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Urdu's first Literary and scholarly magazine was:

A.	Urdu-i-Moalla	B.	Khairkhwah-i-Hind
C.	Kehkashan	D.	None of these

Literary maazines used to publish special issues on literary topics. These issues were called:

A.	Special issue	B.	Number
C.	Special Edition	D.	None of these

Az-Zubair; a quarterly by Bahawalpur's Urdu Academy launched in:

A.	1961	B.	1967
C.	1954	D.	None of these

Khairkhwah-i-Hind, launched in 1847 by:

A.	Sir Syed Ahmed Khan	B.	Abdul Haleem Sharar
C.	Master Ram Chandr	D.	None of these

Khairkhwah-i-Hind, was renamed as:

A.	Muhibb-i-Hind	B.	Dar-ul-musannifeen's Muaarif
C.	Afkar	D.	None of these

Az-Zubair's first editor was:

A.	Masood Hassan	B.	Rasheed Ahmed Siddiqi
C.	Allama Shabbir Bukhari	D.	None of these

Az-Zubair's special issue on libraries, surveyed important libraries of the Indo-Pak subcontinent, including larger personal collections published in:

A.	1967	B.	1968
C.	1969	D.	None of these

After independence, a great many literary Urdu journals began their journey while the old ones continued theirs. Among the new ones that made ripples were:

A.	Urdu Nama and Az-Zubair	B.	Nuqoosh and Funoon
C.	Both (a) and (b)	D.	None of these

"Literary magazine "Mukalma" lunched by:

A.	Mubeen Mirza	B.	Mumtaz Shirin
C.	Seemab Akberabadi	D.	None of these

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Naseem Durrani's Literary magazine was:

A.	Naya Daur	B.	Seep
C.	Suhail	D.	None of these