- of the
Rawalpindi district. "Civil and
Military Gazette" Press. 1895.
Gakkhar, A. S
Bazmee Ansari, in
Encyclopedia of Islam, 2nd ed.,Edited by J.H.Kramers...
- of the tract. Consequently,
socially dominant Muslim tribes such as the
Gakkhars,
Janjuas and Awans, and a few
Rajput tribes,
concentrated in the Rawalpindi...
-
branches of
almost all
banks are
situated on this road as is the
prominent Gakkhar Plaza shopping center.
Various markets exist for
branded garments (Bonanza...
- was
under the
control of the
rulers of La****. The
Pashtuns joined the
Gakkhars who held the
country between the
Indus and the
Jhelum rivers and compelled...
- to La**** with
Afghans from Roh. Next he
launched campaigns against the
Gakkhars,
about whom he
suspected of
being friendly with the Mughals.
During this...
- Sheikhs, Janjuas, Awans, Dhund,
Jasgam Abbasis, Sudhans, S****s, Sattis,
Gakkhars, Gujjars, Khattars, Qazis, Junhals, Mughals, Chauhans, Siddiquis, Dhanyal...
- 1555–56) had lost
territory to Sher Shah Suri,
launched campaigns against the
Gakkhars,
about whom he
suspected of
being friendly with the Mughals.
During this...
-
census of ****stan, its po****tion was 3,269. The
village consists of
Gakkhars. The
village was
originally called Kathar and
renamed in 1975 when it changed...
-
published on the
front page on
April 6, 2007.
Double Shah was
arrested by the
Gakkhar town
police on 13
April 2007 from his
Nizamabad house on
charges of Rs...
- La****. He also
confirmed the
holdings of
Rawalpindi to
Muqarrab Khan a
Gakkhar chief during Ahmad Shah's
journey towards Gujrat Ahmad Shah
Durrani had...
