India has been the cradle of different languages ​​and diverse cultures. There will be no country on the world map that is as culturally diverse and linguistically diverse as India. The process of change in civilization is very simple which enters it without foot and then it is transferred from one generation to another generation and from the second to the third generation. These sketches of Javed Siddiqui are not just pictures of personalities or scenes of places, but they are the traces of cultural, social, political and social ups and downs that need to be preserved and introduced to future generations. No method has yet been discovered other than the pen. There is also a natural sense of humor in his sketches. Jolani, cheerfulness, humor and the elements of sarcasm are part of his writing. Based on all these qualities, Langar Khana is an important pillar in the tradition of Urdu literature and sketching.

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