Karachi: The 14th death anniversary of renowned Pakistani Urdu writer Hajra Masroor was observed today (Tuesday). Hajra Masroor, born on 17th January 1930, was an influential figure in the realm of Urdu literature, particularly known for her contributions through short stories.

According to Radio Pakistan, Hajra Masroor's literary portfolio includes notable short stories such as 'Chand Ki Doosri Taraf', 'Teesri Manzil', 'Chori Chupey', and 'Andhere Ujale'. Her work has been celebrated for its depth and insight, earning her multiple accolades over the years. Among the prestigious awards she received are the Pride of Performance and the Aalmi Frogh-e-Urdu Adab Award, acknowledging her impact on Urdu literature.

Hajra Masroor passed away in Karachi on this day in 2012, leaving behind a profound literary legacy that continues to inspire readers and writers alike. Her contributions to Urdu literature remain a testament to her talent and dedication to storytelling.