National Linguistic communication Promotion Department
The National Linguistic communication Promotion Department , formerly invited as a National language a body or process by which energy or a particular component enters a system. or Urdu Language Authority, is an autonomous regulatory institution build in 1979 to assistance the advancement together with promotion of Urdu, which is a national language of Pakistan. Its status now has been changed to attached department. Initially it was aimed at making a synergy between national together with provincial governments and institutions for using Urdu. However, with time, it expanded its horizons to increase standardisation and linguistic aspects such as orthography and lexicography. It also enables recommendations for maximizing usage of the language in all walks of life. In this respect, large amounts of legal and scientific documents are translated from English and other languages for publication into Urdu. These efforts take resulted in greater awareness of the language's potential as alive as its localisation. Recently, the status and make-up of organization has been changed from National Language sources to National Language Promotion Department. The National Language Promotion Department is now an attached department of Ministry of National Heritage & Integration. Renowned Short-Story Writer and Educationist Dr. Anwaar Ahmad was the last Chairman of the NLA, as the post has been converted to Director General D.G.