Kulliyat-e-Ghalib Farsi”, an anthology ofPersian poetry ^[24] of well-known Urdu poet Mirza Asadullal Khan Ghalib first released at Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) and later released at Tehran by Ambassadors of India andPakistan jointly at a function sponsored byIranian Ministry of Arts and Culture in Tehran on 20 September 2010.This rare collection contains 11,337 verses of Ghalib, was compiled by Dr. Syed Taqi Abedi. Speaking at the occasion, Dr. Abidi said that study of Ghalib would be incomplete without his Persian poetry. “Although Galib had earned his reputation in Urdu literature, the poet of Mughal era was more inclined towards Persian and produced high-order poetryin that language. At the literary “ru-ba-ru session” (Face to Face Sitting) organized by the Haryana Urdu Academy,^[25] where Dr. Taqi offered analytical study of the works of legendary poet Mirza Ghalib, both in Persian as well as Urdu.He informs that Ghalib wrote 1,792 couplets in Urdu by the year 1865 as against the 11,340 in Persian. He also opined that Ghalib was a visionary, a poet of humanism whose works are popular even after three centuries.