The 8th Annual All-Pakistan Punjabi, Saraiki and Urdu Mushaira, organized by Bazm-e-Saad Shahwala South, will be held on the night of October 2 and 3, at 8:00 p.m., in Shahwala South. This was stated by Mushaira Chief Organizer Malik Saleem Saad Waghera while speaking to the media.
He said that all arrangements for the grand literary and cultural event had been finalized. Renowned poets, literary figures and lovers of literature from across the country will participate in the gathering. Malik Abdul Ghafoor Asif Borana, Chief Organizer of Literary and Sports Activities, District Khushab, will attend the event as the Chief Guest.
Malik Saleem Saad Waghera said that several prominent poets from different parts of the country would present their poetry and entertain the audience with their beautiful verses. The literary evening, featuring a harmonious blend of Punjabi, Saraiki and Urdu poetry, would be a special attraction for literature enthusiasts.
He said that the annual Mushaira held in Shahwala South had established a distinctive identity among literary circles over the past several years. The participation of renowned poets and literary personalities from across the country has generated considerable enthusiasm among literary circles, while a large number of poetry lovers are expected to attend this year as well.
The Chief Organizer emphasized that the promotion of literature, poetry and positive intellectual activities is a basic need of society. Such gatherings not only contribute to the promotion of literature and poetry but also play an important role in connecting the younger generation with their language, culture and literary traditions. He added that the poets would highlight the messages of love, peace, brotherhood and positive thinking through their poetry.
He invited writers, poets, literature lovers and all people with an interest in cultural activities to attend the event and said that the literary gathering in Shahwala South would prove to be a memorable evening for lovers of literature and poetry.
