Kapurthala- Jaspreet Singh “Dhinjan”: Urdu language holds a significant and unique place in history, literature, and culture. Known worldwide for its sweetness, refinement, and etiquette, Urdu remains vital in Punjab, where old land records, court documents, and historical writings are written in this script. Learning Urdu enables one to read these original documents, a skill highly valued in legal, journalistic, and historical fields. It is also used in various departments and revenue offices, and proficiency in Urdu can open new opportunities as a translator. Beyond linguistic knowledge, learning Urdu is an excellent way to refine one's communication and connect deeply with the shared culture of the Indian subcontinent.
For those interested in learning Urdu, admissions for the 'Urdu Amoz' training course (Session: July 2026 to December 2026) are now open at the District Language Office, Kapurthala. This is a 6-month course conducted on working days from 5:00 PM to 6:00 PM at Guru Nanak District Library, Kapurthala.
Smt. Jaspreet Kaur, District Language Officer, Kapurthala, stated that the one-time fee for this course is ?500. The course is taught in Punjabi medium and is open to students, government employees, retirees, and the general public, regardless of age or background. Interested individuals can obtain the application form from Room No. 404, Administrative Complex, Kapurthala, or the Guru Nanak District Library, Kapurthala. Applicants must bring their Aadhar card, qualification certificate, and a passport-sized photograph at the time of form submission. She has appealed to all employees of government/private institutions and students in the district to take advantage of this course.
Upon completion of the course and passing the departmental examination, the Language Department, Punjab, awards a certified certificate. For further information, one may contact Shri Manish Kumar at 62840-61290.