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FORM-28 [see rule 50] LIST OF POLLING STATIONS FOR A CONSTITUENCY National Assembly Election to the *Provincial Assembly of the Punjab No. and name of constituency PP-135-Sheikhupura-I S. No. of Voters Number of Voters assigned to In case of rural areas In Case of Urban Area Number of Polling Booths on the Electoral polling Station No. and Name of Polling Sr. No roll in case Station Census Block Census Block Name of electoral area Name of Electoral Area electoral area is Male Female Total Male Female Total Code Code bifurcated 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 Mohallah Pir Bhukhari 199060101 402 0 402 1. Government.Boys High Mohallah Sharif Pura 199060102 566 0 566 1 School Ferozeabad 4 0 4 Mohallah Muzafrabad 199060103 343 0 343 Narang(Male) (P)* Sadar Bazar No.1 199060104 338 0 338 2. Government.Boys High Sadar Bazar No.2 199060105 462 0 462 2 School Ferozeabad Narang Sadar Bazar No.3 199060201 491 0 491 3 0 3 (Male) (P)* Sadar Bazar No.4 199060202 452 0 452 3. Government.Boys High Sadar Bazar No.5 199060203 372 0 372 3 School Ferozeabad Narang Mohallah Muzafrabad 199060204 413 0 413 2 0 2 (Male) (P)* Sadar Bazar No.6 199060205 486 0 486 Mohallah Pir Bhukhari 199060101 0 317 317 4. Government.Boys High Mohallah Sharif Pura 199060102 0 412 412 4 School Mandarwala Sadar 0 2 2 Mohallah Muzafrabad 199060103 0 280 280 Bazar Narang. (Female) (P)* Sadar Bazar No.1 199060104 0 303 303 5. Government.Boys High Sadar Bazar No.2 199060105 0 377 377 5 School Mandarwala Sadar Sadar Bazar No.3 199060201 0 368 368 0 2 2 Bazar Narang. (Female) (P)* Sadar Bazar No.4 199060202 0 398 398 6. Government.Girls Primary Sadar Bazar No.5 199060203 0 319 319 6 School Akram Street Mohallah Muzafrabad 199060204 0 306 306 0 2 2 Narang(Female) (P)* Sadar Bazar No.6 199060205 0 395 395 Mohallah Thana Abadi No.1 199060301 513 0 513 7. Office of Town Committee 7 Mohallah Thana Abadi No.1 199060306 236 0 236 2 0 2 Narang (Male) (P)* Mohallah Amanit Pura 199060302 261 0 261 Mohallah Amanit Pura 199060307 222 0 222 Mohallah Amanit Pura 199060302 0 272 272 Mohallah Amanit Pura 199060307 0 141 141 8. Government.Girls Higher Mohallah Muhammad Pura 8 Secondary School Naring 199060304 0 456 456 0 3 3 (South) No.1 (Female) (P)* Mohallah Muhammad Pura 199060305 0 207 207 (South) No.3 Mohallah Thana Abadi No.1 199060301 0 353 353 9. Government Primary School 9 Mohallah Thana Abadi No.1 199060306 0 215 215 0 4 4 Muhammad Pura, Narang. (8) Mohallah Thana Abadi No.2 199060303 0 1021 1021 Mohallah Muhammad Pura 199060304 606 0 606 (South) No.1 10. Government Degree 10 Mohallah Farooqia 199060401 521 0 521 4 0 4 College Narang Mandi (10) Mohallah Muhammad Pura 199060402 302 0 302 Collage Road 11. Government.Degree Mohallah Thana Abadi No.2 199060303 1284 0 1284 11 College Narang Mandi (Male) 4 0 4 Mohallah Muhammad Pura (P)* 199060305 308 0 308 (South) No.2 Mohallah Muhammad Pura 199060403 599 0 599 12. Government.Degree (Narth) 12 College Narang Mandi (Male) Mohallah Muhammad Pura 4 0 4 199060404 402 0 402 (P)* No.2 Mohallah FGA