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Chak No.65 GB Mukandpur

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Country
  
Pakistan

Time zone
  
PST (UTC+5)

Area
  
200 ha

Province
  
Punjab

Telephone Calling Code
  
41

Area code
  
41

Paint bursh making in chak no 65 GB and famous village in Pakistan.paint bursh make 1996 by Malik Faisal masood.

Chak No.65-GB Mukandpur is a historical and famous village located about 25 kilometers towards south of Faisalabad and nearly 10 kilometres toward north of Jaranwala on Jaranwala - Faisalabad in Tehsil Jaranwala of District Faisalabad in Pakistan. The famous and the oldest politician of Faisalabad, Muhammad Akram Chaudhry belongs to this village. His family is the most oldest political family in the history of Faisalabad. Political background of chak no 65 GB Mukandpur. The famous and the oldest politician of Faisalabad, Muhammad Akram Chaudhry belongs to this village and a former minister Auqaf. His nephew ch Talal member of national assembly (MNA) NA-76. Ch Arshad brother of Ch Akram chairman market committee jaranwala.Ch zukka khan numberdar. Mian saleem former nazam. Mian Raffique current nazam union council. Religious personality; 1. Peer abdual waheed shah sb(late). 2. Peer Muhyi o deen shah sb 3. Hafiz Isamail sb (late) 4. Muzar hussain shah sb (late) Famous Punjabi poet Sardar Hussain Sardar belong chak no 65 GB. Famous Punjabi Naat Khawan Sabbir Sardar belong chak no 65 GB. Village has one high school for girl and one primary school for boys. A rural health center with ambulance facility is also present. Village has a playground. Social background: mohib e islam welfare foundation is a youngster foundation working in a village since 2012. With a motto ::: khidmat e khalaq k zarieay razay alaahi ka hasool::: Main focus area of foundation. 1. Health 2. Education 3. Welfare task Village has a library working name of mohib e Islam library under mohib e Islam welfare foundation. Mian Muhammad Zeeshan

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Chak No.65-GB Mukandpur Wikipedia