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In this district, there are many treibes and casts. Main casts of District are Gondal, Tarar, Ranjah, Warraich, Gujar, Sahi, Rann, Syed, Bhatti, Mirza, Cheema, Arain, Mahr, Khokhar, Dhotar,Ghogh, Maken, Dhodi, Khan, Rajput, Raja, Malik, Marar, Muslim Sheikh, Qureshi etc. There are also some big Treibes(casts) like Tarar, Gondal, Ranjah, Gujar, Bhatti, and Warraich. Here is list of main villages that belong to these casts.

Gondal:

Kot Balaoch, Mong, Chak Galian, Noth, Nawan Lok, Kalowali, Kewa, Datochur, Pindi-Bahauddin, Khandanwala, Kutiala Saydan, Wasu, Ahdi, Dera Chatta, Bohat, Rakh Bohat, Chrund, Ghulan, Sohawa Bollani, Sohawa Dilluana, Chak Dawarka, Tibi Diryani, Pindi Alyani, Kot Ghurana, Kot Admana, Bagha, Ahla, Kiera, Baga Pind, Chimmun, Hassan, Khanana, Sahna, Aaki, Maji, Wara Chamian, Kakowal, Bhikhi, Dalowal, Mainuwal, Bhachar, Balhar, Phaphra, Katuwal, Muradwal, Haria, Kirtuwal, Chuwind, Koluwal, Shamahri, Ajjuwal, Wasuwal, Wara Alam Shah, Khutial Kurd, Badshahpur, Chak Dadhan, Kothara, Malakwal, Chak Raib, Bahowal, Ghor, Ghori, Mal, Rukan, Khai, Bukan, Gojra, Chot Dheeran, Dafar, Gara, Khizar, Mona Saydan, Pind Mako, Mona Dipu, Head Faqirrian, Miana Gondal, Warriayat, Bar musa, Ghar Qaim, Sanda, Bosal, Chak Alam, Kot Pindiwala, Gajahur, Mehr Kot, Pipli, Alsar, Ghaniya, Pindi Rawan, Mamdana, Hardu Rehrka, Gasuwal.

Tarar:

Chak Basawa, Channi Mast, Kot Satar Garbi, Pindi Lala, Doburgi, Pindi Noora, Mogho Pindi, Chak Meerak, Laider, Kot Rahm Shah, Kot Ghulam Rasul, Mathmal, Ruk, Ragh, Raike, Surley, Chak Dhala, Mano Chak, Lak, Thata Pharey, Dharekan Kurd, Dharekan Kalan, Kirlianwala, Janoke, Pindi Kalu, Kot Sitar Sharqi, Meelu, Thata Aaliya, Thata Neeka, Ranmal, Chak Mittah, Kot Peegu, Bela Mushtarkah, Jokalian, Channi Mehram, Channi Ghenna, Channi Sahnpal, Khotta Dabhola, Bhagat, Dhabula, Burg Ghannian, Ghannian, Ghuujan, Salemaan, Thatti Murid, Chak Kamal, Phalia, Doghul, Bambli, Aghruya, Manga, Bahau, Mureed, Randiyali, Ratu Bahri,Kailu, Dhal, Kakka, Chatke, Daade, Sarle, Takat Mahal, Dandka, Saida, Dhola Kurd, Dhola kalan, Thata Hakam wala, Thata Ghalgoyan, Thata Khan Muhammad, Bhekhu, Gagu Kurd, Gagu Kalan, Kala Shadian, Asad ullah Pur, Chak Abdulla (Tun pur),Channi Mughalan, Rakh Channi Mughalan, Chawk Kalan, Gharre, Chak Shahbaz, Dhala, Bhekewala, Dhunni Kurd, Dhunni Kalan, Bhawa Hassan, Chaittu, Mattoh, Mailu Khena, Mailu no, Dewi Ghar, Burg Bakhat, Burg Marraan

Ranjah:

Madhre, Dhaol, Ratowal, Makkewal, Khamb Kurd, Mianwal,  Anhay, Pandowal, Kotali Mastani, Nain, Ghang, Sajan, Sahbowal, Bhojuwal, Khairewal, Burg Agar, Bhukh, Ghanni Ghanna, Chak Mian,Kot Sher Muhammad, Musa Kalan, Kot Hast Khan, Musa Kurd, Hamber, Walayt wala, Ghut Kurd, Khanb Kalan, Chut Kalan, Noorpur Kehna, Khanb Alam, Ghar Lakhan, Chak chut, Burg Hassan, Burg Ghanian, Raan, Behruwal, Takhar Kalan, Takhar Miana, Fatehwala, Wariyaam,

Warraich:

Chak Fateh shah, Shaeedanwali, Lakanewala, Murrala, Makhanawali, Kotli Qazi, Kotli Kurd, Chak Saida, Chuuranwali, Rajuaya, Lasori Kurd, Aadusardani, Kot Multania, Saintal, Lasori Kalan, Ghaddu Sultan, Shaikh Ali pur, Pharianwali, Chak Gano Kalan, Bassi Kurd, Chak Gano Kurd, Soawa Warraichan, Loha Tibba, Ghaghuke, Raanseke, Haigarwala, Khanian, Dhadra, Rati Pindi, Ghadhu, kamunki, Saaddulahpur

Gujar:

Chillianwala, Mojianwala, Taranianwala, Chak Sher Muhammad, Sandanwala, Ghanda Chuwan, Chak Giwan, Chak Kawaja, Rasulpur, Chacharanwali, Charanwala, Hasalanwala, Chakura, Tara Tibi

Bhatti:

Sivia, Noshehra, Farrukhpur Kahna, Farrukhpur Nu,

Others:

There are 51 Chaks in Mandi-Bahauddin, and there live mixed costs and many migrated costs from India after partition.

Chak-51 (present mandi-bahauddin), Chak No.1

Here are some other villages with costs:

Qadirabad (mixed casts), Mangat (mixed Casts), Rasul (Mirza), Wara Balian (Khokhar), Dhok Daud (Sahi), Dhok Nawan lok(Sahi), Dhok Kasib (Sahi), Dhok Murad (Sahi), Tibi Maluwal (Sahi), Dhok Saharan (Sahi), Gaurri (Raan), Pindi Dhotran (Dhotar), Narang (Dhotar), Khosar (Dhotar), Laauung (Dhotar), Hilan (Aarain), Bhandar Kurd (Mar), Maken (Maken), Thatti Bawa (Meekan), Kadhar (Dhodhi), Bhata Kehna (Marar), Bhata nu (Marar), Thatti Marraan (Marar), Kokara (Ghugh).

There are many villages which belong Syed cost and so on.

