People of Bhera
A letter by Mr Abdul Salam Shahid Kureshy, the youngest son of Prof Abdul Majeed Kureshy from mohalla Chitti Pully , Bhera, is shared . Prof Majeed was the head of the Mathemstics Department at Aligarh University , British India . The letter primarily consists of Mr Shahid’s memoirs of Bhera , written on 14 March 2014. See more about the family on the website bhera.org ; under the category, People of Bhera. The links are given below . Zahid Mumtaz
A letter by Mr Abdul Salam Shahid Kureshy, the youngest son of Prof Abdul Majeed Kureshy from mohalla Chitti Pully
Bhera Railway Station
My post to Mr Ishfaq Khattak regarding establishment of Bhera Railway Heritage Museum and his reply as under for information. Also , audio comment by Dr Farid Ahmed Piracha . See on the website, bhera.org, under the category , Bhera Railway Station. Zahid Mumtaz .
*My post to Mr Ishfaq Khattak regarding the establishment of the Bhera Railway Heritage Museum and his reply as under
Durbars of Bhera
Ancient Bari (Jujube) Tree at Miran Sahib Darbar, Bhera, District Sargodha. See on the website , bhera.org, under the category, Durbars of Bhera . Link is given below . Enaya Mumtaz
Ancient Bari (Jujube) Tree at Miran Sahib Darbar, Bhera, District Sargodha Inside the Miran Sahib Darbar in Mohalla Pirachgan, Bhera
Police Stations of bhera
From Ruins to Playground. Abandoned Bhera Police Station (1870) for Government Islamia High School, Bhera. See on the website , bhera.org , under the category , Bhera Police Station ( 1870). The link is given below. Zahid Mumtaz
From Ruins to Playground Abandoned Bhera Police Station (1870) for Government Islamia High School The old Bhera Police Station, established
Folk Songs, Poems , Verses , etc in Bherochi / Shahpuri Punjabi Accent.
Baba Ahmad Khan Baloch, from village Rerka Bala. Courtesy : Chaudhary Abbas Sharfana, from Khan Muhammadwala, tehsil Bhera . See on the website , bhera .org , under the Category, Songs in Bherochi / Shahpuri Punjabi Accent .The link is given below : Zahid Mumtaz
Baba Ahmad Khan Baloch, from village Rerka Bala. Courtesy: Chaudhary Abbas Sharfana, from Khan Muhammadwala, tehsil Bhera. See on the website,
Miscellaneous
The Forgotten Talab ( Pond) of Bhera. See on the website, bhera. org , under the category, Miscellaneous. The link is given below . Zahid Mumtaz
The Forgotten Talab ( Pond) of Bhera Only a handful of elderly individuals recall the existence of a vast talab