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Ghoganwali گھوگانوالی

Ghoghanwali گھوگانوالی

Info By. Tanvir Ahmed Gondal

Introducation:

Village Ghoghanwali is in area of U.C#51 Chak Shahbaz Tehsil Phalia located on northern side of Phalia-Sial-mor road near bhekywal stop. The population of Village is round about 5,000 with majority of Naqvi Sadaat. Most of people are farmers and some reside in abroad. This village has honor of religious ritual and famous in Azadaari Imam Hussain AS. In the history of its ancestors Hazrat Peer Syed Waris Ali Shah Naqvi al Bukhari is the founder of Village.

The village is also birthplace of famous Peer Nausha Ganj Bakhsh of Ranmal shareef who’s parents were the disciple of Syed Waris Ali shah Bukhari. Moreover it has the honor with the shrine of Hazrat peer syed Qutab Ali shah Naqvi al Bukhari, Hazrat peer Zahoor Hussain Shah Naqvi al Bukhari, Hazrat Peer Syed Noor Hussain Shah Naqvi al Bukhari. Furthermore it is one of the biggest Gaddi of subcontinent as Hazrat Peer Waris Ali shah is known as the Peer of 7 states of Subcontinent and the current Gaddi Nasheen of Darbar is Syed Gul Peer Shah Naqvi al Bukhari. Moreover the village is place of sufi saints and religious personalities.

Nearest Villages

Gahry- East
Channi Gahna – North
Bhekhey Wal – South
Dhala Shaheed – West
Chak Shehbaz – South East

Highly Qualified Personalities

Syed Ajmal Hassan Naqvi Advocate High Court (LLB,M.A)
Syed Irtaza Hassan Naqvi Advocate High Court (LLB, M.A)
Syed Tayyab Hassan Imran (Advocate)
Syed Nazim Abbas (Advocate )
Syed Jaffar Naqvi (Cite Manager at Google Headquarter California USA)
Syed Ali Aqdas (NBP)
Master Mohammad Afzil (M.A)
Manzoor Ahmed (Teacher)
Sayyed Tahir Shah (S.S.T)
Sayyed Ibne Hassan Naqvi (Civil Engineer)
Farhat Abbas Shah (Civil Engineer)
Alamdar Shah (Civil Engineer)
Shehbaz Hussain Shah (Secretary U.C. Bhoa Hassan)

Social Personalities of the village

Nazeer Ahmed Gondal
Sayed Shafiq Shah
Sayed Atiq Shah
Sayed Sajid Hussain Shah
Ghulam Rasool
Hasnat Hussain Shah (Naib Nazim)
Syed Ghulam Abbas Naqvi
Sayed Qalab Abbas Naqvi
Sayed Kazim Raza Naqvi
Syed Arjid Hassan Naqvi
Dr. Ashrif
Ch. Shair Mohd. Tarar

Sports

Cricket, Volleyball, Kabbadi

Major Casts

Sayyed (60%)
Tarar (7%)
Gondal (7%)
Ranjha (2%)
Kumhar (4%)
Migrated Casts (5%)
Misc. (5%)

Main Crops of the Village

Wheat, Rice, Sugar Canes, Cotton, Tobacco, Vegetables

May Allah Bless This village

Information Provided By: Ajmal Naqvi

Last Edited on 15 August, 2022

Ghanian گھنیاں

Ghanian گھنیاں شریف

Amir irfan joya

By (Amir Irfan Joya)

Introduction

Ghanian is ideally situated 6 kilometers east of Phalia along the Saadullah Pur Road. This positioning makes it a vital hub, connecting the local population to the broader commercial networks of the district while maintaining its serene, countryside charm.The Village is away from District Mandi Bahauddin about 22KM in South West side.

Ghanian has emerged as a premier Union Council in the Mandi Bahauddin District, setting a benchmark for what a “modern village” looks like in rural Punjab. Through a combination of strategic location and community-driven development, it offers a lifestyle that rivals many urban centers.

Urban Amenities in a Rural Setting

The village has evolved into a self-sufficient community where every necessity of life is within reach. It is characterized by:

Comprehensive Markets: From daily essentials to technical goods, residents no longer need to travel to the city for their basic needs.
Infrastructure: Well-paved streets, efficient drainage systems, and organized public spaces define its modern layout.

Healthcare and Education

Healthcare Excellence: The presence of a dedicated Health Center BHU Ghanaian ensures that the community has immediate access to medical care, providing a vital safety net for families.
Educational Standard: The schools in Ghanian are recognized for their high standards of discipline and academic performance. These institutions are playing a crucial role in shaping a skilled and knowledgeable younger generation.

Ghanian: Historical Roots and the Legacy of the “Kanhaiya Misl”

Have you ever wondered how our village, Ghanian, got its name? If we turn the pages of history, we find its roots connected to one of Punjab’s most powerful and brave confederacies, known as the “Kanhaiya Misl.”

The word “Ghanian” is actually derived from “Kanhaiya.” In the local dialects of this region (Mandi Bahauddin and Gujrat), “Kanhaiya” was often pronounced as “Ghannya” or “Ghanian” over time. Before the Partition of India, during the height of the Sikh Misls, this settlement became known as “Ghanian” (meaning the place of the Kanhaiyas) due to the settlement and influence of people belonging to this particular Misl.

While Ghanian may not have been the Misl’s political capital, historical patterns suggest the village likely served as a:

Strategic Outpost: A settlement established or governed by a high-ranking Sardar (Commander) of the Kanhaiya Misl.
Estate of Honor: Land granted to warriors or influential families belonging to the Misl, eventually leading the locals to refer to the area as “the place of the Kanhaiyas”—or simply, Ghanian.

Situation in 1947

This village traces its roots back to the era long before the Partition of India and Pakistan. It was a place where Muslims, Hindus, and Sikhs lived in harmony, their lives intertwined like the roots of the ancient trees that shaded them. Together, they tended the fields, sharing the same soil and the same dreams of a peaceful future.

However, when the flames of Partition were ignited, the peace of this sanctuary was tragically consumed. It is heart-wrenching to recall how the shadow of violence reached these quiet streets. Riots broke out, turning neighbors into strangers; homes were reduced to ashes, and many precious lives were lost to the chaos.

Even now, decades later, the village elders carry the weight of that sorrow. Whenever they speak of those dark days, their voices tremble and their eyes fill with tears—a silent testament to the pain of a brotherhood lost and a peace that was never fully restored.