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HOSPITALS                                                                     Û?سپتال
Al-Shifa Hospital	0546-50662
Dr. Tariq Chaddar	0300-7755707
Dr. Zafar Mahmood	0300-7741235
Dr.Imtiaz A.Gondal Homeopathic	03338032117
Other Important Telephone Numbers
PTCL Head Office	0546-507800
Telephone Inquiry	0546-500634
Police Station Sadar	0546-501628
Police Station City	0546-572010
Edhi Welfare	0546-507115
Tehsil Nazam	0546-509501
Fire Bergade         Rescue........15	0546-500016               15
Railway Station	0546-500018
D.P.O (SP-Office)	0546-502324
D.S.P	0546-507585
M.P.A
Press Club	0546-521521
Mr.Manzar         Insar Burni Welfare	0546-501123
D.C.O office	0546-504220
Haji Imtiaz Ahmed (Tehsil Nazam)	0300-7749060
Zila Nazam	Office:0546-506900
MNA
Haji Afzal Chann (Pind Makko)	0546-548001-4
Ghulam Nabi Malik	0320-6455056
Ajaz Ahmed Janjua (Nazim UC 2)	0321-7749323
Ghulam Nabi (Scientist)	0300-8504252

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S.No	Name of Union Council	Names of Villages	Muslims	Non-Muslim	Total
1	Pindi Bahauddin	1. Pindi Bahauddin	11425	122	11547
2.	Khandhanwala	1. Khandhanwal	11530	10	11540
		2. Kuthiala Syedan	2774	4	2778
3.	Mong	1. Mong	8297	7	8304
		2. Garhi Lutif	131	x	131
		3. Kot Jalian	299	x	299
		4. Nothey	416	2	418
		5. Nawan Lok	778	x	778
		6. Kaluwali	1947	19	1966
		7. Garhi Gohar Khan	313	x	313
		8. Meer Khani	406	x	406
		9. Gurha Hashim	1319	2	1321
		10. Chak Sardar Dial Singh	Be-Charagh	x	x
		11. Ghari Lacha Singh	=	x	x
		12. Arazi Bi Luddan	=	x	x
4.	Shaheedanwali	1. Shaheedanwali	4369	x	4369
		2. Chak Fateh Shah	2553	2	2555
		3. Lakhnawala	2895	1	2896
		4. Rakh Sardar Gurmukh Singh	856	x	856
5.	Rasul	1. Rasul	3018	14	3032
		2. Wara Balian	1858	18	1876
		3. Dhapai	1311	72	1383
		4. Boora	973	31	1004
		5. Kotli Afghaanan	928	19	947
		6. Kot Balouch	2155	x	2155
		7. Kotehra	1011	7	1018
		8. Lolianwala	382	x	382
		9. Rakh Rasul (chah Nikal)	324	1	325
		10. Samu Pur	823	x	823
		11. Kotli Khurd	22	x	22
		12. Kotli Kalan	765	x	765

6.	Chalianwala	1. Chalianwala	9141	24	9165
		2. Chak No.1	495	4	499
		3. Rakh Minar Garh	2321	1	2322
7.	Mojianwala	1. Mojianwala	5370	8	5378
		2. Taravanianwala	238	13	251
		3. Chak Memoori	389	x	389
		4. Sivia	4961	2	4963
		5. Chak No.36	94	x	94
		6. Kot Islam	758	x	758
		7. Chak Sehr Muhammad	1682	x	1682
8.	Dhok Kasib	1. Dhok Kasib	3186	6	3192
		2. Dhok Murad	1294	2	1296
		3. Tibi Maluwal	518	x	518
		4. Dhok Nawan Lok	3345	x	3345
		5. Dhok Saharan	1687	4	1691
9.	Chak Basawa	1. Chak Basawa	4471	20	4491
		2. Dhok Daud	1255	x	1255
		3. Dhok Jauri	2222	3	2225
		4. Rakh Nihal Singh Kalan	2505	8	2513
10.	Murala	1. Murala	5622	11	5633
		2. Makhnanwali	2441	7	2448
		3. Jaisak	754	x	754
		4. Kair Bawa	260	x	260
		5. Dhok Shahaani	1153	x	1153
		6. Bakh Nihal Singh Khurd	213	1	214
11.	Chorund	1. Chorund	2970	3	2973
		2. Bohat	2929	x	2929
		3. Rakh Bohat	1606	x	1606
		4. Ahdi	1705	7	1712
		5. Chak No.37	425	x	425
12.	Wasu	1. Wasu	8061	40	8101
		2. Chak No.2 (S/N)	3124	211	3335

 

13.	Ahla	1. Ahla	3735	x	3735
		2. Bagga	938	x	939
		3. Kot Jharana	556	x	556
		4. Pindi Alyani	331	x	331
		5. Bir Pindi Jharana	506	x	506
		6. Khewa	2228	1	2229
		7. Kharlanwala	276	x	276
		8. Ditto Chour	1123	x	1123
		9. Chak Dawarka	367	x	367
		10. Mohabat Pur	1551	x	1551
		11. Kotla Piran	37	x	37
		12. Kot Admana	68	x	68
14.	Kuthiala Shiekhan	1. Kuthiala Shiekhan	7665	1	7666
		2. Bhacher	1691	x	1691
		3. Chak No. 41	788	x	788
15.	Chak No. 40	1. Chak No.40	832	x	832
		2. Chak No.39	852	x	852
		3. Chak No.12	897	x	897
		4. Chak No.13	1292	x	1292
		5. Chak No.14	1877	x	1877
		6. Aidal	2126	x	2126
		7. Dallowal	768	x	768
		8. Aaki	2554	2	2556
16.	Bhikhi	1. Bhikhi	10143	13	10156
		2. Ainowal	634	1	635
17.	Sahna	1. Sahna	6865	23	6888
		2. Chak No.4	1050	x	1050
		3. Chak No.5	1087	x	1087
		4. Chak No.15	1137	1	1138
18.	Chhimmon	1. Chhimmon + Bagga Pind	6688	22	6710
		2. Hassan	1862	x	1862
		3. Khanana	2152	14	2166
		4. Jayya	2649	2	2651

19.	Sohawa Bolani	1. Sohawa Bolani	5695	40	5735
		2. Sohawa Jumlani	4885	1	4886
		3. Chak No.3	1524	1	1525
20.	Sohawa Dillowana	1. Sohawa Dillowana	3779	x	3779
		2. Chak No.11	593	x	593
		3. Kakuwal	711	x	711
		4. Tibbi Daryani	845	x	845
		5. Jhulana	4783	10	4793
21.	Chak No. 38	1. Chak No. 38	3353	30	3383
		2. Rattowal	2996	x	2966
		3. Makaywal	4416	1	4417
		4. Chhani Raheem Shah	244	x	244
		5. Kot Jaffar	289	x	289
22.	Kadhar	1. Kadhar	6691	37	6728
		2. Khumb Kurd	3282	x	3282
		3. Kaka	1066	x	1066
23.	Mianwal	1. Mianwal	10700	10	10710
		2. Anhay	603	x	603
24	Mangat	1. Mangat	20000		20,000
25	Pandowal	Pandowal Bala	4858	9	4867
		Pandowal Pain	2934	x	2934

