Kalri is situated in the picturesque Awankari region, which lies within the foothills of the Salt Range. The village is located near Namal Lake, which is a popular landmark in the region. The surrounding area is characterized by a semi-arid climate with seasonal rainfall, and it is known for its rich natural beauty.
Demography
The population of Kalri is predominantly rural, with most residents relying on agriculture and related activities for their livelihood. .
Language
Punjabi is the main language spoken by everyone, but 95% of the people can also understand Urdu, the national language of Pakistan.
Education
Kalri is home to several educational institutions that serve the local community. The primary school in the village provides basic education to children in the area. There have been efforts to improve literacy rates through the establishment of new schools and educational programs.
Additionally, students from Kalri often travel to nearby towns for higher education at institutions such as Namal College in nearby Namal Valley.
Religion
The majority of the population in Kalri practices Islam. The village is home to several mosques, , where residents gather for daily prayers and community events.
Economy
The economy of Kalri is primarily based on agriculture. The fertile land surrounding the village supports the cultivation of crops such as wheat, and vegetables. Many residents are involved in farming, while others work in the local markets or provide services to the community.
The nearby Namal Lake also contributes to the local economy, with some residents involved in fishing and other water-based activities.
Culture
Kalri has a vibrant culture that blends traditional practices with modern influences. The village celebrates various cultural festivals and religious events throughout the year. The people of Kalri are known for their hospitality and strong sense of community.
Traditional foods of the area include sarrson da saag, makki di roti
Sports
Sports are an integral part of life in Kalri, and the villagers are passionate about various outdoor activities. The most popular sports played in Kalri include:
Cricket: Cricket is the most widely played sport in Kalri, with many young people regularly participating in local matches. The sport is a central part of community gatherings, and informal cricket games are held throughout the year, particularly during festivals and holidays.
Volleyball: Volleyball is also a favorite sport among the residents, with informal volleyball courts set up in local areas. The village often organizes friendly matches and tournaments, especially during community events.
Kabaddi: The traditional sport of Kabaddi holds a special place in the cultural life of Kalri. The villagers participate in kabaddi matches, which are often held during festivals and local fairs, showcasing the athleticism and teamwork of the participants.
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