Hayatian Journal of Linguistics and Literature

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According to General Cunningham and Captain H Mackenzie, the construction of present walled city of Gujrat on the ruins of Udanagri is attributed to Ali Khan, a Gujjar, whose name is strangely like that of Alahana HomeAims & ScopeEthical GuidelinesModification and Retraction PolicyOpen Access PolicyPlagiarism PolicyLicensing and Copyright PolicyEditorial BoardEditorial Policy and ProcessIndexingSubmission GuidelinesCall for PapersContact DetailsArchivesCurrent Issue Hayatian Journal of Linguistics and Literature (HJLL) aims to provide a platform for the young and established researchers in the field of literature and linguistics to publish their scholarly work in a double blind peer reviewed journal.We, at HJLL, have the following aims: The researchers can submit manuscripts in any area of linguistics and literature, both local as well as global. The mission of UOG is to equip the youth in the areas of economy, social policy and research, so as to enable them to compete at the international level; achieve excellence in research and teaching in all disciplines; and develop a world class centre of excellence in the industrial triangle of Gujranwala.

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