Talk:Talár (newspaper)

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The first ever daily newspaper in Brahui language. it is on based 4 pages. And the publication being published a Weekly based newspaper in the same name. it is the most circulated journal of Brahui language. it is on based on 12 pages. and available on net i.e www.talar.brahuimedia.net

Weekly Talar is being published sins January, 2004 to promote the language, culture, literature. It is being published tough regularly on every Saturday since the start.

Daily Talar, the first ever daily newspaper in Brahui language, is an attempt to standardize and develop Brahui language to meet the requirements of modern political, social and scientific discourse.

- That makes it sound as if the Arabic alphabet can't meet the challenges of today, which is subjective and wrong. It would be better to say they're trying to increase Roman literacy for Brahui people to more easily interact with the international literature, if that's the case. Special:Contributions/TheSands-12 11:08, 9 September 2023 (UTC) — Preceding unsigned comment added by TheSands-12 (talk • contribs) [reply]