The recent launch of 'Gramora for Urdu,' an AI-based linguistic tool, marks a significant step in modernizing the Urdu language by integrating it with contemporary technology. As reported by ProPakistani on February 11, 2026, this initiative by Allama Iqbal Open University (AIOU) aims to 'strengthen the Urdu language and bring it in line with contemporary technological advancements.' The launch event was attended by notable figures such as Minister of State for Education and Professional Training Wajiha Qamar and Senator Pervez Rashid, who praised the development team for their efforts to support Urdu in the digital age. This tool is expected to facilitate the use of Urdu in modern computing environments and promote its integration into emerging technologies, particularly AI-based applications.