Dinner Party by Faheem Khan of Lakorhi village in honor of Yasir Amin and Nazir Khan.

Some pictures were captured last night while a Dinner Party was arranged by Faheem Khan Alizai of Lakorhi village in honor of Yasir Amin Hazrovi and Nazir Khan of Aba Bakar village. Guests were served by such nice delicious dishes. www.HazroCity.com

Some pictures were captured in a typical type Hujra (Social Gathering Point) in Lakorhi village.

Some pictures were captured in a typical type Hujra (Social Gathering Point) in Lakorhi village. Hujra is a very common and famous place among the people of village which is a useful point for discussing all types of latest issues and topics. Hujra life is a memorable period in a life of people in Chhachh valley. These types of Hujra becomes more noisy, jampacked and excited when there is any Cricket match on Tele Vision.  People also get togather in their parties, ceremonies and events which look very awesome and natural. By a local survey, majority of the people of this village are settled in Hong Kong and a good some of people also settled in Gulf and European countries as well. {06 Pictures}

Some pictures were captured a week ago on the starting point of Lakorhi village from Hazro...

Some pictures were captured a week ago on the starting point of Lakorhi village from Hazro direction near Pakistan Motorway (M1 Section). A worker can be seen in the picture finalizing Blocks made by sand, cement & chemicals in his small factory on left side of the road. Majority of Chhachhi people like to construct their homes by using Bricks which are more solid as compared to Blocks and prepared in Special Bricks Plants. Though the trend of usage of Bricks is decreasing day by day due to some reasons and new generation is using these types of large Blocks for all types of construction now days. {07 Pics}

Picture showing the last session of Wheat Threshing activities of 2012 in Chhachh valley.

Picture showing the last session of Wheat Threshing activities of 2012 in Chhachh valley. Some workers were busy with finalizing the Wheat from its roots by the help of Wheat Thresher Machine in the area of Lakorhi village. Majority of the farmers are happy to have such nice quality wheat and there was not really weather problem during harvesting, collecting and finalizing. Drivers of Tractors use to uncover the main head of Radiator and also keep the Battery in outer side which helps the engine to make smoothly outlet for these heavy duty days in fields.
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Picture was captured in front of QingQi (Rickshaw) Adda for Hazro while a Milkman was coming back...

Picture was captured in front of QingQi (Rickshaw) Adda for Hazro while a Milkman was coming back to his village from Hazro after delivering Milk door to door to his regular customers in Hazro city. Majority of Milkmen belong to Adalzai, Aba Bakar, Lakorhi, Salim Khan, Asghar villages who use Cycles to forward Milk door to door & also deliver milk to Bakers to use in Baking products. Most of the milk produced (approximately 70 %) in tehsil Hazro is consumed at home. The remaining 30 % is marketed through various marketing channels.

Some pictures were captured while a stop on the way to Lakorhi village from Hazro city...

Some pictures were captured while a stop on the way to Lakorhi village from Hazro city near Pakistan Motorway. Lakorhi (Tataari) village has three roads which connects it to Hazro & other adjoining villages. The busiest road by traffic for Lakorhi is located on the village’s western side which also being used for Adalzai, Aba Bakar, Changa etc while famous road is located in the middle of village. Some of people use Qabool Baba / Asghar & Salim Khan road which is located on the eastern side end of this village. Ministry of Highways in tehsil Hazro doing really good job & has upgraded almost all famous roads in tehsil Hazro. {05 Pictures},

Government Primary School for boys in Tatari (Lakorhi).

Picture was captured yesterday in front of Government Primary School for boys in Tatari (Lakorhi). Some part of this school was upgraded in 2011 by special funds of Mian Shahbaz Sharif (Chief Minister of Punjab Province). Lakorhi village has also one other school which is a private one which also provides its educational services in English medium. The population of Lakorhi village is growing fast as like other villages of tehsil Hazro city, therefore Government of Punjab must grant a Primary School for girls also in Lakorhi village. {05 Pictures},

Picture was captured in Jamia Masjid Mohammadi / Madrassa Imam ul Bukhari,

Picture was captured in Jamia Masjid Mohammadi / Madrassa Imam ul Bukhari, located on main road to Adalzai / Aba Bakar in Lakorhi village. This village has six Masjids & two Madrassas which provide Nazira, Hifz ul Quran & basic Islamic education for kids. Lakorhi (Tatari) is a famous village of tehsil Hazro & majority of people from this village are settled in Hong Kong & few families are living in England, European / Gulf countries & States of America. Lot of people from Chhachh valley called this village “Mini Hong Kong”. {05 Pictures},

Signboards fixed by Tehsil Municipal Administration Hazro show the direction...

Signboards fixed by Tehsil Municipal Administration Hazro show the direction to some of southern side villages of tehsil Hazro. Lakorhi, Adalzai, Abu Bakar & Chothai villages are located on other side of Pakistan Motorway (M1-Section) near Indus River end. Some time the Tunnels of Motorway make cause of problems especially at night time for travelers. PHP (Punjab Highway Patrolling) & Elite Force are high alerted to protect the highway & roads of Chhachh valley. 

Nice view of village life in tehsil Hazro. Picture was captured on the entrance area of Lakorhi

Nice view of village life in tehsil Hazro. Picture was captured on the entrance area of Lakorhi (Eastern) from Hazro Baba direction. Some kids are playing while pets are eating their foods. Lakorhi village is on top position as compare to other villages of tehsil Hazro, by their residents which are settled in Hong Kong. Some people called this village as “Little Hong Kong”.