Nihal Singh Wala: a Moga district place in its records
Nihal Singh Wala in Moga district is documented through administrative records, the 2011 census and local infrastructure.
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Nihal Singh Wala in Moga district is documented through administrative records, the 2011 census and local infrastructure.
Nili Bar is a historical regional name; the Nili Bar Colony was a colonial irrigation and settlement scheme within the wider Bari Doab.
A 2013 tehsil study, a meteorological listing and a training institute’s procurement record reveal different scales of Noorpur Thal.
Nurmahal in Jalandhar district is known for its Mughal sarai, associated with Nur Jahan and protected by the Archaeological Survey of India.
A municipal water network, a dated avenue-rehabilitation proposal and Government Graduate College provide three specific views of Okara’s urban history.
Walls, residential woodwork, shrine conservation and a dated study of the Urs show how Pakpattan’s built town and pilgrimage life meet.
Panjnad is associated with Punjab’s combined rivers before they meet the Indus. The confluences occur in stages, alongside historic headworks.
An inventoried mosque and pond, followed by a 1919 institutional report, offer specific evidence of Pasrur’s built and educational history.
Pathankot is a northern Punjab city at the meeting of routes towards Himachal Pradesh and Jammu and Kashmir, with a railway connection to Kangra.
Patiala’s Qila Mubarak anchors a history of urban growth, crafts and education, distinct from the wider former princely state.
Trace Patran’s census classification and planning records, and reports of flooding near the Ghaggar in 2023.
Patti is a Majha town in Tarn Taran district. Gazetteers and district sources record its fort, railway and changing administration.
A nursery-grower survey, flower-market plans and Ravi Campus reveal Pattoki’s role in producing plants and agricultural knowledge.
Phagwara in Kapurthala district developed as a market town with textile and food industries in Punjab’s Doaba region.
An original study of Phalia traces settlement, skills and changing streets; educational records and a transport proposal show other dimensions of its growth.
Phillaur Fort near the Sutlej developed from a Mughal sarai into a Sikh-era fort and later a police training institution.
A former salt depot, a range of specialised crafts and later commemorative projects give this Jhelum-side town a history beyond the nearby mine.
Municipal plans, a specialist school listing and a dated church account offer distinct views of Pir Mahal’s recent history.
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