Langar Makhdoom

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Langar Makhdoom
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Langar Makhdoom
Location in Pakistan
Coordinates: 32°11′18″N73°01′43″E / 32.18833°N 73.02861°E / 32.18833; 73.02861
Country Pakistan
Province Punjab
District Chiniot

Langar Makhdoom is a village of Chiniot District in Punjab, Pakistan. [1]

Langar Makhdoom is the First village of Tehsil Lalian District Chiniot where the boundary started. Langar Makhdoom QH (Qanoongo Halqa) has a population of 52,578 with a literacy rate of 43.30%. The population is 99.85% Muslim. The area is 39696 Acres. 4,533 people are age 60 and above. [2] Village has one government high school, one middle school for girls, and two primary schools, as well as a Basic Health Unit with maternity services and a veterinary hospital. The village has a Jama Masjid, named Masjid Burhan ud din, in the memory of Makhdoom Burhan Ud Din the saint (Sufi or Peer) of the area. Castes represented include Makhdoom, Gondal, Rehan, Khokhar, Qazi, Arain, Ranjha, Bhatti (Kumhaar, Lohaar, Tirkhan, Pawli, Mochi, Sonaar, Bar, Dhabbay), Muslim Shaikh, Shaikh, Gujjar, Awan, Muhajir, Lak, Taili, and Tonday.

The village is surrounded by agricultural areas, and the majority of the populace engages in farming. The village produces wheat, rice, sugarcane, citrus fruit, watermelons and vegetables. Other occupations include politics, military, and civil services, such as police, irrigation, Water & Power Development Authority, communication, healthcare, construction, business, education, and judiciary, as well as a few working abroad, mainly in the United States, Canada, Saudi Arabia, Netherlands, Italy, Spain and the United Kingdom. The village has a modern sewerage system, but the structure is old.

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