Village Ghanian: Geographical Position and Social Significance

Village Ghanian is uniquely structured and holds a prominent position in the region. Geographically and administratively, the village is divided into four main sections (Mohallas):

1. The Adda (The Central Hub): The Adda serves as the “backbone” of Village Ghanian. Established over 50 years ago, it has been the primary center for transportation and connectivity. This spot has witnessed the evolution of travel over decades; it saw the era of horse-drawn carriages (Tongas), transitioned through the period of wagons and buses, and is now a modern transport hub featuring a rickshaw stand, ambulance services, and a point for renting vehicles.

Beyond transportation, the Adda functions as the Community Center for the entire village. It houses the PTCL exchange and various shops, making it the most significant economic and social landmark of the area.

2. Eastern Mohallah (Mashriqi Mohallah) 3. Southern Mohallah (Janubi Mohallah) 4. Western Mohallah (Maghribi Mohallah)

All these sectors of Ghanian are well-known for their traditional harmony and mutual brotherhood. The central position of the Adda links all these neighborhoods together, providing not only employment for the locals but also serving as a vital junction for the surrounding areas.

The Revolutionary Role of Ghanian Welfare Foundation

The most significant turning point in the village’s recent history is the emergence of the Ghanian Welfare Foundation. This organization has brought about a revolutionary change by uniting the entire community on a single platform. The foundation has successfully fostered a spirit of unity and brotherhood among the residents.

Under its dedicated management, several key projects are flourishing:

Public Infrastructure: Systematic village cleaning drives and the installation of street lights have modernized the village’s landscape.
Emergency Services: A dedicated Ambulance Service ensures timely medical assistance for the residents.
Social Safety Net: The foundation effectively manages various Aid Packages and support programs for the underprivileged, ensuring that no one is left behind.

Members of Social welfare Committee:

Ashfaq Ahmed Tarar
Shahid Imran Lak
Amir Irfan Joya
Khuram Shahzad Tarar
Shabbar Hassan Tarar
Muhammad Tofail Tarar
Naveed Ashraf Haral
Qamar Shahzad Tarar
Tanveer Hussain Attari
Qaiser Shahzad Tarar
Safdar Iqbal (NBP)
Haji Tariq Mehmood
Qaiser Mehmood
Akhtar ali Tarar
Ali Raza Tarar
Ibrar Yaqoob
Temoor ul Hassan Tarar
Faisal Shahzad Tarar

Economic Landscape and Global Connectivity

While agriculture remains the backbone of the local economy, the village has witnessed a significant socio-economic transformation. A substantial segment of the population has sought professional opportunities in European countries, which has significantly elevated the standard of living.

Agricultural Excellence

The fertile lands of Ghanian are primarily dedicated to the cultivation of Rice and Wheat. The region is particularly renowned for producing the premium ‘Colonel Basmati’ rice, a major source of revenue that makes the village a notable contributor to the district’s agricultural trade.

Social Progress and Education

Education is a growing priority for the residents. The village is witnessing a steady rise in its literacy rate, with a particularly encouraging trend in female education. This shift, combined with the efforts of the Welfare Foundation, ensures that Ghanian is progressing rapidly toward a bright and enlightened future.

Nearest Villages: گاؤں کے قريبی ديھات

Famous Personalities: گاؤں کی مشہور شخصيات

Mian Chan Maqsood sahib
Peer Sadiq Hussain Sahb
Hajji Ashraf Tarar
Hajji Muhammad Anar Tarar
Haji Muhammad Shafi Sb
Ijaz Ahmed Numberdaar
Gulam Rasool Numberdaar
Haji Jalal Khan Tarar
Khawar hayat Tarar (NBP)
Mukhtar Ahmad Tarar s/o Gulam Ali
Aftaab Tarar s/o Ahmad Khan
Javeed Iqbal s/o Haji Mohammed Khan
Mohammad Iqbal (Ph.D.)
Khalid Mehmood s/o Haji Ashraf Tarar (Bank Manager)
Shamsheer (Advocate)
Muhammad Razaq Tarar (state life insurance)

Highly Qualified Personalities of the Village:گاؤں کی اعلی تعليم يافتہشخصيات

Ghanian is rapidly emerging as a hub of academic excellence, with its residents achieving remarkable success across diverse professional sectors. The village takes immense pride in its growing community of highly educated individuals who are serving the nation and contributing to its progress.

The professional landscape of the village includes a significant and increasing number of:

Financial Professionals: Dedicated individuals serving in various banking institutions.
Educators: Government teachers who are shaping the next generation.
Law Enforcement & Defense: Brave sons of the soil serving in the Police and Pakistan Armed Forces.
Legal Experts: Qualified lawyers representing the community in the judicial field.

A cornerstone of this educational revolution is the active participation of women. The village has seen a sharp rise in female professionals who, after attaining higher education, are now excelling in various fields, proving that the progress of Ghanian is truly inclusive and forward-thinking.

Schools and Colleges in the village

Govt Boys Primary School
Govt Boys Middle School
Govt Girls Middle and High School
One Gazali Model school (private)

Main Crops: گائوں کی اہم فصلیں

Wheat
Cotton
Rice
Sugar Cane
Tobacco

Sports اہم کھیلیں

Cricket
Volley ball

May Allah Bless This Village (AAMEEN)

Information provided by Amir Irfan Joya

Mobile:03113870000

mandi bahauddin ghagoki village

Ghagoki گھگھوکی

Info By: Waseem Riaz

Locations:-

Village Ghagoki گھگوکی is located in tehsil Phalia, District Mandi Bahauddin. It is away 25KM from Tehsil Phalia & 47 KM From Mandi Bahauddin.

Area of the Village:-

Total area of the village is about 108 squares that is about 2,700 acres in which no one in the village contain more than 30 acres so no one is a big fish but it is almost equally distributed among prominent families.

Neighboring Villages:-

Neighboring villages of Pharianwali & Haigar Wala, Khan wali, Kang, etc.

Population:-

It is not a very big village only about 200 houses are in it and about 1,100 peoples live in them. All the population of the village is Muslim among them all are SUNNY except some houses that is of SHIA. No non-Muslim is there in the village.

Registered voters:-

The number of registered voters in the village is 500 among them almost half of them are of female voters. Although village is small but at the time of election village splits into three parts. Each group tries to cast votes against each other. At the time of BD elections both males and females cast vote but at National and Provincial Assembly elections only males cast their votes.

