Isakhel

With so many controversies going around about the fall of Dhaka, our son of soil General Amir Abdullah Khan Niazi is portrayed as the man who surrendered willfully to the enemy. While going through the following excerpts from different credible sources, any sensible reader can assess that the brave general ... Read More

A View of the beautiful colors of sunset at River Indus. Photo taken near Jalalpur. ... Read More

After thorough analysis of water flow, “Ahsan-Maqbool Bund” was constructed at a location, on River Kurrum with the following features: Length: 2900-fts (1 Km app) Average height: 7-fts Width Bottom: 55~60-fts Width Top: 20~25-fts Material Used: 8-9 lacs feet approx (with dumper trolleys), excavated from Jungle Side to ... Read More

Human Relief Foundation - Pakistan Office is going to achieve another milestone in its history! With the aid of Khawaja Welfare Trust Mianwali, an eye camp is being kept at the Human Relief Foundation - Pakistan Isakhel Hospital tomorrow. More than 100 patients will get operated during the period ... Read More

Hundreds of people became victims of fate, after the heavy monsoon rains wreaked havoc in the Isakhel surroundings washing away their homes and belongings. Water levels in River Indus and River Korum are registering record height in history and a state of emergency has been declared in Mainwali district. Small ... Read More

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A beautiful sight at Jalalpur, Isakhel. Taken by Jamal Ahsan Khan Niazi. ... Read More

Isa Khan Isa Khan, the common ancestor of the Isakhel clan, left two sons, Zakku and Apu, and two grandsons, Badu (Badan) and Mammu. Their respective descendants are known by their patronymics. For many generations the clan was not governed by chiefs, but by its counsel of elders. In time feuds ... Read More

Niazi (Pashto: نیازی) is a Pashtun tribe, a group of the Ghilzai Pashtuns of Afghanistan and Pakistan. The word Niazi is derived from the word Niazai like the other forms of Pashtun tribes, such as Yusafzai and Orakzai. The history of the Pashtuns is ancient, and much of it has yet ... Read More

A research study was carried out at Isakhel to confine the identification of useful flora of Isakhel. This study was conducted during September 2005- January 2006 in different villages of the area by Department of Biological Sciences, Quaid-e-Azam University, Islamabad-Pakistan. S.No Botanical Name Vernacular Names Family Part Used Ethnomedicinal Uses 1 Achyranthes aspera (Mill.) Puthkanda Amaranthaceae Whole plant Diuretic, Dropsy, ... Read More