Rojhan: Indus landscapes, settlement and heritage
Rojhan is a town and tehsil in Rajanpur district, with Mazari Baloch historical connections and exposure to river and hill-torrent floods.
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Rojhan is a town and tehsil in Rajanpur district, with Mazari Baloch historical connections and exposure to river and hill-torrent floods.
Discover Ropar Wetland on the Sutlej, its Ramsar designation and research into changes in its landscape.
Rupnagar, also known as Ropar, lies by the Sutlej. Its history includes archaeological remains and an 1831 meeting on the river.
Excavations at Rupnagar, or Ropar, reveal a sequence from the Harappan period onward; the local museum presents finds from the site.
Sadiqabad’s educational and industrial records trace college development and local businesses, with dates and locations kept in context.
A 2022 urban-growth study and campus records connect Sahiwal’s canal and street geography with higher education and technology incubation.
Pakistan Punjab’s Salt Range rises from the plains as a belt of hills and escarpments, with geology, salt mining and heritage.
The Samadhi of Maharaja Ranjit Singh is a funerary monument beside Lahore Fort, known for its architecture and decorative art.
Samana in Patiala district has a history within Patiala State and changing census boundaries.
An inland customs facility, an export-processing zone and its specialist businesses place Sambrial within a wider regional manufacturing economy.
Read about Samrala’s place in Ludhiana district and historical records of the surrounding area.
Sandal Bar, between the Ravi and Chenab, has pastoral histories and Punjabi traditions alongside the changes brought by canal irrigation.
Sanghol is a Punjab archaeological site known for a Buddhist stupa, monastery and carved stone railing components.
A ruined settlement inventory, the reconstruction of a long-running school and a railway underpass provide three specific views of Sangla Hill.
Sangrur is a Punjab district headquarters and was the capital of Jind State; its administrative role changed over time.
Sardulgarh in Mansa district has connections to Patiala State and a history of changing local administration.
A transferred college, a university ordinance and satellite research illuminate Sargodha’s changing educational and urban landscape.
Shah Hussain’s shrine is in Lahore’s Baghbanpura area. The Punjabi Sufi poet is remembered at Mela Chiraghan.
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