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The village has strong militarist traditions and many local men have traditionally been soldiers by profession.{{ |
The village has strong militarist traditions and many local men have traditionally been soldiers by profession.{{citation needed|date=February 2017}} Around forty people from Danda Shah Bilawal took part in World War I and two were killed in action. |
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It is also said that the grave of a forefather of a former president of [[Pakistan]], [[Asif Ali Zardari]], is also there in the old graveyard.{{ |
It is also said that the grave of a forefather of a former president of [[Pakistan]], [[Asif Ali Zardari]], is also there in the old graveyard.{{citation needed|date=February 2017}} |
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The village also possesses a cricket stadium, constructed on school lands from funds of model village scheme and is called School Stadium. |
The village also possesses a cricket stadium, constructed on school lands from funds of model village scheme and is called School Stadium. |
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In 2008 The President of Pakistan [[Asif Ali Zardari]] announced the construction of Gambhir Dam, which was to be the largest small/medium dam of Pakistan. In the five-year reign of the [[Pakistan Peoples Party]], no work was done on this project.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.waterinfo.net.pk/sites/default/files/knowledge/Situational%20Analysis%20of%20Ghabir%20Dam%20%E2%80%93%20Current%20State%20of%20the%20Command%20Area.pdf|title=Situational Analysis of Ghabir Dam - Pakistan Water Gateway }}</ref> Now the recent government decided to start the project and an amount of Rs. 1974.350 million has been approved for the construction of Gambhir Dam in constituency PP-23 as per dams division letter on 24 November |
In 2008 The President of Pakistan [[Asif Ali Zardari]] announced the construction of Gambhir Dam, which was to be the largest small/medium dam of Pakistan. In the five-year reign of the [[Pakistan Peoples Party]], no work was done on this project.<ref>{{cite web|url=https://www.waterinfo.net.pk/sites/default/files/knowledge/Situational%20Analysis%20of%20Ghabir%20Dam%20%E2%80%93%20Current%20State%20of%20the%20Command%20Area.pdf|title=Situational Analysis of Ghabir Dam - Pakistan Water Gateway }}</ref> Now the recent government decided to start the project and an amount of Rs. 1974.350 million has been approved for the construction of Gambhir Dam in constituency PP-23 as per dams division letter on 24 November 2015.<ref>{{cite web|url=http://eproc.punjab.gov.pk/Tenders/43905_scan0249.pdf|title=OFFICE OF THE EXECUTIVE ENGINEER CHAKWAL DAMS DIVISION CHAKWAL}}</ref> |
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32°47′N 71°57′E / 32.783°N 71.950°E
Danda Shah Bilawal is a village in Punjab, Pakistan located on the midway on the main road linking Mianwali and Talagang.[1] It is a local trade centre for surrounding villages owing to its location.
Etymology
Danda means "small hill" while Shah comes from the name of a local saint Noori Shah Sultan Bilawal. Noori Shah visited this village and then stayed here. Bilawal was a blacksmith who was a native of Danda and host of Noori Shah Sultan. Therefore, the name of the village was later changed from Danda to Danda Shah Bilawal.
Population
Danda Shah Bilawal has a population of around 17,000.[2] Its inhabitants are mostly Punjabis.
70% peoples are rich and 20% peoples are middle class and 10% peoples are normal.
The village has strong militarist traditions and many local men have traditionally been soldiers by profession.[citation needed] Around forty people from Danda Shah Bilawal took part in World War I and two were killed in action.
It is also said that the grave of a forefather of a former president of Pakistan, Asif Ali Zardari, is also there in the old graveyard.[citation needed]
Infrastructure
Danda Shah Bilawal has been designated as one of the ten "model villages" in the Chakwal District by the then Chief Minister of Punjab Chaudhry Pervaiz Elahi on personal request of Brigadier R Fateh Khan Malik son of the soil. With this schemes worth 80 million rupees were completed including two computer centres for Boys and Girls schools a main road running through the village.
The village has three private schools, one girls' high school and a boys' higher secondary school. In 1989, Nawaz Sharif, the then Chief Minister of Punjab, announced the formation of a boys' higher secondary school.
Al Mustafa Trust established its Medical Centre in this village in 2004 providing cheap medical care to poor people of the area. More than 250000 patients have benefited from this facility so far. It includes latest laboratory ECG Ultrasound and two ambulances for transportation of patients. Al Mujtaba Trust is providing scholarships to 32 deserving students in this village.
The village also possesses a cricket stadium, constructed on school lands from funds of model village scheme and is called School Stadium.
In 2008 The President of Pakistan Asif Ali Zardari announced the construction of Gambhir Dam, which was to be the largest small/medium dam of Pakistan. In the five-year reign of the Pakistan Peoples Party, no work was done on this project.[3] Now the recent government decided to start the project and an amount of Rs. 1974.350 million has been approved for the construction of Gambhir Dam in constituency PP-23 as per dams division letter on 24 November 2015.[4]
Political preferences
In 2013 general elections. Pakistan Muslim League (N) got victory over Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf and Pakistan Muslim League (Q). In 2015 local elections, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf won over Pakistan Muslim League (N) by winning from all the five electoral wards of Danda Shah Bilawal.