Pind Makko
human settlement in Pakistan
Pind Makko is a village in the western part of Mandi Bahauddin District in Punjab, Pakistan. The village was originally known as Al-Haaj Wali Muhammad Mughal, but it was later renamed after a person named Makko, who owned the land. In English, "Pind" means village, so over time it became known as "Pind Makko." Located on the western boundary of Mandi Bahauddin District, Pind Makko is one of the larger villages in the surrounding area.
Popularity
The village is popular because of its active participation in district politics. It is between Miana Gondal and Miani. A railway station is also present here. This station has been built by the local funds raised by people of the area. This railway station is used for the export of fruits and vegetables from the village to the markets of different cities. It has a phone exchange that provides the facility of communication to the nearby villages.
Education
Basic facilities of education is present in village.
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