Major Castes:-

Major casts of the village are:

Mian
Warraich
Mughal
Barber
Tarkhan
Kumhar
Mochi
Tulla

Famous Personalities:-

Important personalities of the village are as follows:

Mian Muhammad Basheer (Late)
Mian Gulam Rasool s/o Mian Muhammad Shareef (Late)
Ch. Muhammad Shaffi s/o Muhammad Hayat Warraich
Masood Ahmed (Rice Mill)
Mian Muhammad Shareef (Late)
Ch. Muhammad Husain
Ch. Muhammad Asaf (Numberdar) s/o Gulam Rasool (Numberdar)
Master Muhammad Inayat
Muhammad Ahsan s/o Muhammad Shaffi (Army)
Haji Nazar Muhammad (numberdar) s/o Fazal Husain
Ch.Muhammad Yaar s/o Muhammad Hayat Warraich
Ch.Muhammad Mehdi s/o Gulaam Rasool Warraich
Muhammad Mimber s/o Khan Muhammad
Ch. Ahmed Khan s/o Fateh Muhammad
Qaari Muhammad Riaz s/o Mian Muhammad Alam
Ch. Muhammad Asaf s/o Fazal Husain (Numberdar)

Highly Qualified Persons:-

The literacy rate is good :

Mian Gulam Rasool (Head Master MBDin) (Late)
Brigadier (R) Razi Ahmed Warraich
LT colonel (R) Imtiaz Amjad Warraich
LT commander (R) Mubshir Warraich
Ch. Baber Sultaan (M.A, B.Ed)
Ijaz Ahmed Tulla (B.Sc, M.Ed)
Muhammad Misbah Rasool (M.Phil. Chemist)
Muhammad Mudasar Rasool (M.Sc. Phy)
Hafiz Muhammad Mazhar Iqbal (M.Sc. Math , M.Ed.)
Muhammad Nawaz s/o Mian Muhammad Husain(Pak Army rtd)
Ammar Asif Warraich (Food Department)

Means Of Earning:-

Majority of the peoples earn their livelihood through agriculture. Few peoples are in Government services and among them most are in WAPDA and ARMY. Now there is trend among the youth to go abroad that’s why many peoples of the village are found in France, Spain, Greece, Italy, Kuwait, Saudi-Arabia, Muscat etc. in search of their earning.

Way of living:-

Peoples of the village live a simple life. They have very friendly behavior. Peoples are very much hostile, peaceful and sincere. Except few black sheeps vulgarity is an uncommon thing. People of the village go to their lands to care their cattles and crops and come back in the evening so they have a very busy life. Young boys play Cricket, VollyBall or play cards in their extra time. Peoples of the village remains careful about fight and misbehavior because if any body do a little mistake other party persons quickly report to the police at Thana Pharianwali.

Bazars And Markets:-

No Bazars or Markets are present in the Village Some General stores (Karyana shops) are present which provide commodities of daily use. Peoples have to go Pharianwali for major shopping .

Mosques:-

There is Only One Jamia Mosques in the village.

Shrines:-

There is Only One shrine in the village.

Schools and Education:-

Literacy rate of the village is much better. Almost every child of the village goes to school. There are five schools in the village. There is also One Private Schools in the Village.

Health Facilities:-

There is no any hospital & clinics in the village.

Transportation:-

Village is located almost 3/4 KM towards from HaigarWala. People of the village travel on Buses,Vans ,Rickhas from HaigarWala Bus Stop. Motor Cycles and Cycles are very common in the village which are used to go towards their lands or near by areas.

Media Facilities:-

In the village Television, Radio, Tape Recorder, PTCL Phones and Mobile Phones with services of all the Telecom companies are present in almost every house. Few homes in the village also possess COMPUTERS in them very rare people use internet.

Flora and Fauna:-

As the area is very productive both animals and plants love to stay here. Domestic animals of the village are:

Buffalos (bhainsein)
Cows and Bulls (gaey aur bael)
Sheeps (bhairain)
Goats (bakrian)
Horses (ghoray)
Donkeys (gadhay)
Dogs (kutay)
Cats (Bilian)
Hens (murgean)
Rabbits (khargosh)
Pigeons (kabutar)
Fishes (in forms)
Ducks (batkhain)

As the land of the villagers is 1 to 2 Km from the village and it is very much close to RIVER JEHLUM therefore a lot of area is available for wild animals. Wild animals found in the villagers land are:

Jackals (geedarr)
Snakes (saanp)
Pigs (sours)
Wild Cats (jangly billay)
Fishes of many types
Tortoises (kachhway)
Parrots (totay)
Sparrows and Finches (chirian)
Sea Gulls (baglay)
Wild Ducks (murgabian)

Village land is very much fertile, availability of water is enough although soil not suitable for GYMNOSPERMS and FERNS but ANGIOSPERMS are very much common in the village which include both ornamental and wild. Important plant of the village are as under:

Acacia species (kikar)
Dalbergia sisso (tahli)
Rosa indica (gulab)
Orange species (maltay aur methhay)
Guava (amrood)
Mangoes (aam)
Gomi (dhraik)
Bamboo (Baance)

Crops of the village:-

Land of this village is very fertile almost every crop of the world can be grown here. People use peter engines for irrigation purposes. Major crops of the village are:

Wheat (gandam)
Rice (chawal)
Corn (mukai)
Potato (aalo)
Barley (jao)
Sugar Cane (kamad)
Sweet Pea (mator)

All Vegetables etc.

Problems of the Poor People:-

People of the village are not very rich nor very poor. Except few houses all other can earn their livelihood easily those who are poor they are helped by the other village people in the form of Fitrana or other things in the name of God so fortunately every one is able to eat honorably.

Problems of the Village’s People:-

As the Village is small so basic facilities are absent No hospital, No Markets, No college for Boys or Girls therefore peoples especially females have to face many difficulties in order to fulfill their daily or occasional necessities. Main problems of the village are as under.

May ALLAH BLESS THIS VILLAGE(Ameen)

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Duggal – Dugall – Dougal- دوگل

Dougall دوگل

Locations

Village Dugall is located in District Mandi Bahauddin. It is away from District Mandi Bahauddin upto 25 KM and 3 KM from Tehsil Phalia.

Area of the Village

Total area of the village is about 108 squares that is about 2700 acres in which no one in the village contain more than 30 acres so no one is a big fish but it is almost equally distributed among prominent families.

Neighbouring Villages

Neighboring villages of Dougall are Phalia, Kot Hamid Shah, Seeray, Bumbli, etc.

