Thub Jagir

Thub Jagir is a village in Dadyal Tehsil of Mirpur District, Azad Kashmir, Pakistan. The village lies on the banks of Poonch River.

After the formation of Pakistan people living in the village were very poor. Their prime source of income was agriculture. The construction of Mangla Dam—begun in 1962 and completed in 1967—led to the government allowing citizens of Azad Kashmir to move abroad, and many families moved to Great Britain. Now Thub Jagir is the richest village of Mirpur. Following the 2004 by Mangla Dam uprising, the people of Thub Jagir received money from the government of Azad Kashmir.

The people of the village are well educated and politically aware. They play an active role not only in Pakistan's politics but overseas, particularly in Great Britain. The grandfather of the British MP Zarah Sultana emigrated from the village in the 1960s.