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S.No	Name of Union Council	Names of Villages	Muslims	Non-Muslim	Total
47.	Badshahpur	1. Badshahpur	3605	8	3613
		2. Khaira	204	x	204
		3. Chak Daddan	777	x	777
		Kirtowal	825	x	825
		5. Chhawind	747	x	747
		8. Muradwal	765	9	774
		Chhawind	747	x	747
		10.Balhar	731	x	731
48.	Haria	1.Haria	3737	17	3754
		2. Majhi	4257	23	4280
		3. Kapoor	270	x	270
		5. Bhagowal	851	1	851
		6. Haria Railway Station
		7. Kattowal	658	x	658
		8. Muradwal	765	9	774
		9. Wara Chammian	932	5	937
		10. Phaphra	571		571
		11. Noor pur Piran	596	x	596
49.	Chak Raib	1. Chak Raib	2030	x	2030
		2. Chot Deehran	5508	4	5512
		3. Chak No. 10	396	x	396
		4. Chak No. 9	3674	137	3811
50.	Wara alam Shah	1. Wara alam Shah	1522	1	1523
		2. Kuthiala Khurd	1972	1	1973
		3. Chak No. 7	1352	2	1354
		4. Shumhari	2321	x	2321
		5. Chak No. 19	862	5	867
		6. Bahowal	2467	9	2476
		7. Chak No. 22	520	1	521
		8. Chak No. 6	505	x	505
		9. Chak No. 8	643	x	643
		10.Kalowal Kotehra	1959	2	1961
51.	Rukkan	1. Rukkan	12129	38	12167
		2. Jarra	732	6	738
		3. Chak No. 34	1144	1	1145

S.No	Name of Union Council	Names of Villages	Muslims	Non-Muslim	Total
52	Daffar	1. Daffar	3115	5	3120
		2. Chak No. 20	2104	7	2111
		3. Chak No. 21	1083	82	1165
		4. chak No. 25	893	x	893
		5. Bhallowal	2246	1	2247
		6. Chak No. 23	1705	59	1764
53.	Gohr	1. Gohr	2656	5	2661
		2. Gohri	1397	x	1397
		3. Mahl	1158	2	1160
		4. Ajjowal	2014	x	2014
		5. Chak No. 32	711	x	711
		6. Chak No. 33	1536	x	1536
		7. Chak No. 16	1937	x	1937
		8. Chak No. 17	655	10	665
		9. Chak No. 18	800	x	800
		10. Chak No. 42	926	x	926
54.	Pind Makko	1. Pind Makko	3219	x	3219
		2. Khizar	1742	x	1742
		3. Mona Syedan	2877	x	2877
		4. Chak No. 52	378	x	378
		5. Chak No. 24	1055	80	1135
		6. Chak No. 29	1263	x	1263
55.	Gojra	1. Gojra	6683	19	6702
		2. Bukkan	3383	x	3383
		3. Khai	3439	2	3441
56.	Nain	1. Nain	4495	1	4496
		2. Pandowal Bala	4858	9	4867
		3. Pandowal Pain	2934	x	2934
		4. Kotli Masnani	838	x	838
		5. Jhang	651	x	651
		6. Sajjan	382	x	382

S.No	Name of Union Council	Names of Villages	Muslims	Non-Muslim	Total
57.	Busal Masoor	1. Busal Masoor	6210	4	6214
		2. Bhojowal	1586	x	1586
		3. Sahibwal	2341	9	2350
58.	Busal	1. Busal	15526	75	15601
59.	Barmusa	1. Barmusa	6910	23	6933
		2. Chak No. 31	1889	1	1890
		3. Chak No. 45	1563	52	1615
		4. Chak No. 46	1890	2	1892
60.	Warryait	1. Warryait	2820	x	2820
		2. Chak No. 30	1546	1	1547
		3. Chak No. 26	2960	63	3023
		4. Chak No. 27	799	1	800
		5. Chak No. 28	2157	17	2174
61.	Pindi Rawan	1. Pindi Rawan	6283	8	6291
		2. Chak No. 47	1082	1	1083
		3. Chak No. 48	951	x	951
		4. Gunian	3304	3	3307
		5. Easer	795	x	795
62.	Miana Gondal	1. Miana Gondal	13231	54	13285
63.	Garh Qaim	1. Garh Qiam	4750	15	4765
		2. Sanda	3864	x	3864
		3. Chak No. 49	586	29	615
		4. Chak No. 50	850	1	851
64.	Mona Depot	1. Mona Depot	6642	230	6872
		2. Faqairan	3561	5	3566
		12. Kotli Kalan	765	x	765

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S.No	Name of Union Council	Names of Villages	Muslims	Non-Muslim	Total
24.	Dhoul	1. Dhoul	4877	7	4884
		2. Maken	2518	9	2527
		3. Ladher	1999	1	2000
		4. Madhary	2431	1	2432
		5. Thathi Bawa	557	1	558
		6. Pir Bollah	250	2	252
		7. Chani Jawai Shah	267	x	267
		8. Chak Meerak	450	x	450
		9. Mughal Pura Dakhli Phalia	203	x	203
25.	Raikey	1. Raikey	1588	1	1589
		2. Ragh	2075	x	2075
		3. Ruk	184	x	184
		4. Matmal	499	1	500
		5. Sarlay	1583	x	1583
		6. Chak Dala	517	x	517
		7. Pindi Mugho	1265	5	1270
		8. Pindi Lala	2387	x	2387
		9. Pindi Noora	650	x	650
		10.Haideri Mohalla Dakhli Phalia	418	x	418
		11.Qila Sardar Attar Singh	418	x	418
26.	Doughal	1. Doughal	1502	5	1507
		2. Bumbli	1280	x	1280
		3. Dhal	1253	5	1258
		4. Kelu	2648	x	2648
		5. Daday	696	1	697
		6. Chatkay	630	x	630
		7. Phalia Boota	453	x	453
		8. Collage Mohallah Dakhli Phalia	725	x	725
		9. Kot Hamad Shah	446	x	446
		10.Malo Mahi Giran	256	2	258
27.	Ghanian	1. Ghanian	2277	x	2277
		2. Murid	633	1	634
		3. Saliman	1203	x	1203

 

S.No	Name of Union Council	Names of Villages	Muslims	Non-Muslim	Total
		4. Thathi Murid	471	x	471
		5. Burj Ghanian	440	x	440
		6. Dhaboola	821	x	821
		7. Manga	654	x	654
		8. Bahoo	805	x	805
		9. Kot Nabi Shah	473	x	473
		10. Gajjan	862	x	862
		11. Chhani Syedan	427	x	427
		12. Chak Lakhia	359	x	359
		13. Bahri	1811	1	1812
		14. Ratoo	475	x	475
		15. Chak Kamal	623	2	625
		16. Randali	1153	1	1154
28.	Dherekan Kalan	1. Dherekan Kalan	1895	x	1895
		2. Dherekan Khured	1205	x	1205
		3. Bhagat	665	x	665
		4. Sarang	1164	x	1164
		5. Agroia	1519	38	1557
		6. Kotha Bhola	58	x	58
		7. Marewala	79	x	79
		8. Kotla shah Hussain	329	1	330
		9. Kotla Munawar Shah	424	x	424
		10. Pheray	2394	1	2395
		11. Luk	1536	x	1536
29.	Helan	1. Helan	5244	20	5266
		2. Kot Sattar Gharbi	747	1	748
		3. Do-Burji	661	1	662
		4. Kot Rehm Shah	1843	x	1843
		5. Kotli Khurd	680	1	681
		6. Haiger Kurd	799	2	801
		7. Bhinder Klan	855	1	856
		8. Rajoa	1301	119	1420
30.	Pharianwali	1. Pharianwali	3717	17	3734

 