Population

It is not a very big village only about 300 houses are in it and about 1800 peoples live in them. All the population of the village is Muslim among them all are SUNNY except some houses that is of SHIA. No non-Muslim is there in the village.

Registered voters

The number of registered voters in the village is 850 among them almost half of them are of female voters. Although village is small but at the time of election village splits into three parts. Each group tries to cast votes against each other. At the time of BD elections both males and females cast vote but at National and Provincial Assembly elections only males cast their votes.

Major Castes

Major casts of the village are:
1. Gondal
2. Warraich
3. Mughal
4. Nai
5. Tarkhan
6. Kumhar
7. Machhi
8. Lohaar
9. Mochi

Famous Personalities

Important personalities of the village are as follows:

Muhammad Azam (Secartory Peer Biniyameen Shah) France
Muhammad Iftikhar Sahi (Caption of Kabaddi Team)
Late Ali Ahmed Cheema (Numberdar)
Muhammad Hayat Cheema (Numberdar)
Ch. Shahid Imran Cheema (Second Caption Of Kabaddi Team) {0342-6550682}
Ch Muhammad Sarfraz Cheema (Chairman Zakat Committee)
Muhammad Inayat (Army rtd)
Fiaz Ahmed Cheema (Bricks Company)
Hakeem Mian Mukhtaar Ahmed
Dr. Kamraan (Member Zakat Committee)
Abdull Rehman Pathan (Kabaddi Coach)
Mian Muhammad Rafique (Q.S , F.A)
Ch.Walyat Cheema (Dealore Fiat Trucktor Zarai Bank)
Ghazi Master Aman ULLAH
Shamreez Cheema (City Petrol Pump) {0300-7744125}
Mian Muhammad Yaqoob
Mian Ismail Gondal
Muhammad Nazir Warraich

Highly Qualified Persons

The literacy rate is good :

1. Muhammad Anaar (Islamabad Trafic Police)

2. Muhammad Asghar Cheema (Punjab Police M.B.Din)

3. Dr. Muhammad Mubshar (Dispensor)

4. Amir Shahzad (Q.S) U.A.E

5. Muhammad Yousaf Sialvi (Q.S) AJK

6. Mian Sajjad (Science Teacher)

7. Dr. Ijaz Ahmed Cheema (Dispensor) Spain

8. Hakeem Mian Saddique Ahmed (Fazil-e-Tibb)

9. Dr. Afzaal Ahmad Cheema (M.Phil)

Means Of Earning

Majority of the peoples earn their livelihood through agriculture. Few peoples are in Government services and among them most are in WAPDA and ARMY. Now there is trend among the youth to go abroad that’s why many peoples of the village are found in France, Spain, Greece, Italy, Kuwait, Saudi-Arabia, Muscat etc. in search of their earning.

Way of living

Peoples of the village live a simple life. They have very friendly behavior. Peoples are very much hostile, peaceful and sincere. Except few black sheeps vulgarity is an uncommon thing. People of the village go to their lands to care their cattles and crops and come back in the evening so they have a very busy life. Young boys play Cricket, Volly Ball or play cards in their extra time. Peoples of the village remains careful about fight and misbehavior because if any body do a little mistake other party persons quickly report to the police at THANA PHALIA.

Bazars And Markets

No Bazars or Markets are present in the Village Some General stores (Karyana shops) are present which provide commodities of daily use. Peoples have to go M.B.Din for major shopping and to Phalia for minor shopping.

General Store are:

- Ramzan General Store
- Usama General Store
- Inayat General Store
- Choudary General Store
- Rehmat General Store
- Yaqoob General Store (Jild Saaz)
- Mubashar Medical Store
- Mukhtaar Medical Store
- Siddique Medical Store

Mosques

There are total Five mosques in the village, two are Jamias in the main village.

Shrines

There are two shrines in the village. These are of two brothers.

Schools and Education

Literacy rate of the village is much better. Almost every child of the village goes to school. There are five shools in the village:

There are also three Private Schools in the Village.

Health Facilities

There is no hospital but five clinics in the village. One female of the village is working as a Health Worker. She is creating awareness in females about health related problems. Now after her guidance females are very much aware of pregnancy and birth etc. Generally peoples get medicine of minor diseases from Dougall and of major from Phalia or M.B.Din.

Medical Store’s

There is Five Medical Store’s:

Transportation

Village is located almost 3.0 KM towards south from Phalia. People of the village travel on Buses, Vans, Rickshaws from Dougall Bus Stop. Motor Cycles and Cycles are very common in the village which are used to go towards their lands or near by areas.

Media Facilities

Flora and Fauna

As the area is very productive both animals and plants love to stay here.

Domestic animals of the village are:

1.      Buffalos (bhainsein)
2.      Cows and Bulls (gaey aur bael)
3.   Sheep (bhairain)
4.      Goats (bakrian)
5.      Horses (ghoray)
6.      Donkeys (gadhay)
7.      Dogs (kutay)
8.      Cats (Bilian)
9.      Hens (murgean)
10. Rabbits (khargosh)
11. Pigeons (kabutar)
12. Fishes (in forms)
13. Ducks (batkhain)

1.      Jackals (geedarr)
2.      Snakes (saanp)
3.      Pigs (sours)
4.      Wild Cats (jangly billay)
5.      Fishes of many types
6.      Tortoises (kachhway)
7.      Parrots (totay)
8.      Sparrows and Finches (chirian)
9.      Sea Gulls (baglay)
10.Wild Ducks (murgabian)

1.      Acacia species (kikar)
2.      Dalbergia sisso (tahli)
3.      Rosa indica (gulab)
4.      Orange species (maltay aur methhay)
5.      Guava (amrood)
6.      Mangoes (aam)
7.      Gomi (dhraik)
8.      Bamboo (Baance)

Crops of the village

Land of this village is very fertile almost every crop of the world can be grown here.People use peter engins for irrigation purposes. Major crops of the village are:

1.      Wheat (gandam)
2.      Rice (chawal)
3.      Corn (mukai)
4.      Potato (aalo)
5.      Barley (jao)
6.      Sugar Cane (kamad)
7.      Sweet Pea (mator)
8.      All Vegetables etc.

Crime rate in the Village

As it is already mentioned that most of the reports in Thana Phalia belong to this village in which most are to pull legs or arms of the opposing party but the steeling of cattle is an important problem faced by villagers especially JUTT families such Thieves does not belong to this village but to nearby villages whom names are not good to mention, in this village few black sheep in young generation are also going on wrong path.

