Just to correct a common misconception among western folks, Urdu is not intelligible to present day Indians. After 1947, the Indian government change the writing script of the most popular lingua franca (in northern areas) to Sanskrit and called it Hindi. Consequently, Urdu in India is now limited to sections of Muslim population.

Urdu, written and spoken, however, is thriving in Pakistan as it is mandatory part of school education (grades 1-12). Contrary to stats on the wikipedias about mother tongue, all schooled Pakistanis are proficient in Urdu. Most of ur.wikipedians hail from Pakistan.

Some folks on http://www.urduweb.org/en/ have done translation (albeit of poor quality) for some software. You may contact the localization team there as there might be some interest in the translatewiki project. The ur.wikipedia volunteers can hardly keep up with the betawiki translation.