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Mandranwala

Coordinates: 32°21′0″N 74°22′0″E / 32.35000°N 74.36667°E / 32.35000; 74.36667
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Mandranwala is a village near Daska in Sialkot District in the Punjab province of Pakistan.[1] Mandranwala is a medium-sized village situated near daska city. Its name, Mandranwala, came from the presence of Hindu worship places in this village.[citation needed] People from different cultures live here.[citation needed] Majority of peoples are Jatt. Mandranwala is famous for cutlery and sports goods production.[citation needed] An annual procession commemorates the martyrdom of Imam Hussain on the 10th of Muhharam. This is a great event under the license issued to Ch Barkat Ali Sahi by the

References

  1. ^ Location of Mandranwala - Falling Rain Genomics

32°21′0″N 74°22′0″E / 32.35000°N 74.36667°E / 32.35000; 74.36667



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