Mian Channu Tehsil

Mian Channu Tehsil

تحصِيل مِياں چنُّوں‬
Tehsil
Country  Pakistan
Region Punjab, Pakistan Punjab
District Khanewal
Capital Mian Channu
Towns 1
Union councils 29
Population (2017)[1]
 • Tehsil 761,971
 • Urban 122,116
 • Rural 639,855
Time zone UTC+5 (PST)
 • Summer (DST) UTC+5 (PDT)

Mian Channu (Urdu: تحصِيل مِياں چنُّوں‬‎) is an administrative subdivision (tehsil) of Khanewal District in the Punjab province of Pakistan. Its capital is Mian Channu city.[2]

Administration

The tehsil of Mian Channu is administratively subdivided into 29 union councils:[3]

  • Chak No. 14/8ar
  • Chak No. 13/8ar
  • Chak No. 12/8ar
  • Chak No. 11/8ar
  • Chak No. 10/8ar
  • Chak No. 09/8ar
  • Chak No. 100/15L Arain Wala
  • Chak No. 105/15L Vanjari
  • Chak No. 115/15L
  • Chak No. 123/7-ER Chishtianwala
  • Chak No. 124/15L
  • Chak No. 126/15L
  • Chak No. 129/15L
  • Chak No. 131/15L Lakanwala
  • Chak No. 134/16L
  • Chak No. 137/16L
  • Chak No. 14/8-AR
  • Chak No. 42/15L UC-66 (newly added UC)
  • Chak No. 44/15L
  • Chak No. 45/15L
  • Chak No. 57/15L
  • Chak No. 61-A/15L
  • Chak No. 7/8-AR
  • Chak No. 72-73/15L
  • Chak No. 74/15L
  • Chak No. 78/15L
  • Chak No. 84/15L
  • Chak No. 92/15L
  • Chak No. 93/15L
  • Ghogatta Panjoana
  • Mian Channu-1
  • Jarahi Khanewal
  • Mian Channu-I
  • Mian Channu-II
  • Mian Channu-III
  • Noori Suhag
  • Rotla Khanewal / Rotla
  • Tulamba
  • Chak No. 2.8/BR
  • Chak No. 20.8/BR

Large rural populations include 102/15.L (most populated village in Mian Channu tehsil), 96/15.L and 105/15.L (Vanjari).

Language and major tribes/clans

Punjabi Jaangli close to jhang accent, Haryanvi and Urdu are spoken in the tehsil. Major tribes are Meo Rajput, Chishty,Dogar, Dhakoo,Maher Dullus, Mughals, Arain, Kharals, jatts, Qureshi and Kathia family.

References

  1. ↑ "DISTRICT AND TEHSIL LEVEL POPULATION SUMMARY WITH REGION BREAKUP: PUNJAB" (PDF). Pakistan Bureau of Statistics. 2018-01-03. Retrieved 2018-05-01.
  2. ↑ Tehsils & Unions in the District of Khanewal - Government of Pakistan Archived 2011-08-07 at the Wayback Machine.
  3. ↑


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