GOD BLESS THIS VILLAGE(Ameen)

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Dhoul Ranjha dhoul bala

Dhoul Bala دھول بالا

By: Mazhar Qayyum

Locations:

Dhoul Bala دھول بالا is a famous village of District Mandi-Bahauddin. In its east is Ladher Kalan, in West is Madhrey Rattowal, in North is Mangat and its southside is one small canal and Kailu, Phalia.

Population:

Population of our village is round about 7,000 persons.

Registered Voters:

The number of registered voters in the village Dhoul Bala is 3,800 among them almost half of them are of female voters. Although village is small but at the time of election village splits into three parts. Each group tries to cast votes against each other. At the time of BD elections both males and females cast vote but at National and Provincial Assembly elections only males cast their votes.

Main Casts:

Gondal
Ranjha
Butt
Sayal
Mouchi
Barber
Lohar

Social Personalities:

Muhammad Ashraf Ranjha s/o Ahmed Khan (Sarpanch)
Faisal Abbas s/o Gulam Abbas (Spain)
Sikandar Hayat s/o Haji Muhammad Shareef (MD Gondal Rice)
Umar Farooq s/o Muhammad Roshan
Qari Mushtaq Ahmed s/o Late Gulam Haidar (President of Anjuman Meelad un Nabbi)

Highly Qualified Persons:

Asmat Batool s/o Muhammad Roshan (M.A Education SST Lahore)
Ahmed Hassan s/o Sikander Hayat (M.A IR)
Gulam Mohayodeen s/o Liyaqat Ali (Advocate)

Education Sector:

There are 2 Govt. Schools (one for boys and one for girls) and 02 Private Schools. There are also 02 Mosques in the village.

Means Of Earning:

Majority of the peoples earn their livelihood through agriculture. Few peoples are in Government services. Now there is trend among the youth to go abroad that’s why many peoples of the village are found in France, Spain, Greece, Italy, Kuwait, Saudi-Arabia, Muscat etc. in search of their earning.

Way Of Living:

Peoples of the village live a simple life. They have very friendly behavior. Peoples are very much hostile, peaceful and sincere. Except few black sheeps vulgarity is an uncommon thing. People of the village go to their lands to care their cattles and crops and come back in the evening so they have a very busy life. Young boys play Cricket, Volley Ball or play cards in their extra time. Peoples of the village remains careful about fight and misbehavior because if any body do a little mistake other party persons quickly report to the police at Thana Phalia.

Transportation:

Village is located almost 7.0 KM towards east from Phalia City. Peoples use Tanga’s & Rickshaw to reach the bus stop. Motor Cycles and Cycles are very common in the village which are used to go towards their lands or near by areas.

Bazars And Markets:

No Bazars or Markets are present in the village only few General stores (Karyana shops) are present which provide commodities of daily use. Peoples have to go Phalia or Mandibha ud din City for major shopping.

Hospitals, Medical Stores & Shops:

There is no Hospital but one Medical Store and some General Shops and one B.H.U

Media Facilities:

Nature Of The Peoples:

People of our village are very respective, moderate, well educated and good host. Way of living is mixture of agricultural and city life. Some people are working in govt sector and many are abroad.

Crops Of The Village:

Land of this village is very fertile almost every crop of the world can be grown here. People use peter engines for irrigation purposes. Major crops of the village are

Wheat (gandam)
Rice (chawal)
Corn (mukai)
Potato (aalo)
Barley (jao)
Sugar Cane (kamad)
Sweet Pea (mator)
Chicken Pea (chana)
Jawar
Bajra

All Vegetables etc.

Communication & Entertainment System:

Every facility of modern era is available like Telephone, Internet, Transport, Mobiles, TV, TV-Cable etc.

Rest House (Dara):

There is 04 Rest House For Peoples.

Sports Of The Village:

Volleyball
Kabaddi
Cricket
Bantay
Akhroat
Gulli danda.

Free Time & Hobby:

There is one Park for Peoples nearby our Village and also there is Canal. Kabaddi is the Popular Sport in the Village.

Flora & Fauna:

As the area is very productive both animals and plants love to stay here. Domestic animals of the village are:

Buffalos (bhainsein)
Cows and Bulls (gaey aur bael)
Sheeps (bhairain)
Goats (bakrian)
Horses (ghoray)
Donkeys (gadhay)
Dogs (kutay)
Cats (Bilian)
Hens (murgean)
Rabbits (khargosh)
Pigeons (kabutar)

Trees & Flowers:

Acacia species (kikar)
Dalbergia sisso (tahli)
Rosa indica (gulab)
Orange species (maltay aur methhay)
Guava (amrood)
Mangoes (aam)
Gomi (dhraik)

Main Problems Of The Village:

Sui Gas Problem
There is no Community Center
There is no High School for Boys & Girls
Roads condition is very bad
Health Problem
Street Problems

ALLAH BLESS THIS Mohalla(Ameen)

For any objection contact at mazhar_mb@yahoo.com

[0322-66-39-1-94]

villages dhal sharif mandi bahauddin

Dhal Sharif ڈھل شريف

Introduction:

This village Dhal Sharif ڈھل شریف is in tehsil Phalia district Mandi Bahauddin which is famous for the name of a person whose name was Dhal. He was son of a person called Syed now Village of Syed is called Saida Sharif. Syed was Tarar by Cast and migrated from Kulo Tararan (a big village of Tarar family in Distt. Hafizabad). He had 3 Sons

Ahmed Pando also called Dandka
Takhat Mahal
Dhal

Now there are 3 villages with these three names.

This village was established before 1947. This village is 5 km in south of city Phalia. The population of the village is 7,000 according to 1998. The people of the village are moderate and simple.

