In the soothing voice of Walter Cronkite. In English or Urdu. There are times when this might be convenient. Now look at the column from my end. A lifetime ago schoolteachers despised me for my slovenly handwriting.
Penmanship is pretty much a useless talent in an electronic age.
Typing is the next doomed art. A machine that takes accurate voice dictation is something I will buy as soon as an affordable one is for sale. Written text and its traditional repository, paper, are still a lot more convenient for many things than electronic alternatives. Over the centuries we've perfected tools for linking hand and eye to paper. But real smarts are now in sight.