a large portion of the population.A large number of people are found speaking many other languages such as Saraiki, Baluchi, Urdu, Marwari, Memoni, Gujarati, etc. in Sindh, but the vast majority has Sindhi as its first language.
Areas including the interior of Sindh are basically the rural areas of Pakistan. The large number of publications of Sindhi-language newspapers portrays the status of the people reading them. They are literate and interested in being well informed about the facts, crises or incidences happening in the city, country or in the world. (Hafiz Mushtaq Memon (PPI correspondent) Abdul Latif Zargar (PPI correspondent)
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