Talwar e Pakistan
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Urdu is not a 'local language', prior to 1947, hardly anyone spoke Urdu. Even Farsi was by far, significantly more wide-spread (within modern-day Pakistan) despite British attempts to suppress it.If language is a unification tool; i rather vouch for a local language; in our case Urdu, than a foreign language.