S.No	Name of Union Council	Names of Villages	Muslims	Non-Muslim	Total
		2. Loha Tiba	460	x	460
		3. Chakora	330	x	330
		4. Khaian	1255	x	1255
		5. Ghagoki	815	x	815
		6. Sohawa Warrichan	1359	1	1360
		7. Ran Sekey	1313	x	1313
		8. Bhinder Khurd	757	2	759
31.	Haigarwala	1. Haigarwala	3164	x	3164
		2. Chak Zahar	2356	15	2371
		3. Kot Phuley Shah	1187	x	1187
		4. Chak Mitha	2114	8	2122
		5. Pindi Dhothran	1382	4	1386
32.	Pindi Kaloo	1. Pindi Kaloo	3947	1	3948
		2. Janokey	598	x	598
		3. Kirlianwala	868	x	868
		4. Melu	535	x	535
		5. Arzani	643	x	643
		6. Kot Sattar Sharki	995	1	996
		7. Ranmal	1884	3	1887
		8. Kot Pejo	684	x	684
33.	Chak Jano Kalan	1. Chak Jano Kalan	2547	34	2581
		2. Chak Jano Khurd	1213	x	1213
		3. Chak Mano	3213	x	3213
		4. Basi Khurd	124	x	124
		5. Basi Kalan	465	x	465
		6. Kot Ghulam Rasul	564	x	564
		7. Chhani Mast	661	x	661
		8. Santhal	965	x	965
		9. Shakh Ali Pur	773	x	773
		10. Kot Multanianwala	531	x	531
		11. Ado Sarwani	488	x	488
34.	Charanwala	1. Charanwala	1626	1	1627

S.No	Name of Union Council	Names of Villages	Muslims	Non-Muslim	Total
		2. Jhanda Chohan	617	x	617
		3. Checheranwali	1158	x	1158
		4. Chak Jewean	1252	1	1253
		5. Sanhanwala	2702	x	2702
		6. Rasulpur	321	1	322
		7. Chak Saida	1043	1	1044
		8. Kotli Qazi	1562	x	1562
		9. Rakh Kotli Qazi	Be-chargh	x	x
35.	Haslanwala	1. Haslanwala	2997	x	2997
		2. Lasoori Kalan	2655	2	2657
		3. Lasoori Khurd	623	2	625
		4. Noor Jamal	813	1	814
		5. Chohranwala	1906	1	1907
		6. Chak Khawaja	1365	23	1388
		7. Thatha Ameer	639	x	639
		8. Thatha Hast	551	x	551
		9. Noor Pur	327	x	327
		10. Gadhu Sultan	262	x	262
36.	Jokalian	1. Jokalian	4980	19	4999
		2. Thatha Alia	1664	2	1666
		3. Chani Mahram	417	1	418
		4. Chani Ghania	Be-Chariagh	x	x
		5. Kot Kakay Shah	264	18	282
		6. Thatha Naik	257	x	257
		7. Chani Sahanpal	368	x	368
		8. Kotla Mehmood Shah	363	x	363
		9. Sahnpal	813	x	813
		10. Sahanianwala	162	x	162
37.	Narang	1. Narang	1838	1	1839
		2. Asad Ullah Pur	1496	403	1899
		3. Long	1090	1	1091
		4. Charkay	908	2	910
		5. Kamonkey	775	x	775

S.No	Name of Union Council	Names of Villages	Muslims	Non-Muslim	Total
		6. Bella Mushtarka	Be-Charagh	x	x
		7. Malhian	338	x	338
		8. Ritti Pindi	725	1	726
		9. Khooser	1563	1	1564
		10. Dadhu Kalan	1245	7	1252
		11. Dudhrey	704	61	765
38.	Thathi Shah Mohd.	1. Thathi Shah Muhammad	1184	x	1184
		2. Alhan	714	x	714
		3. Channi Mughlan	170	x	170
		4. Rakh Chhani Mughlan	Be-Charagh	x	x
		5. Dharm Kot	227	x	227
		6. Korey Karm Shah	1391	x	1391
		7. Gudgore	141	x	141
		8. Jago Kalan	1152	1	1153
		9. Jago Kurd	270	x	270
		10. Thatha Khan Muhammad	159	x	159
		11. Thatha Gul Goian	434	x	434
		12. Chak Abdullah (Tunpur)	596	x	596
		13. Ckook Kalan	440	x	440
		14. Kapoor Kot	226	x	226
		15. Melu Kohna	1458	8	1466
		16. Rural Area Qadirabad	1610	x	1610
39.	Bhekho	1. Bhekho	2705	13	2718
		2. Burj Agra	1285	x	1285
		3. Khairawal	1323	x	1323
		4. Takhat Mal	1257	x	1257
		5. Chak Shahbaz	1283	x	1283
		6. Gahrey	465	x	465
		7. Bhuk	519	x	519
		8. Seerey	3261	x	3261
40.	Saida	1. Saida	3778	7	3785
		2. Dandka	1224	4	1228
		3. Dhola Kalan	1264	x	1264

S.No	Name of Union Council	Names of Villages	Muslims	Non-Muslim	Total
		4. Dhola Khurd	837	1	838
		5. Kala Shadian	3453	15	3468
		6. Thatha Hakamwala	65	1	66
41.	Bhoa Hassan	1. Bhoa Hassan	1336	1	1337
		2. Bhekeywala	925	1	926
		3. Davi Garh	742	1	743
		4. Mutto	766	x	766
		5. Melu Nou	769	x	769
		6. Ghughanwali	1481	x	1481
		7. Chak Mian	484	x	484
		8. Chhani Gehna	1010	x	1010
		9. Burj Gehna	79	x	79
		10. Bhutta Kohna	204	x	204
		11. Bhutta Nau	674	x	674
		12. Burj Murraran	3	x	3
		13. Burj Rathoran	Be-Gharagh	x	x
		14. Chhani Murraran	Be-Gharagh	x	x
		15. FurkhPur Kohna	714	x	714
		16. Thathi Murraran	893	x	893
		17. Noor Pur Ketvi	412	x	412
		18. Furkh Pur Naau	400	x	400
		19. Chakori	215	x	215
		20. Burj Hassan	22	x	22
		21. Khamb Alam	296	x	296
		22. Kokaray	322	1	323
		23. Nosehra Bhattian	584	x	584
		24. Akal Garh	Be-Charagh	x	x
42.	Dhunni Kalan	1. Dhunni Kalan	2316	5	2321
		2. Dhunni Khurd	1948	x	1948
		3. Mehr Kot	96	x	96
		4. Dhala	711	x	711
		5. Chayto	1401	1	1402
		6. Walayatwala	326	x	326
		7. Burj Bakhat	662	x	662