Nearest Villages:

Kot Hamid Shah in East
Dhola in West
Chak Lakhia in South
Bambli in North

Main Castes:

Tarar
Warraich
Syed
Ranjah

Schools and Colleges:

Govt. Elementary School for boys
Govt. girls primary school
One English academy (Private)

Social Welfare Organizations:

Youth Wing
Pakistan Welfare Society

Main persons devoted for social and welfare work

Ch. Muhammad Mohsin Tarar
Ch. Muhammad Qamar Tarar
Qari Muhammad Akhtar
Syed Imran Ali Shah
Ch. Arshad Tarar
Ch. Akbar Ali Tarar

Highly Qualified Personalities:

Ch. Mohsin Ali Tarar (Spain)
Ch. Muhammad Qamar Tarar (Advocate High Court)
Qari Muhammad Akhtar
Ch. Safdar Ali Tarar (working in Tehsil Office)
Muhammad Yusuf (DAE Civil Engineer)

Social Personalities:

Ch. Muhammad Azmat Tarar
Ch. Iftakhar Ahmad Tarar
Ch. Altaf s/o Lal Khan Tarar
Ch. Muhammad Mansha Khan Tarar
Ch. Safdar s/o Muhammad Inayat Khan Tarar
Ch. Sardar Khan Tarar
Syed Mati ul Husnain Shah

Famous personalities of the past:

Ch. Muhammad Sahlion s/o Shah Muhammad Tarar
Ch. Jalal Khan s/o Makhan Tarar
Ch. Mian Khan Tarar
Ch. Sardar s/o Makhan Khan Tarar
Baqari Tarar

Source of Income:

Most of the people of the village are agriculturist. Some are in government services and some are abroad in gulf states, USA and Europe.

Main Crops:

Wheat
Cotton
Rice
Sugar Cane
Tobacco
Potatoes and All other Vegetables

Sports:

Cricket
Volley ball
Kabaddi

May Allah Bless This Village (AAMEEN)

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Dhaboula دھبولہ or Dhabula dhaboola

Dhaboula دھبولہ

By: Muhammad Javed Vinning

Location:

Village Dhaboula دھبولہ or Dhabula is also in tehsil Phalia district Mandi Bahauddin. Its at link road of Ranmal to Qadir Abad. It is 37 km from district Mandi Bahuddin city towards south and 17 km from from Phalia in south East. Qadir Abad is 20 km from Dhaboola towards west.

History:

The exact history of foundation of this village is not known. However it was an established village before partition. When Hindus and Sikhs migrated to India. It got its rebirth. Majority of its population is migrated from different places. The two main clans are Vinnings and Tarars. Vinnings came from Kung Sahali near Mangowal while Tarars are from Bahu Manga.

There are some people who came from Chak Zahir and Ransike. It was a poor economy based village. However it made rapid progress after Land Consolidation in early 70s. Now it is a fertile landed village.

A big chunk of its population is associated with agriculture. Laboure’s and servants are also found. A salient feature of this village is that whole population of this village is Sunni (sect) and there is only one Masjid (mosque) indicating unity among the people of this village.

Neighboring villages:

Agroya – east
Burj Ghanian – west
Dharekan – North
Bahoo, Manga – south

Main casts

Vinning
Tarar
Machra
Gondal
Warraitch
Raan

There are two shrines situated at the outskirts (suburbs) of the village. The village is linked through mettled roads to Dharekan Kalan and Adda Ranmal Sharif. The village is connected to the other parts of the country through PTCL Exchange and Cellular Operators.

Educated Personalities:

Some educated and efficient persons have left the village to settle in nearby cities. they are

Mian Fazal Karim (well reputed Khateeb)
Mian Bashir Ahmed (held Prisoner Of War in 1971)
Mian Tariq Mahmood (M.B.B.S)
Master Maqbool Ahmed

Famous Personalities:

Rashid Ahmed Tarar
Faiz Ahmed Tarar (KSA)
Muhammad Saleh Vinning
Muhammad Inayat Machra
Ahmed Ali Vinning
Ghulam Rasool Warraitch
Haji Riaz Ahmed Vinning (Subedar retired from Pak Army)
Muhammad Feroze Vinning
Muhammad Javed Vinning (B.A/B.Ed., presently serving as Subedar in Pak Army, AEC)
Qamar Zaman Vinning (B.Sc.)
Qaisar Sheraz Tarar (B.A)
Umar Hayat Tarar (Advocate)
Saifullah Vinning (Advocate)
Zafar Iqbal Vinning (Makkah Traders)
Mian Fiaz
Mian Pervez
Haji Bashir Ahmed Tarar (Khawaje Ka)
Muhammad Sharif Tarar
Imran Khan Vinning (M.A)
Shahbaz Akbar Vinning (Law Department)

Education Sector:

Govt primary school for girls
Govt primary School for Boys

Crops

Wheat
Rice
Sugarcane
Bajara
jawar

Problems Of The Village:

This village is in dire need of a Girls School.
Sui Gas
Transport/conveyance for school going children( a very serious and grave issue)

May Allah Bless This Village (AAMEEN)

Information Provided By

Muhammad Javed Vinning

Mobile Number: 0345-6237777

Email: javedvinning@gmail.com

Pakistani Village Life: A Villager is smoking 'Huqqa' while riding on a bicycle - Photos of Pakistani Villages, Pictures of Pakitani Villages

Chaito چیتو

CHAITO چیتو

Info. By. Afzal H. Tarar

Village historical and latest information

Location of the village: CHAYTO or Chaito is located at South-West part of District Mandi Bahauddin in Tehsil Phalia. Its a historical village whose roots go back to Mughal period. Population (inhabitants) of the village is approximately 2,000 people with majority of women as 56%. Founder of the village. It was founded by a hindu merchant namely chaita ram. A small canal passes through the lands of this village which irrigates and provides a scenic point for the people.

Historical Importance

This village served as a defense point for Mughals as a historical burj is present here which was being built for defense purposes by Mughals.

Neighboring Villages

Parts (Mohullas) and braudaries in the village. No specific mohallahs or parts exist as this is not much complicated settling. Dhunni Kalan is in north, Ddhuni Khurd in north east, Nawn Lok in east, Walayat Wala and Sherewala in south, Jaja oor in west. Chaito is approximately 45 km at southwest from m b din.

Nature of People Of The Village

People are polite and hardworking. It is considered as example for its extra ordinary economic progress in the nearby villages.

Social Personalities Of The Village:

Fiaz Ahmed Tarar. (Chairman usher and zakat)
Shahid Mehmood Tarar (well known agriculturist)
Amjad iqbal ranjha (social worker)
Muhammad Afzal Ranjha (Ex. UC chairman)

Highly Qualified Personalities Of The Village:

Mr. Zafar Iqbal Tarar (District & Session Judge)
Mr. Afzal Hayat Tarar (Additional Deputy Commissioner Gujrat) (M.Sc. IR, L.L.b)
Ata ul Mustafa Khalid (M.A. education)
Munawar Iqbal Tarar (B.Sc Eng)
Ghulam Rasool (M.A Urdu)
Mumtaz Ahmed Tarar (M.A, L.L.b)

People In Civil Service or Abroad.

