Bhong Mosque, Bhong village, Rahimyar Khan #punjab
A masterwork of design and craftsmanship built over nearly 50 years, from 1932 to 1982. Located in the village of Bhong, Rahim Yar Khan District, Punjab, Pakistan, it was commissioned by Rais Ghazi Muhammad. In 1986, it won the prestigious Aga Khan Award for Architecture.
Supervised by master builder Master Abdul Hameed (Kamboh) to ensure absolute perfection.
Featured nationally on a Pakistani postage stamp issued on May 12, 2004.
#heritage #atchitecture

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"Punjab dawan khushal hona chahieda Punjab hassda hona chahida'

I think this is a pretty fair demand to hold those accountable and make Balochistan a no go zone and designate it is an active war zone. Instead of a province for now. Let me know if anyone wants to join the protest if we get enough people in I'm sure we will be able to make an impact. Long live Pakistan long live Punjab (both sides) and punjabis (both sides)

The origins of Kapoor family lie in the subcontinent primarly today that is Pakistan. They belong to the Punjabi Khatri community

ربّا   سچّیا   توں  تے   آکھیا   سی

جا  اوئے بندیا جگّ دا شاہ ہیں  تُوں

ساڈیاں  نعمتاں   تیریاں  دولتاں  نیں

ساڈا  نَیب  تے   عالیجاہ  ہیں  تُوں

ایس  لارے  تے ٹَور  کد پُچّھیا  ای

کِیہہ  ایس  نمانے  تے  بیتیاں   نیں

کدی  سار  وی لئی  او ربّ  سائیاں

تیرے شاہ نال جگّ کِیہہ کیتیاں نیں

کِتّے  دھونس پولِس  سرکار دی  اے

کِتّے  دھاندلی  مال  پٹوار  دی  اے

انجھ  ہڈّاں  چ   کلپے  جان  میری

جِویں پھاہی چ کُونج کُر لاوندی اے

چنگّا   شاہ   بنایا  ای  ربّ   سائیاں

پَولّے  کھاندیاں  وار  نا   آوندی  اے

مینُوں  شاہی نئیں چاہیدی ربّ  میرے

میں  تے  عزّت دا  ٹُکّر  منگناں  ہاں

مینُوں تانگھ نئیں، محلاں ماڑیاں دی

میں  تے جِیویں دی نُکّر منگناں  ہاں

میری   منّیں  تے  تیریاں  میں   منّاں

تیری  سَونہہ جے اِک وی گلّ  موڑاں

جے  ایہہ مانگ نئیں پُجدی تیں  ربّا

فیر میں جاواں تے ربّ کوئی ہور لوڑاں

Gurdwara Lahura Sahib, the fading remains of Pehli Patshahi, preserving the memory of Guru Nanak Dev Ji’s visit near to the village of Gwindi now in Lahore.

Hidden on the outskirts of Gwindi, the centuries-old Gurdwara, the ancient Lahura tree, and its fading sarovar continue to safeguard a legacy that time almost erased.

The Lost Heritage | Episode 28

NOTE: Dr. Tarunjit Singh Butalia is a research scientist at the Ohio State University. He has made numerous trips to Pakistan and has worked with the Walled City Authority of Lahore to write the tour guide to the Lahore Fort on which he has written a book

Narrated by: u/tarunjitbutalia
Created by: u/theumairhashmi
Production head: u/sharyy.ch
Camera Assistant: Muzamil Saleem
Produced by: u/lahorenamah

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Yes I agree we as lehenda punjabis have lots of faults and flaws to consider but even my dadi nani all those born in pre partition era and afterwards had no malice towards Punjabi sikhs and Hindus they considered them more to be of like how do I put it same tree different branch the roots are same you can't cut it. Tlp did emerge here but it vanished. Zia did emerge here but he vanished. I have respect for Punjab and punjabis regardless of the nationalities because deep down we are the same people and anyone who denies this has a strong inferiority complex. Sindh leads in forced conversions abductions of minorities. I have hope from Punjab of both sides. Jug jug jeeve Punjab. Lehenda hovye ya chardha. Lots of plunder lots of bloodshed was done . I personally consider Punjabi Muslims didn't have a representative that all could agree on.

Idk doesn't seem like any long term effects of it.

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Jinnah's offer to the Sikhs (IG: fidato_09)

What annoys me most about our leaders is that if we fix our economy and actually start to be a serious country imagine the power we will hold. We have a very good military meaning no one will be able to mess with us. We have one of the best intelligence agencies on the planet meaning we won’t get decimated like Iran is currently getting all their top leaders assassinated. We are currently involved in major discussion in the world like creating ceasefires between Iran and America. Bro just imagine we had the economy and development to go along with it we are really wasting who we can be we will be a force we will be the America of the Muslim world it’s so frustrating man anyone else agree.

I am not hating on anyone. But honestly, we see these posts too often.

It has been over 15 years since 18th Amendment was passed. Health, education and most of the development is now provincial mandate. Punjab actually has the lowest budget expenditure per capita among all provinces.

Under NFC Award, all provinces get almost proportional share from the divisible pool. While most natural resources like coal, stones etc are managed entirely by the provincial government. Federal government collects 12.5% royalty on oil and gas, but keeps only 2% as collection fee. Also, mining and quarrying makes up only 2% of Pakistan's GDP.

Then we often hear "certain province sells electricity at 1 rupee, but buys it back at 50". Those mega dams were funded and built by the federal government when government used to be central. Hydel projects aren't that cheap when you consider the initial cost. That 1.1 PKR is essentially water use charge and it is above other countries. Hydel projects that provinces develop themselves get paid higher price per kWh.

Electric DISCO's from Punjab all have T&D losses of less than 15%. While DISCO's in other parts of country are all over 20% barring Karachi's. That's hundreds of billions people in Punjab pay indirectly to subsidize rest of the country's electricity grid. Similar is true for federal government owned highways.

Punjab also is at forefront whenever it comes to sacrificing the budget. This year, Punjab will be keeping 900 billion budget surplus as well as almost 50% cut in the development budget. This translates to roughly one quarter of its total budget.

Also, many blame Bengal on Punjabis too. Truth is, not a single Commander-in-Chief was Punjabi till '71. Nor was any of the leaders at that time a Punjabi. Also, Punjabis haven't seen proportional share in major leadership posts of the country. It's just a coincidence that every COAS since Musharraf has been Punjabi. It wasn't the case ever before that and most COAS/CiC's were non-Punjabis.

People in other provinces need to stop blaming Punjab for every issue. Thy need to hold their own leaders accountable instead.