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3. Balochi
Balochi is the regional language of Balochistan. It is the least developed of all the regional languages. It was spread by Balochi tribal migrated from Iran.
The history of Balochi literature may be divided into four periods:
1. Early Medieval Period - 1430 to 1600
2. Later Medieval Period - 1600 to 1850
3. Modern Period - 1850 to 1930
4. Contemporary Period - 1930 up to date
Literature produced by earlier poets has no record as it is preserved traditionally in the memories of the people. No newspapers or books were published in Balochi up till 1940. After partition, however Balochi literature received a little boost due to the efforts made by many associations and by the establishment of T.V stations. At present, Balochi literature is on the road to development.
Types of Balochi
There are two types of Balochi namely:
1. Sulemani
2. Makrani
Famous Literacy Figures and Poets of Balochi
Some of the most literacy figures are:
- Azad Jamaldini
- Ulfat Naseem
- Abdul Qadir Shahwani
- Malik Mohammad Ramzan
- Mir Aaqil Maingal
Well known poets of Balochi language are
- Jam Darag
- Shah Murid
- Shahdad
Progress of Balochi Language
The Balochi literature was on the verge of decline before partition. After partition, however it received little boost when Radio Pakistan, Karachi began its broadcast in Balochi language. Balochi programmes were relayed from Radio Pakistan Karachi which enhanced the developmental process of Balochi language.
Balochi Literary Association
The Balochi literary Association was set up which published many magazines and articles in Balochi language. A weekly magazine known as "Nan Kessan" was published. A monthly known as "Olassis" was also published.
Quetta Television Station
With the establishment of Quetta Television Station the Balochi language has received great fillip. Atta Shah is a famous Balochi poet of Pakistan. Ishaq Shamim is another famous poet of Balochi language whose poem "Dulhan" is very popular. The renowned politician Gul Khan Naseer is also considered a good poet of Balochi language. Balochi prose has also developed a great deal after partition. Translation of The Bible has also been published in Balochi language.
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What is the traditional folk music of Pakistan?
BALOCHI is the traditional folk music of Pakistan.
What has the author Habib Jalib Baloch written?
Habib Jalib Baloch is a contemporary Balochi poet known for his poetry in the Balochi language. He has written numerous Balochi poems that often explore themes of identity, culture, and the Balochi struggle for independence in Pakistan. His works are celebrated for their emotive and passionate expression of Balochi sentiment.
Why was there little development in Balochi language before twentieth century?
It was brought into Baluchistan by tribes which migrated from Northwest Iran. they were nomadic people who rarely settled in any place for long periods of time. Due to this there has been little development in Balochi literature but it has been largely an oral one.
Why was there little development in Balochi before the twentieth century?
It was brought into Baluchistan by tribes which migrated from Northwest Iran. they were nomadic people who rarely settled in any o place for long periods of time. Due to this there has been little development in Balochi literature but it has been largely an oral one.
How do you say hello in balochi?
"Hello" in Balochi is "سلام" (salaam).
Why is Pakistan diverse?
Because there are Punjabi people, Sindhi People, Serakai people, Pashtun people, Kashmiri people, Balochi people, Mohajjar people, etc :)
Is Pakistan diverse?
Because there are Punjabi people, Sindhi People, Serakai people, Pashtun people, Kashmiri people, Balochi people, Mohajjar people, etc :)
What is a Balochi?
A Balochi is a native or inhabitant of Balochistan, a region of west-central Asia.
What langueges are spoke in Pakistan?
Official languages are English and Urdu. Other regional languages are Pashto (8%), Punjabi (50%), Sindhi (20%), Balochi (5%), etc.
How do you say welcome in balochi?
Welcome in Balochi is pronounced as "خوش آمدید" (Khush amadeed).
How many people spoken balochi language in the world?
about 28 milion people can speak balochi language in the world.
Why was there little development in Balochi literature before the twentieth century?
It was brought into Baluchistan by tribes which migrated from Northwest Iran. they were nomadic people who rarely settled in any o place for long periods of time. Due to this there has been little development in Balochi literature but it has been largely an oral one.
