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The Khekhra Truck: How Army Truck turned into The King of Thar Desert

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Postal Codes of District Tharparkar, Sindh

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A Postal Code (also known by post-code, zip-code or pin-code) is a series of letters or numbers or sometimes both, which can be included in the postal address in order to sort and speed delivery of mails in postal delivery systems. In Pakistan, Postal codes are 5-digit numbers which are assigned to different postal offices in the geographical areas receiving the mails or posts. The last three digits refers to the particular post office whereas first two digits refers to the related district in the Pakistan. Such type of post coding helps the routing of posts or mail with speedy delivery and efficient manner. In the following, we have mentioned postal code of Postal Office Mithi which is 69230 . Here you can notice that first two digits (i.e. 69) represents the district Tharparkar and the last three digits (i.e. 230) refers to the code of postal office in Mithi. In this way, unique postal codes are assigned to all postal offices in Pakistan based on their locality area and related di...
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Choorio Village, the last village at Pakistan India Border

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Choorio Village is located in taluka Nagarparkar of district Tharparkar, a largest district and desert of Sindh province of Pakistan. It is generally situated at southeast border of Pakistan with India, where there is range of rocky hills of granite stones and on top of it there lies a one of the oldest Hindus temple.  The name Choorio  is actually derived from Sindhi language word ( Choori - چوڙي) which means ‘a bangle’ (چوڑی in Urdu). Thus Choorio represents an area related to bangles, as people of Choorio village and surrounding villages have been related to profession of manufacturing bangles for women. Those manufactured bangles have been supplied and sold to other nearby towns or cities including Mithi, Umerkot, and others. View Choorio Hills in Village Location of Choorio Village Choorio village is located at a distance of about 32kms (19.7 miles) from Nagarparkar city. The road between Choorio village and Nagarparkar city is so rough, that it can't easy for cars to ru...
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