Zafar Iqbal Tarar Senior (Civil Judge)
Mumtaz Ahmed Tarar (Civil Judge)
Afzal Hayat Tarar (Assistant Director Foreign Office)
Munavvar Iqbal Tarar (PTCL Engineer)
Mukhtar Ahmed Tarar (Banker)

and a huge number of teachers and Expatriates and working abroad

Schools, Collages, Mosques and Madrasas In The Village:

Govt. Elementary School for boys
Govt. Girls Primary School
A Private School

Four Mosques, one Madrissa are serving the village.

Hospitals and Shops In The Village

Private clinics are present. A huge bulk of shops is available.

Source Of Income

Agriculture is the main source of income. Some people are also in government jobs and working abroad.

Main castes

Tarar
Ranjha
Gondal

جٹ برادری کی تاریخ

Main Crops of The Village

Rice
Wheat
Sugarcane
Kinnoo
fodder crops

Media And Communication:

Telephone and television

Mazars or Other Historical Buildings

Darbar Hazrat Mian Nikka
Darbar Hazrat Shah Murad
Darbar Hazrat Mian Ishaq
Darbar Hazarat Mian Laddha
Free time & Hobby

Sports

Volleyball
Kabbadi
Killi Bandar
Gulli Danda
Cricket.

May Allah bless this village

Information Provided By: Afzal H. Tarar

Last edit on 04-10-2022

village chorund mandi bahauddin

Charound چورنڈ

By: Bashir Muhammad s/o Sai Mohd Gondal

Introduction:

Charound چورنڈ is an old village of District Mandi Bahauddin. This is a beautiful village of Mandi bahauddin, Its Union Council is Murala No. 12. This village is on Murala Mano Chak Road. Gondal bar k waqt se Gondal ka last village hai.

Famous Personalities:

Ch. Muhammad Roshin s/o Late Khawaja Gondal
Sai Muhammad s/o Late Sardar Gondal
Ch. Bashir Mohammad s/o Sai Muhammad Gondal
Sultan Ahmed s/o Mirza Tarar

Educated Personalities:

Col. Mukhtar Ahmed s/o Nadir Khan Gondal
Master Iftikhar
Muhammad Aslam s/o Sai Muhammad Gondal (B.A)
Amjid s/o Muhammad Akhbar Gondal (B.A)
Muhammad Ashraf s/o Sai Muhammad (B.A)

Schools:

Middle School for Girls
Boys High School
Quide-Azam School

Madrasas:

Faqir Ahle-Membran
Jamia Jashmia

Mosques:

There are almost 9 mosques in the village.

Mazar:

Baba Ladal
Baba Kareem Shah
Mian Ladal Badshah
Habak Shah
Mian Dhurra

Sports:

Cricket
Castes
Gondal
Tarar
Syed

May Allah Bless This Village (AAMEEN)

Information is provided by Bashir Muhammad s/o Sai Muhammad Gondal

CHAK MITHA چک مٹھہ

CHAK MITHA چک مٹھہ

Info provider:Muhammad Yousaf Tarar

Mobile:0092 321 5527877

Email:This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. “> Tarar_91@yahooo.com

Location of the Village(مٹھا چک کہا ں واقے ہے )

Village Chak Mittha is located between south and East. of city M.B.Din. The distance of the village from the capital city Islamabad is about 232 Kms approx. and from the provincial capital Lahore is about 210 Kms and about 48 Kms from the District M.B.Din. This village is situated on main road between two main cities of Distt. Gujarat , M.B.Din-Phalia GT. Road. It’s a beautiful village because it is surrounded by beautiful green fields of very fertile land.

Area of the Village

Total area of the village is about .80 squares that is about 2000 acres in which no one in the village contain more than 1900 acres so no one is a big fish but it is almost equally distributed among prominent families.
Situation in 1947

Population of Chak Mittha was mostly Muslim in 1947 (at the partition time of sub-continent) there were only Two houses of HINDUES. These Hindus were wise persons and were literate therefore they realize the situation before 14th August 1947 , Sailed their houses and migrated to Mandi Bahauddin where most of their relatives used to live. That’s why there was no bloodshed in the village at the time of partition.

Population

It is not a very big village only about 650 houses are in it and about 3700 peoples live in them. All the population of the village is Muslim among them all are SUNNY except one house that is of Wahabi. No non-Muslim is there in the village.
Registered voters

The number of registered voters in the village is 1965 among them almost 35% of them are of female voters. Although village is small but at the time of election village splits into three parts. Each group tries to cast votes against each other. At the time of BD Elections both males and females cast vote but at National and Provincial Assembly elections only males cast their votes.

Means Of Earning

Majority of the peoples earn their livelihood through agriculture. Few peoples are in Government services and among them most are in Schools, University, Hospital and ARMY. Now there is trend among the youth to go abroad that’s why many peoples of the village are found in France,Spain, Greece, Itlay, Kuwait, Saudi-Arabia, Malaysia, Muscat etc. in search of their earning. About 5 % of the total population is in civil services and about 35% of the total population is settled abroad.

Way of living

Peoples of the village live a simple life. They have very friendly behavior. Peoples are very much hostile, peaceful and sincere. Except few black sheep’s vulgarity is an uncommon thing. People of the village go to their lands to care their cattle’s and crops and come back in the evening so they have a very busy life. Young boys play Cricket, careful about fight and misbehavior because if any body does a little mistake other party persons quickly report to the police at THANA PAHIRNWALI.Bazars And Markets
No Bazaars’ or Markets are present in the village only 15 General stores (Karyana shops) are present which provide commodities of daily use. Peoples have to go PHALIA or M.B.Din for major shopping and to Pahirnwali for minor shopping.

Mosques

1.Markzi Jamia Masjid Chak Mitha (مرکزی مسجد چک مٹھا )
2.Jamia Masjid Chak Mitha
3. Mian Hust Masjid Chak Mitha

Shrines
There are Three shrines in the village.
1.Baba Habja
1.MIYA HASAT sb
میاں ہست چٹھہ صاھب
2. NOOR SHAH نور شاہ صاھب

Schools and Education (تعلیم اور ادارے )

Literacy rate of the village is much better. Almost every child of the village goes to school. There are Four schools in the village:
• Govt. Primary School for Boys Chak Mitha
• Govt. Primary School for girls Chak Mitha
• Two school private school

چک مٹھا کے سکول کے دروازے پر پاکستان کا لہرا رہا ہے

سکول کا میں گیٹ

The Boys of Village very Interest in Study
گاؤں کی بچے کس قدر تعلیم میں دلچسپی لیتے ہیں
آپ کو اندازہ ہو جانا چا ہے

DARA

There is only Two mushtarkah dara for the whole village and only ONE dara for hole NUMBERDAR braderies
Welfare Organizations

No welfare Organization is available there for the betterment of teh village .

