#Urdu poem mano billi how to
The initial hesitation to declare his love, what will people say, how to remove age-old apprehensions and finally realization that she was his identity and pride, sums up this story.
The first story is about love for his mother tongue, Punjabi. The stories are titled ‘O Meri Ki Lagdi’, ‘Takhleeqkaar’, ‘Chat Ooper’, ‘Wand’, ‘Jeevan Jadu’, ‘Sapni’, ‘Bhuka’, ‘Peela Gulab’, ‘Ikarut’, ‘Nice to meet you’, ‘Mango Juice Corner’, ‘Titli’, ‘Ik Kuri’, ‘Dooji Dhairi’, ‘Janasheen’, ‘Kandh’ and ‘Hoor’. This was a beginning to his further works for the promotion of Punjabi language. The same book was published in East Punjab (Charhada Punjab). Karamat’s first book ‘Titli’ (butterfly) was published in 2003 by Punjabi Markaz which comprised his 17 short stories. The short story’s theme was his love for his mother tongue, Punjabi. Karamat felt that other formats of Punjabi literature need to be included, so he took initiative and his first small short story titled ‘O Meri Ki Lagdi’ was published. College he used to publish a small literary magazine in Punjabi by getting small donations from students and teachers. In 2009 his first posting was in Islamia College Railway Road Lahore, so he was lucky to get a job in the field of his interest. He stated in one of his interviews that he kept his attachment with Nahid Shahid intact till his last breath. Karamat was the last student of Dr Naheed Shahid up to PhD level in Punjab University. This group was lucky to have patronage of great teachers like Jamil Ahmad Paul and Dr Naheed Shahid. In FC College, Majlis Warris Shah arranged small poetry and criticism sessions. College, he did Masters in Urdu Literature, Masters in Punjabi Literature and PhD from Punjab University. After intermediate and graduation from F. Karamat is a Lahori who studied at Model High School, Model Town, Lahore. The purpose was to make students get attached with their mother tongue. In FC College, Lahore Karamat Mughal set up Majlis Warris Shah in collaboration with his colleagues Kamran Aajiz, Shahid Bhatti and Iqtidar Karamat Cheema. He is an activist struggling for introducing Punjabi at primary education level. It is because in Punjabi there is need of writing in every field. He is also an editor, translator, transcribe, column writer, feature writer etc. Karamat Mughal is in different fields such as fiction, criticism and teaching.
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