S.No	Name of Union Council	Names of Villages	Muslims	Non-Muslim	Total
		8. Khamb Kalan	1020	x	1020
		9. Kot Pindiwala	1500	12	1512
		10. Jajaur	1428	1	1429
		11. Kot Sehr Muhammad	1637	8	1645
		12. Garh Lakan	171	x	171
43.	Bherowal	1. Bherowal	3876	1	3877
		2. Thakar Kalan	2126	6	2132
		3. Thakar Miana	288	x	288
		4. Basti Mukhdoom	717	x	717
		5. Chak Chot	95	x	95
		6. Chot Kalan	928	x	928
		7. Chot Khurd	344	x	344
		8. Humber	931	x	931
		9. Musa Khurd	1175	1	1176
		10. Qila Sirdar Jawaher	205	x	205
		11. Burj Umer	Be-Gharagh	x	x
		12. Kanianwala	Be-Gharagh	x	x
		13. Tilianwala	=	x	x
		14. Chhajanwala	=	x	x
44.	Kot Hast Khan	1. Kot Hast Khan	938	x	938
		2. Orey	273	x	273
		3. Kadhar Gharbi	1874	1	1875
		4. Lakha	1564	x	1564
		5. Syed	1037	2	1039
		6. Raan	1451	17	1468
		7. Waryam	2149	2	2141
		8. Fattuwala	1633	3	1636
45.	Her Do Rerka	1. Her Do Rerka	9666	54	9720
		2. Jassowal	2252	11	2263
46.	Mamdana	1. Mamdana	2921	52	2973
		2. Chak Alam	867	2	869
		3. Baryar	329	x	329
		4. Chak No. 43	1427	6	1433
		5. Chak No. 44	2362	182	2544
		6. Pipli	1090	8	1098
		7. Musa Kalan	1721	9	1730

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District Mandi Bahauddin : History and Present 

Writen by Nazar Muhammad Cheema

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Addition and Revision by S.T. Shah

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Historical, Cultural, Agricultural and Education Background

Early history

District Mandi Bahauddin takes its name from the town headquarters. In 1506 A. D. a Gondal Jat Chief Bahauddin established a settlement namely Pindi Bahauddin, after his migration from Pindi Shah Jahanian to this area.

During British era in Sub-Continent

In the British rule in 1916 Pindi bahauddin Railway station was setup. It was a time when the British were Establishing and introducing modern and essential public use Equipments in their best Interest. Above mentioned Railway System was introduced and laid down to defend their Empire from the North. So it was called North Western Railway (NWR). After the first world war the British gave and introduced new settlements in Sub-continent. This Region called "Gondal Bar" some of its land lying Barren was reconstructed and a great Irrigation plan was surveyed and dug out by manual work. Main route of the canal Lower Jhelum was dug. Water was released in 1902 in its main route.
Chak Bandi was made by Sir Malcum Heley and approximately 51 Chaks were settled and notified. In these 51 Chaks , the land was awarded to the people who worked for British Empire. The town grew up in early 20th century near the ancient village [Chak No. 51], where Sikh, Hindu and Muslim businessmen and land owners came to settle. The twon was named Mandi Bahauddin after establishment of grain market in the area. Chak 51 became the center of this newly established town. The map of this Chak was made by John Alam. A famous grain market was setup in this Chak. After this the Chak No. 51 was called Mandi-Bahauddin. In 1920 this name was notified. In 1924 Pindi-Bahauddin Railway station was notified the above mentioned name. In 1937 when Mandi-Bahauddin was town, it was given the status of a town committee. In 1941 it was given the status of a Muncipal Committee. In the Master plan of reconstructing this town, in 1923 all the streets and roads were laid straight and wide.  In 1946 nine gates and the wall surrounding this town was completed due to reites.

After independence

After the partition when the Sikhs and the Hindus have migrated to India, bulk of muslim population migrated and settled here. In 1960 this city was given the status of Sub-Division. In 1963, the Rasul Barrage and Rasul-Qadirabad link canal project under Indus Basin irrigation project started. The Project was managed by WAPDA, and a large colony for government employees and foreign contractors was constructed a few kilometers from Mandi Bahauddin. This projected was completed in 1968 by Engineer Riazur Rahman Shariff as the Project Director. This project brought lime light to Mandi Bahauddin and helped the city grow commercially. In 1993 by its own name Mian Manzoor Ahmed Vato Chief minister Punjab announced and notified this city as a District. H.Q.

The district forms central portion of the Chaj Doab lying between Jhelum and Chenab rivers.
Jatts consisting of sub-castes Gondal, Warraich, Tarar, Ranjha and Sahi dominate Mandi Bahauddin, consisting of three tehsils Mandi Bahauddin, Phalia and Malikwal.
However, Gujjars and Mohajirs are also prominent in local politics. Agriculture is the major profession in the district. Formerly a tehsil of Gujrat district, Mandi Bahauddin district consists of two national and five provincial assembly seats
The total area of Mandi Bahauddin is 2,673 sq kilometres. The total number of male voters in Mandi Bahauddin is 370,528 and female voters 278,521. The annual population growth rate of the district is 1.87 per cent and the urban ratio is 15.2 per cent. Around 99.1 per cent of the total population of Mandi Bahauddin are Muslims, 0.6 per cent Christians and 0.2 per cent Ahmadis.
The main languages of the district are: Punjabi 97 per cent; Urdu 2.5 per cent; Pushto 0.5 per cent; Seraiki 0.5 per cen. Main occupations of the district include agriculture workers 40.7 per cent; elementary occupations 40 per cent; service workers 6.5 per cent, crafts and related trade 4.2 per cent; professionals 3.1 per cent and machine operators 2.4 per cent.

Historical Importance

More than 150 lakh populated city has its own great importance. In the Western side of Mandi-Bahauddin at the place of Khiwa , the famous and historical war  "Battle of the Hydaspes River"  between Raja Porus and Alexander The great , a Greece Invader have been fought.

A painting by Charles Le Brun depicting Alexander and Porus during the Battle of the Hydaspes

 

 Alexander's crossing of the Hydaspes river, courtesy of The Department of History, United States Military Academy

 

The  Battle of Hydaspes River was a battle fought by Alexander the Great in 326 BC against the Indian king Porus on the Hydaspes River (now the Jhelum) in Punjab. The kingdom of king Porus was situated in that part of ancient India which has become modern day Pakistan. The battle was the last major war fought by Alexander.

At the first day of this war, Harry Roy the son of Raja Porus was killed at 11 o-clock. At the same day, the horse (Bucephalus) of Alexander, The great, was dead. After the death of his son, Raja Porus (initially stationed at Nazampur) came with Elephants and fought against Alexander the great. This war was on the Southern Bank of the River Jhelum. As a result of this battle, Alexander founded two cities, Nicaea (Victory) at the site of modern day Jalapur and Bucephala at the site (possibly) of Bhera in Pakistan.Bucephalus was the name of the horse that Alexander rode on, having died either during battle or right afterwards of weariness and old age.Wazir Abad Cuttlery industry has its own pride to sharpen and prepare the swords of this great Invader.

At a few distance from here, second Sikh war in 1849 in the reigeon of Lord Guff, the British and the Khalsa Sikh Army fought at the place of Chillianwala.

 

A grave yard at Rakh Minar near Chillianwala has its own Ancient Mamorandom where many British Army soldiers and officers have been buried and lie there.

 

 

Tehsil headquarters towns of Phalia and Malikwal are at the distance of 22.5 and 28.5 kilometers from Mandi Bahauddin, respectively. The shape of the district is like a parallelogram. It is bounded on the north by river Jhelum (which separates it from Jehlam district); on the west by Sargodha district; on the south by river Chenab (which separates it from the Gujranwala and Hafizabad districts); and on the east by Gujrat district. Total area of the district is 2,673 square kilometers. The district comprises of three tehsils, namely, Mandi Bahauddin, Phalia and Malikwal.