Sports (کیھل )

• Volly ball (والی با ل )
(Mr.Gulam Mustafa Tarar) ( غلام مصطفیٰ تارڑ

Zafar Iqbal Tarar (Blooch)
Foot Ball (فٹبال )

Muhammad Yousaf Tarar ( محمد یوسف تارڑ )

محمد یوسف تارڑ فٹبال میچ سے قبل گروپ فوٹو میں 8 نمبر قمیض میں
(In Shirt No 8)

گاؤں کی مشہور اور ی تعليم يافتہ شخصيات:

1.Syed Manzoor Shah Sb.(سید منظور احمد شاہ صاھب )

Syed Maqbool shah sb. (سید مقبول احمد شاہ صاھب )
2.Ch. Nazir Ahmad Tarar
3.Ch.Allah Ditta Tarar
4. Gulam Rasool Tarar
5.Ch.Amjad Ibal Tarar N/D
6.Muhammad Yousaf Tarar
7.Kamran Javeid Tarar
8.Akmal Shahzad Tarar
9.Arshad Ahmed Tarar (Member)
10.Zafar Iqbal Tarar
11.Sufyan Mehdi Tarar
12.Ch.Sufyan Tarar
13.Rehman Amjad TArar
14. Gulam Mutafa Tarar (Kalu)
15.Aamir Shahzad Tarar (Toka)
16. Nasir Iqbal Ranjha
17.Hafiz Qamar Tarar
18. Qamar Alyas
19. Refaq Ahmed Tarar
20. Saqib Rasool Tarar

Highly Qualified Persons

Although the literacy rate is good but only few persons
are Master degree holders among them:
• Ch.Imran Akbar tarar (Engr. Tele communication)
• Muhammad Yousaf Tarar (NUST)
• Imran Mehdi Tarar
(GCT.RASUL(D.A.E),PRESTON UNIVERSITY(B.TECH,CIVIL)
• Amjad Iqbal Tarar (Doctor)
• Saqab Rasool Tarar (LLB)
• Master Muhammad Akhter Tarar (M.A English)
• Rahman Amjad Tarar (B. Com)
• Muhammad Naveed Tarar (Racer Driver)
• Safyan Amjad Tarar (Servear)
• Taswer Iqbal Wraich (animal Doctor )
• Kamran Javeed Tarar (Lab. Tech In Tele communication)
• Hafiz Qamar Tarar (GCT.RASUL(D.A.E)

And few females have also done Master degrees in different subjects.
Health Facilities

Dr.Amjad Iqbal Tarar امجد اقبال تارڑ (0322-5940489)

There is a hospital in the village And two clinic is present which is run by a health related servant. Five female of the village is working as a Health Worker. She is creating awareness in females about health related problems. Now after her guidance females are very much aware of pregnancy and birth etc. Generally peoples get medicine of minor diseases Jokalian and of major from,Pahiranwali or M.B.Din.

Transportation

Village is located almost 7 KM towards from Pahiranwali. People of the village travel on Moter Bike (RIKSHA) from ADA Pahirnwali Bus Stop. They also travel on Bus , Van, after Riding from ADA Pahirnwali which is almost 5 KM from the village. Motor Cycles and Cycles are very common in the village which is used to go towards their lands or near by areas.

Transportation

Village is located almost 5 KM towards from Pahirnwali. People of the village travel on Moter Bike (RIKSHA) from ADA Pahirnwali Bus Stop. They also travel on Bus , Van, after riding from ADA Pahirnwali which is almost 5 KM from the village. Motor Cycles and Cycles are very common in the village which are used to go towards their lands or near by areas.

Media Facilities

In the village Television, Radio, Tape Recorder, PTCL Phones and Mobile Phones with services of all the Telecom companies are present in almost every house. Few homes in the village also possess COMPUTERS in them very rare people use internet and talk with relatives by using of SKYPE YAHOO Messenger etc . Many people domain webs …..

Major casts of the village are

1. Tarar ( 96%) تارڑ
2.Other (04% ) دوسرے

گاؤں کے قريبی ديھات:

Neighboring villages of Chak Mittha are Jokalian, Kot Pejoo, Kot Phuly Shah Da, Higarnwala, Pindi Thotharan, Narang, Pahiranwali, Khagkoki, kot Stare and Pindi Kalu etc.

: Problems of the Village’s People

As the Village is small so basic facilities are absent No Big hospital, No Markets, No college for Boys or Girls therefore peoples especially females have to face many difficulties in order to fulfill their daily or occasional necessa cities. Main problems of the village are as under.
Problems of the Poor People
People of the village are not very rich nor very poor. Except few houses all other can earn their livelihood easily those who are poor they are helped by the other village people in the form of Fitrana or other things in the name of God so fortunately every one is able to eat honorably.

Educational Problems Faced by Girls:

This is another main problem faced by students especially by Girls as there is no institute after F.A (Inter) degree so the girls have to face great hurdle in their career so most of them stop their education because villagers does not allow their girls to go away from their homes, so most of the girls are under inter if other want to carry on their education they do so either Privately through Punjab University or through Allama Iqbal Open University Islamabad.
Promises made by the Political Leaders of the area
This is a very interesting topic because when there is period of election especially of National and Provincial Assembly it looks that all the candidates are our own and they are in election only for our village because they solve all the problems of the village with their tongue in few minutes but as soon as they becomes leaders they even refuse to recognize their major supporters until the next election comes.

Jagirdari System

Unlike other nearby villages Jagirdari system is not at its peak but some roots are there in this village.
Problems of the Poor People
People of the village are not very rich nor very poor. Except few houses all other can earn their livelihood easily those who are poor they are helped by the other village people in the form of Fitrana or other things in the name of God so fortunately every one is able to eat honorably.
Educational Problems Faced by Girls

Promises made by the Political Leaders of the area
This is a very interesting topic because when there is period of election especially of National and Provincial Assembly it looks that all the candidates are our own and they are in election only for our village because they solve all the problems of the village with their tongue in few minutes but as soon as they becomes leaders they even refuse to recognize their major supporters until the next election comes