Tangowali

Tangowali (Punjabi, Urdu: ٹانگووالی[1]) is a village in Sargodha District of Punjab, Pakistan.[2] Its full name is Chak No. 17-S.B. It is situated in Sargodha, about 18 kilometers east of Sargodha District near by Kot Moman Road Sargodha. It is about 102 miles (or 164 km) to Islamabad in south, the country's capital town. This village recently become the most active and social media village of Sargodha region by getting 25,000+ SUBSCRIBERS on YouTube[3] by getting the help from most leading service group in the village.

Tangowali
ٹانگووالی
Village
Chak No. 17-S.B. Tangowali
Official logo of Tangowali
Tangowali is located in Pakistan
Tangowali
Tangowali
Location in Sargodha,Pakistan
Coordinates: 32°08′30″N 72°50′50″E
Country Pakistan
ProvincePunjab, Pakistan Punjab
DistrictSargodha
Population
10,000
Time zoneAsia/Karachi UTC/GMT+5
Postal code
40462
WelfareAugust 20, 2015
Masques28 (1 Islamic Organization)
Schools07 (1 Islamic), Punjabi

History

Tangowali which is commonly known as Tangowali or more famously "Kalyaran da Pind". Shepherding animals was the occupation adopted by the Tangowali people. The word "tango" means shepherding in the Punjabi language. The History of Tangowali Starts In 1802 A family settled down here namely Chughtai,s. The Mughal dynasty was concerned with chughtai,s. After the partition in 1947 Chughtai,s were first to stable the Tangowali. It is the short story of Tangowali. It is an example of love, honesty, bravery, & simplicity.

Educational institutions
  • Government Boys High School
  • Government Girls Primary School
  • Shaheen Public High School (Private)
  • Jinnah Grammar Boys High School (Private)
  • Jamia Usmania Taleem-UL-Quran (Islamic Organization)
  • Al-Sadeed Public Primary School (Private)
  • Chughtai Academy (Private)

Language

As per the 1998 census of Pakistan, 95 percent of the villagers speak the Punjabi. Inhabitants of Tangowali speak a variety of Punjabi dialects, such as Majhi. Urdu is the mother language of few people, but as it is the national language, it is spoken and understood by most of the population.

References
  1. "Tangowali Official Website". tangowali.blogspot.com. Retrieved 2017-04-06.
  2. "Google Maps". Google Maps. Retrieved 2018-04-23.
  3. "Tangowali Official YouTube Channel". youtube.com/tangowali17. Retrieved 2021-01-05.
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