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'''Pul Shekhani''' is located 28 km аrom the district [[Dera Ghazi Khan]]. Near to the "Koh Suleiman" |
'''Pul Shekhani''' is located 28 km аrom the district [[Dera Ghazi Khan]], [[Pakistan]]. Near to the "Koh Suleiman" mountain range. |
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Its population is approximately 25,000. |
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In this village most of the people use Saraiki language to communicate with one another. |
In this village most of the people use [[Saraiki language|Saraiki]] language to communicate with one another. |
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Pul Shekhani is located 28 km аrom the district Dera Ghazi Khan, Pakistan. Near to the "Koh Suleiman" mountain range.
Population
Its population is approximately 25,000.
Religion
Most of the people are Muslims.
Language
In this village most of the people use Saraiki language to communicate with one another.
Culture
Mela Pul Shekhani is held every year to promote their culture, language and brotherhood.
Income
Agriculture and cattle form are major source of income.
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