Abohar
Abohar in Fazilka district is near a wildlife sanctuary that includes Bishnoi village land and habitat for blackbuck.
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Abohar in Fazilka district is near a wildlife sanctuary that includes Bishnoi village land and habitat for blackbuck.
Ahmadpur East’s hospital traces its beginnings to 1945. Later buildings and women’s higher education show institutions changing over time.
A reported temple visit, a tehsil soil study and a 2025 municipal plan reveal different scales of Ahmadpur Sial’s history.
Ahmedgarh is a market town in Malerkotla district, with a railway connection and recorded memories of Partition.
Learn about Ajnala’s administrative setting, the killings of 1857 and research on remains recovered in 2014.
The Akal Takht in Amritsar is a seat of Sikh authority whose history includes the damage of 1984 and subsequent rebuilding.
An 1885 town entry and two distinct college records connect Alipur’s commercial past with recent higher education.
Ambala, now in Haryana, was part of Punjab before 1966. Its city and cantonment have distinct histories.
Discover Amritsar’s growth around a sacred pool and settlement, alongside its trading streets, education and production.
Learn about Anandpur Sahib’s founding, the Khalsa and the Virasat-e-Khalsa museum.
Lahore’s Anarkali Bazaar is part of a historic neighbourhood of shops, markets, homes and public buildings shaped by urban change.
A notified roads map, a neighbourhood study and a college-affiliation record reveal different aspects of Arifwala’s urban life.
Discover Attari’s location near Amritsar and its role in India–Pakistan border infrastructure.
The modern town’s name and an older Indus crossing have different histories. A district record, bridge photograph and railway station help keep them distinct.
Discover Lahore’s Badshahi Mosque, its Mughal architecture and conservation.
Read about Baghapurana in Moga district through census, administrative and environmental records.
Bahawalnagar Junction’s railway connections, workers’ housing and drainage are examined alongside local accounts of the town’s past.
Trace Bahawalpur’s educational and library heritage through Jamia Abbasia, Sadiq Public School and a dated account of Central Library renovation.
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