Present situation

Mandi Bahaud Din: Out of the way city by shirazi

Originally Mandi Bahauddin was a village called as Chak number 51. It started expanding after the completion of Rasul Hydroelectric Power Station on Upper Jhelum Canal in 1901. Today, Mandi Bahauddin is an over crowded market town famous for its agricultural markets (Grain Market, Vegetable Market and Livestock Market) and local industry of making colourful bed legs.
The name Mandi Bahauddin originates from two sources: Mandi (market) was prefixed because it was a flourishing grain market and Bahauddin was borrowed from nearby old village Pindi Bahauddin, which has now become part of the town. After the partition, thousands of refugees from India rehabilitated on the evacuee property of Sikh and Hindu landlords. Lately, after the construction of Rasul Barrage, people from the belt along southern edge of Salt Range up to Pind Dadan Khan and other areas across the River Jhelum came settling in the town. Due to migrations and increase in business activities, the town has expanded in all directions. The result is that more than half of the population is living outside municipal limits without any civic amenities. More unplanned localities and kachi abadies are coming up everyday. The tendency to move from rural areas to urban centres is on the increase.
People from adjoining villages come to exchange their agricultural products like grain, chickens and Ghee with matchboxes and other commodity items and see the ‘bright lights’ in this dusty town. Donkey carts to heavy vehicles are plying indiscriminately on any road they feel like. The town roads have bumps, wobbles and unauthorized speed breakers (sleeping policemen). The right of way has been shrunk due to encroachments and fast growing traffic. Most cross-junctions like Hospital Chowk, Gurha Chowk, Sut Sire Chowk, College Chowk and two railway crossings are always busy and there are no traffic signals.
The sugar mills constructed ‘farm to mill’ road that can be used as a bypass for the traffic not concerned with the city. But it is not being utilized because there are no arrangements to divert the heavy traffic on to the 20 feet wide metallic road. Mixture of slow and fast moving traffic, lack of footpaths, parking facilities, presence of bus and wagon terminals and many tonga stands has aggravated the situation in this agricultural market town. It is located away from Grand Trunk road but well linked with Pind Dadan Khan, Jhelum, Kharian, Lalamusa, Gujrat, Gujranwala and Sargodha with railways and good road network.
The small town having gridiron pattern (all roads and streets meeting at right angle) has developed haphazardly into an overcrowded city. Rehries and temporary shops have intruded all the main bazaars. The rehriwallas have a strong union. They thwart any effort by municipal authorities or district administration to remove the encroachments. The result is that what to talk of vehicles even the pedestrians cannot pass through the bazaars. Dual carriage way was introduced from Sadar Darwaza - gateway built in 1930 - to municipal committee office but the encroachers have also occupied this bifurcation.
The right of way on roads going out of the town has also been reduced due to unchecked encroachments and linear development along the roads. Number of shopping centres has come up in the residential areas. Beside sugar mills, local shaped industrial concerns are spread in and brick kilns around the town. Bed legs and colourful furniture are famous products of the town. Commercial and industrial activities in the residential areas have put a great pressure on the demand of already deficient houses.
Grain Market is located in the centre of the town. Goods’ Forwarding Agencies and lack of amenities have made miserable the lives of merchants and customers of the Market. Large number of goods’ trucks is always standing in the 4.3 acres of market area, which adversely affect the business. The surrounding area of town’s landmark and highest building, majestic Jamia Mosque built by the corner of Grain Market is also noisy and bustling with commercial activities of ‘Lohar’ bazaar.
Even worst is the condition of Vegetable Market. There was time when much of what is today Sabzi Mandi was tranquil and pollution free market consisting of few shops. People could go to the market and buy some of the freshest fruit, vegetables and some of the choicest of spices, nuts, meat and chicken. But now it is very difficult to move in and out of this largest perishable’s market in the area because there is no regular sweeping or lifting of garbage and all the free space has been occupied by vendors who buy any one item in the morning and sit on ground to sell inside and around Sabzi Mandi.
Well chalking is another problem of the town. Political, religious, commercial slogans and different advertisements can be seen all over the town. Political slogans respecting one candidate who contested last elections, every time from a different platform can still be found written on the walls of the town.
Besides going to nearby Rasul Barrage for eating fish Kabab, there are no recreational or cultural facilities and no healthy activities Mandi Bahauddin that was made district headquarters in 1993. This has far eaching effects on the youth of the town. They are seen playing cards on roadsides or snooker in corners of every street. Large numbers of video shops have come up and are doing good business. Video shops rent TV, VCR and as much as five films at a time even in the period when multi channel satellite has become a household item. There are two old cinema houses with 803 seating capacity. Degree colleges (one for boys and one for girls) are doing good jobs but given the resources of the municipal educational institutions, they are not enough for the youth of the area.
A Lalamusa-Sargodha-Khanewal railway is a profitable rout. At present only one Peshawar-Karachi train - Chenab Express - runs on this route. It could be useful to introduce at least one more Peshawar-Karachi express train for passengers, agricultural products produced in the area and a few of the minerals from Salt Range. This track is linked with Khewara Salt mines as well. Moreover, this track is strategically important in case of any threat to Peshawar-Lahore-Karachi main railway track. In that case, Lalamusa-Sargodha-Khanewal rail route could take all the rail traffic.
The “Mandi Bahauddin Development Plan 1986-2012″ has not even come on the tables of people responsible for is execution. But a possible nice start for the town may be to declare at least two bazaars (Sadar Bazaar and Committee Bazaar) totally pedestrian, vehicular traffic and animal transport contained out. Any body listening please!

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Tehsil Unions Total Unions Malikwal UC. 49 MALAKWAL-1, UC. 50 MALAKWAL-2, UC. 51 HARIA, UC. 52 BADSHAHPUR, UC. 53 CHAK RAIB, UC. 54 WARA ALAM SHAH, UC. 55 GOHAR, UC. 56 GOJRA, UC. 57 RUKKAN, UC. 58 DAFFAR, UC. 59 PINDI MACCO, UC. 60 BOSAL, UC. 61 BAR MUSA, UC. 62 WARAYAT, UC. 63 MIANA GONDAL, UC. 64 GARH QAIM, UC. 65 PINDI RAWAN 17 Mandi Bahauddin U.C. 10 MOJIANWALA, U.C. 11 DHOK KASIB, U.C. 12 MURALA, U.C. 13 CHAKBASAWA, U.C. 14 WASU, U.C. 15 SHAHEEDANWALI, U.C. 16 PINDI BAHAUDDIN, U.C. 17 SAHNA, U.C. NO.3 M.B.DIN, U.C. NO.4 M.B.DIN, U.C. NO.6 AHLA, U.C. NO.7 MONG, U.C. NO.8 RASUL, U.C. NO.9 CHILLIANWALA, UC. N0.2 M.B.DIN, UC. 18 CHHIMMON, UC. 19 SOHAWA BULANI, UC. 21 MANGAT, UC. 27 BHIKHI, UC. N0.5.M.B.DIN, UC.20SOHAWA DILLOWANA, UC.22 KADHAR, UC.23 MIANWAL, UC.24 NAIN, UC.26 CHAK NO 40, UC.NO.1 M.B.DIN, UC25KUTHIALA SHEIKHAN 27 Phalia UC. 28 PHALIA, UC. 29 DHAUL, UC. 30 RALKE, UC. 31 HELAN, UC. 32 DHAREKHAN KALAN, UC. 33 GHANIAN, UC. 34 DUGGAL, UC. 35 PHARIANWALI, UC. 36 NARANG ., UC. 37 HASLANWAL, UC. 38 CHAK JANO KALAN, UC. 39 JOKALIAN, UC. 40 PINDI KALU, UC. 41 QADIR ABAD, UC. 42 SAIDA, UC. 43 BHEKHO, UC. 44 BHOA HASSAN, UC. 45 DHUNNI KALAN, UC. 46 BHEROWAL, UC. 47 KOT HAST KHAN, UC. 48 RERKA BALA 21 Total Number of Tehsils = 3 and Total Unions = 65

