Haveli Tehsil

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Haveli
Tehsil
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Haveli
Location in Jammu and Kashmir, India
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Haveli
Haveli (India)
Coordinates: 33°46′N74°14′E / 33.77°N 74.24°E / 33.77; 74.24
Country Flag of India.svg  India
Union Territory Government of Jammu and Kashmir.svg Jammu and Kashmir
District Poonch
Headquarters Poonch
Government
  Type Tehsil
  Body Tehsildar
Languages
  Official Gojri, Urdu, English, Hindi, Kashmiri
  Spoken Gojri, Kashmiri, Pahari
Time zone UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN
185101
Vehicle registration JK-12
Major highways NH144A-IN.svg NH 144A
Website www.poonch.nic.in
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15km
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Bala Kote
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Mankote
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Mendhar
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Surankote
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Mandi
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Poonch
(Haveli)
Poonch district tehsils

The Haveli Tehsil is a tehsil of the Poonch district in the Indian union territory of Jammu and Kashmir. It is headquartered at the Poonch Town.

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History

The History of Poonch District of the princely state of Jammu and Kashmir had four tehsils: Haveli and Mendhar in the east, and Bagh and Sudhanoti in the west. [1]

As a result of the First Kashmir War of 1947, the Haveli tehsil got bifurcated, with the northern half passing into Pakistani control and the southern half remaining in Indian-administered Kashmir. The Pakistani half of the tehsil has now been made into a district.

The Haveli tehsil of the Indian-administered Kashmir was further bifurcated into the present Haveli tehsil and the Mandi tehsil based at Mandi.

Administration

The Haveli tehsil is headquartered at Poonch.

Demographics

Religion in Haveli Tehsil (2011) [2]

   Islam (78.83%)
   Hinduism (13.79%)
   Sikhism (6.88%)
   Christianity (0.35%)
   Buddhism (0.01%)
  Not Stated (0.14%)

The total projected population of Haveli Tehsil is 132,767, with 71,538 males and 61,229 females according to the 2011 census of India. The population includes Paharis, Gujjars, Bakerwals and Kashmiris.

Transportation

Air

Poonch Airport is a non-operational airstrip in the tehsil headquarters Poonch. The nearest airport to Poonch is Sheikh ul-Alam International Airport in Srinagar, located 180 kilometres from Poonch.

Rail

There is no railway connectivity to Poonch yet. There are plans to construct a Jammu–Poonch line which will connect Jammu with Poonch with railways. The nearest major railway station is Jammu Tawi railway station located 235 kilometres from Poonch.

Road

The tehsil is well-connected to other places in Jammu and Kashmir and India by the NH 144A and other intra-district roads.

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References

  1. Snedden, Christopher (2015), Understanding Kashmir and Kashmiris, Oxford University Press, Appendix V, ISBN   978-1-84904-342-7
  2. "Haveli Tehsil Population". Census India. Retrieved 10 July 2021.