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Sadar Circle
Malikwal Circle
Phalia Circle

 

 

Sr. No.	Police Station	Phone No.
	SDPO Sadar (Circle)	0546-507585
1.	City	0546-507715
2.	Sadar	0546-501628
3.	Civil Lines	0546-572010
4.	Kuthiala Sheikhan	0546-570010

 

Sr. No.	Police Station	Phone No.
	SDPO Malikwal (Circle)	0546-591380
1.	Malikwal	0546-591013
2.	Gojra	0546-599335
3.	Miana Gondal	0546-550026

 

 

Sr. No.	Police Station	Phone No.
	SDPO Phalia (Circle)	0546-596126
1.	Phalia	0546-596007
2.	Qadirabad	0546-544028
3.	Pahrianwali	0546-592032
4.	Bhagat	0546-531480

Source: DPO Mandi Bahauddin

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Name of Officers / Hospitals	Telephone #	Fax #
EDO(H)	0546-508450/0546-504350	0546-508550
DOH	0546-509250
MS DHQ	0546-508820
THQ Malkwal	0546-596010
THQ Phalia	0546-591422
RHC Chalianwala	0546-590588
RHC Kuthialan Sheikhan	0546-570796
RHC Mong	0546-626273
RHC Bheko Morr	N.A.
RHC Jokalian	0546-593212
RHC Paharia Wali	0546-592318
RHC Malawal	0546-591422
RHC Miana Gondal	0546-550039

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LIST OF VEGETABLES OF M.B.Din

Sr. No.	Name of vegetable	Varieties (2000)
	Chilli (Mirch)	Punjab Lal, CH-I, Surkh, Punjab Gachhedar CH3, Sirhind, Sanauri, Jalandhari, Sathi, Loungi, Shahkoti
	Capsicum (Simla Mirch)	Punjab 27
	Okra (Bindi)	Pusa, Sawani, Punjab Padmani, Punjab-7, Punjab-8, Pb. Kranti, Pb. Varsha, Uphan A-11
	Bottle gourd (Ghia Kaddu)	Punjab Round, Punjab Komal Early long, Pspl, Pusa Nailin, America Pb.Hyprid No 13,Pb14
	Summer squash (Chappan Kaddu)	Punjab chappan kaddu-1
	Squash melon (Tinda)	S-48 (Punjab tinda), /light green, Dark green.
	Bittergoud (Karela)	C-96, Pb.14, small proited, --karela, Meetha Karela, Roundish karela
	Pumpkin (Halwa Kaddu)	Large red, large round, yellow flesh and red flesh
	Sponge gourd and ridge gourd (Ghia and Kalitori)	Pusa Chikni, Punjab Sadabahar (5-10)
	Ash-gourd (Petha)	Local variety
	Musk melon (Kharbuza)	Punjab Hybrid, Punjab sunehri, Punjab Rasila, Hara Madhu, PR.M.M28, Hari dhari, Kajri, Sarda, Musa, Phut, Wa---
	Water melon (Tarbuz)	Sugar baby shipper
	Long melon(Tur)	Punjab long melon-I, L.Early  Pb. Selecton
	Cucumber (Khira)	Balam khira and Punjab No.1 poinsetic, Hybrid, Jalandhari, hoshiarpuri, dark of light coloured gurdaspur type
	Wanga	Punjab Wanga No.1
	Arum (Arbi)	S11, S8
	Sweet Potato	V2, V6 and V8
	Brinjal	a) Long fruited: Pusa purple long, pb.barsati, Pb. sada bahar Baingan. b) Round fruited: Pb. No.8, Punjab Bahar, Jamuni Gola, Pb. Neelam, Punjab chamkila c)  Small fruited: Punjab Moti d)  Oblong fruited: BH1 and BH2
	Cowpea	Cowpea-263 Pusa Komal, Pusa –152, cowpea-74
	Kharif onion	N-53, ADR, S-48, Punjab selection no.1
	Tomato (Tamatar)	S12,Pb.Tropic, Pb. Chhuahara, Pb.Kesri, Pb. N.R.7, TH 2312, Punjab selection no. 1
	Radish (Muli)	Desi: Pb Safeda, Pusa chetki, Pb. Ageti, Pb. Pasand Eng:Japanese White Pusa Himani, Egg white, Pusa reshmi Icicle
	Turnip (Shalgam)	Desi: 4-White, 4 Red L1 Eng: Golden Ball, Snow Ball, Purple Top white globe
	Carrot (Gajar)	No.29 ,Selection 21, Selecton 233, Pusa kesser, yelloe, light orange, black orange, Patiali
	Spinach (Palak)	Pb.selection Pb.Green
	Fenugreek (Methi) Foenicum	Kasuri Methi Marwari
	Onion (Rabi Piaz)	Pb. Red round,Punjab Selection Punjab-48 and Pb.Naroya N.53, ADR, Pro-6
	Potato (Alu)	Kufri chanramukhi, kufri ashoka, kufri lalima, kufri jawahar, kufri bahar, kufri joyti, kufri sutlej,kufri sandhuri,kufri badshah Kufri Shakti k.alankar, K. Sheetam
	Cauliflower (Phul Gobhi)	Gaint snow ball, Pb.Gaint-26,Snow ball 16, Pusa snow ball-1 and pusa snow ball K1, Early Kumari
	Cabbage (Bandh Gobhi)	Drum Head Early, Pride of India. Golden-Acre
	Knol-Knol (Gandh gobhi)	Earliest white, white Vienna
	Chinese cabbage (Chini sarson)	Chinese sarson
	Pea (matar)	Arkel, mattar, Ageta 6, Bonneville, Pb.87, Pb.88, Mithi Phali. P.35, T. 163, PG.3 Harabone, P-8, P-23, Kardiarea hara --type
	Garlic (Lasan)	56-4, Pb. Garlic 1 G-282
	Lettuce (Salad)	Punjab Lettuce No.1
	Sponge gourd	Light coloured, dark coloured, white seeded, ageli round
	Dolichors or sem	Fruit type

 

 

 

 

 

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LIST OF ROADS Mandi Bahauddin:

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Sr. No.	Name of Roads	Starting Point	Ending Point	Total Width (ft)	Total Plots
					Legally Converted	Illegally Converted	Not Converted
1	SADAR BAZAR ROAD	THANA ROAD	SADAR GATE	60/1500	31	143	Nil
	(DECLARED)
2	KATACHARI ROAD	GURRAH CHOWK	BOTTAY SHAH CHOWK	60/1980	48	90	Nil
	(DECLARED)
3	-DO-	BOTTAY SHAH CHOWK	MUNIR KHAD DEALER	40/200	1	21	Nil
4	-DO-	MUNIR KHAD DEALER	COLLEGE CHOWK	60/1400	10	79	Nil
5	COMMITTEE BAZAR ROAD	MUNSHI MOHALLAH CHOWK	COMMITTEE CHOWK	30/450	Nil	70	Nil
	(DECLARED)
6	-DO-	COMMITTEE CHOWK	NOOR MASJID CHOWK	60/630	7	31	Nil

7	-DO-	NOOR MASJID CHOWK	RAILWAY ROAD	45/900	13	102	Nil
8	SABZI BAZAR ROAD	GHORI MEZAIL CHOWK	NOOR MASJID CHOWK	55/200	1	12	Nil
	(DECLARED)
9	KHAWGHAN BAZAR ROAD (DECLARED)	NOOR MASJID CHOWK	GERMAN CHOWK	70/790	6	46	14
10	GHOURI BAZAR ROAD (DECLARED)	GERMAN CHOWK	POST OFFICE ROAD	55/770	5	17	19
11	DEWAN BAZAR ROAD	COMMITTEE BAZAR	POST OFFICE ROAD	45/1565	14	40	54
	(DECLARED)
12	TIMBER MARKET ROAD (DECLARED)	IBRAHIM TALL WALA	SARFAZ KHAN ARA MACHINE	70/910	7	31	2
13	THANA ROAD	T.M.A RESIDENCE	COMMITTEE CHOWK	60/2050	5	2	20
	(DECLARED)
14	-D0-	COMMITTEE CHOWK	QUAID-E-AZAM GROUND	40/790	13	6	17
15	-DO-	QUAID-E-AZAM GROUND	MASJID NORANI	60/800	7	14	4
16	BANK ROAD	GOVT. PRIMARY SCHOOL	FAISAL BANK	50-80/1500	8	46	15
	(DECLARED)

17	DAKHANA ROAD	JAIL CHOWK	COLLEGE CHOWK	60/1480	14	20	26
	(DECLARED)
18	RAILWAY ROAD	SADAR GATE	OLD CHUNGI	45/1800	18	172	Nil
	(DECLARED)
19	JAIL ROAD	MUNSHI MOHALLA CHOWK	CHEEMA CHOWK	55/3500	25	85	5
	(DECLARED)
20	NEW RASUL ROAD	OLD CHUNGI NO.1	QANCHI CHOWK	60/5000	28	99	21
	(DECLARED)
21	OLD RASUL ROAD	GHOUSIA MASJID CHOWK	RAILWAY CROSSING	50/860	5	35	Nil
	(DECLARED)
22	-DO-	RAILWAY CROSSING	QANCHI MORE	60-100/3950	3	124	16
23	-DO-	QANCHI MORE	FIRDOS MASJID MARKAZ	110/5000	10	95	35
24	RASUL KHARIAN ROAD (DECLEARED)	8-RD	SHAHANA LOK	110/8000	4	14	8
25	-DO-	SHAHANA LOK	KOT NOOR SHAH	110/4500	3	82	51
26	WASU MINOR ROAD	ARIFABAD CHOWK	CHUNGI PHALIA ROAD	55/5500	6	65	73
	(DECLARED)
27	PHALIA ROAD	WASU MINOR	DEGREE COLLEGE CHOWK	110/6600	22	194	14
	(DECLARED)
28	-DO-	SUT SIRA CHOWK	WASU MINOR	110/5500	11	103	7
29	-DO-	JHOLAHANA MINOR	SUT SIRA CHOWK	110/15250	15	191	32
30	SARGODHA ROAD (DECLARED)	ROZAY WALI PULLY	KING ROAD CHOWK	110/14000	10	100	40
31	KUTHYALA SHEIKHAN MAIN BAZAR  ROAD (DECLEARED)	MIANWAL CHOWK	QANCHI MORE KHUTHYALA SHEIKHAN	30-35/4400	Nil	244	22
32	ARIF ABAD ROAD (DECLARED)	WASU MINOR PIR SURLA	LALAZAR COLONY	25/2500	4	34	35

PROPOSED ROADS

33	TAKBEER ROAD (PROPOSED)	CITY CNG	SADAR GATE	30/1500	6	60	4
34	SHAHTAJ SUGER MILL ROAD (PROPOSED)	SUT SIRA CHOWK	SAIM NALA BY PASS SUGAR MILL	60/14500	12	71	116
35	AHLAH RAILWAY STATION ROAD	SUT SIRA CHOWK	SAIM NALA	60/4800	7	69	99
	(PROPOSED)
36	EIDGAHA ROAD	UMER SHOPPING MALL	BY PASS SUT SIRA  SUGAR MILL ROAD	45/8300	8	48	81
	(PROPOSED)
37	WASU GRAVEYARD ROAD	BUDU CHOWK	GRAVEYARD WASU	25/1500	4	15	15
	(PROPOSED)
38	DEWAN BAZAR ROAD (PROPOSED)	LOHARAN MARKET CHOWK	COMMITTEE BAZAR	50/330	26	6	54
39	SHAFAQAT ABAD ROAD (PROPOSED)	TAXI STAND	RAILWAY CROSSING BY PASS SUGAR MILL ROAD	50/7200	2	30	70
40	PHALIA ROAD	GOHAR CHOWK	BHIKHI MINOR	60/4700	Nil	122	22
	(PROPOSED)
41	MIANWAL ROAD (PROPOSED)	ICE FACTORY	MIANWAL CHOWK	30/2000	Nil	43	12

42	GURRAH ROAD	T.M.A RESIDENCE	MANZORABAD ROAD	20-30/ 1850	24	85	11
43	RASOOL KHARIAN ROAD	FIRDOS MASJID (MARKAZ)	8-RD	110/4800	5	125	80
44	-DO-	KOT NOOR SHAH	TEHSIL BOUNDARY	110/29000	7	52	96
45	RASOOL SARAI ALAMGIR ROAD	SHAHNA LOK	TEHSIL BOUNDARY	110/ 25500	7	20	42
46	MALAKWAL ROAD	CULVERT SAIM NALA KHARIAN ROAD	TEHSIL BOUNDARY	110/48200	12	46	170
47	MARALA ROAD	SUT SIRA CHOWK	DHQ HOSPITAL	60/ 8500	6	15	56
48	WASU ROAD	WASU MINOR	BODHU CHOWK	25/2100	2	83	25
49	WASU CHACK BASAWA ROAD	SUT SIRA CHOWK	RASUL-QADIRABAD CANAL	50/ 23200	5	59	139
50	SARGODHA ROAD	ROZAY WALI PULI	TEHSIL BOUNDARY	110/11400	14	108	170
51	HAIDER ROAD	AL- JANAT PETROLUIM	COCA COLA AGENCY	80/1800	3	9	8

CO UNIT MANGAT

Sr. No.	Name of Roads	Starting Point	Ending Point	Total Width (ft)	Total Plots
					Legally Converted	Illegally Converted	Not Converted
52	PHALIA ROAD	JHOLANA MINOR	TEHSIL BOUNDARY	110/12400	18	197	51
53	MAIN BAZAR MANGAT	MAIN BAZAR CHOWK	GOVT. GHS	20/550	1	11	8
54	-DO-	GOVT. GHS	MAIN JAMIA MASJID	20/300	1	14	2