Colony 199060405 329 0 329 Mohallah Kot Abdur 199060502 284 0 284 Rehman Mohallah Rafique Abad No.1 199060503 466 0 466 13. Government. Degree 13 College Narang Mandi (Male) 3 0 3 Mohallah Rafique Abad No.2 199060504 220 0 220 (P)* Mohallah Rafique Abad No.2 199060505 3 0 3 Muslim Park No.1 199060601 468 0 468 Muslim Park No.2 199060602 512 0 512 14. Government. Degree Muslim Park No.3 199060603 505 0 505 14 College Narang Mandi (Male) 4 0 4 Muslim Park No.4 199060604 460 0 460 (P)* Muslim Park No.5 199060605 328 0 328 Mohallah Farooqia 199060401 0 401 401 Mohallah Muhammad Pura 199060402 0 209 209 Collage Road 15. Government.Boys Primary Mohallah Muhammad Pura 15 School Muhammad Pura. 199060403 0 333 333 0 2 2 (Narth) Narang (Female) (P)* Mohallah Muhammad Pura 199060404 0 299 299 No.2 Mohallah FGA Colony 199060405 0 217 217 16. Government.Boys Primery 16 School Narang More Kot Mohallah Kot Abdullah 199060501 689 466 1155 1 1 2 Abdulah Mohallah Kot Abdur 199060502 0 194 194 Rehman Mohallah Rafique Abad No.1 199060503 0 311 311 17. Government.Boys High 17 School Rafiqabad 0 2 2 Mohallah Rafique Abad No.2 199060504 0 156 156 Narang(Female) (P)* Mohallah Rafique Abad No.2 199060505 0 1 1 Muslim Park No.1 199060601 0 348 348 Muslim Park No.2 199060602 0 379 379 18. Government.Boys High Muslim Park No.3 199060603 0 362 362 18 School Rafiqabad 0 2 2 Muslim Park No.4 199060604 0 312 312 Narang(Female) (P)* Muslim Park No.5 199060605 0 209 209 Rata Gujran 199020601 644 355 999 19. Government.Girls Primary 19 Kot M.Zaman 199020802 12 6 18 2 1 3 School Ratta Gujran (P)* Sharif Pur (B.C) 199020803 1 2 3 20. Government Primary Ratian Khurshed 199020602 395 221 616 20 2 1 3 School Rattian Khursheed. Phata Wadh 199020603 374 254 628 Longwala 199020801 185 105 290 21. Government.Boys Primary 21 Wazirpur (BC) 199020901 0 0 0 2 1 3 School Mandiali (P)* Mindiali 199020902 768 551 1319 Chak Talian 199020804 471 341 812 Jandial Kalsan 199021101 232 153 385 Chak Taja 199021102 71 42 113 22. Government.Girls High Amra (BC) 199021103 0 0 0 22 1 1 2 School Jandial Kalsan. (P)* Addumata (BC) 199021104 0 0 0 Kot Abdul Rehman(Kotli 199021105 11 7 18 Mana) Badin pur (BC) 199021106 0 0 0 Chak Dheedo 199030501 444 280 724 Kotli Kashmiran (BC) 199030502 0 0 0 23. Government Girls Primary 23 Kotli Piran 199030503 2 2 4 1 1 2 School Chak Dheedo (P)* Akrampura 199030504 8 4 12 Talvandi Sher Khan (BC) 199030505 0 0 0 24. Government.Boys Primary Chakrali 199010801 536 335 871 24 2 1 3 School Chakrali (P)* Chakrali 199010802 418 235 653 25. Government.Girls Primary 25 Khunda 199020701 668 444 1112 1 1 2 School Khunda (P)* 26. Government.Boys Primary Kot Bhellian 199020702 452 313 765 26 2 1 3 School Jetogala (P)* Jetogala 199020703 436 255 691 Jetogala 199020704 356 211 567 27. Government.Girls Primary 27 Jetogala 199020705 313 165 478 2 1 3 School Dera Ashrifpura (P)* Jetogala 199020706 227 178 405 28. Government.Boys Primary Chak Warich 199040403 196 115 311 28 1 1 2 School Bhondary (P)* Bhondary 199040404 446 287 733 Ghuchli Virkan 199040401 448 277 725 29. Government.Girls Middle 29 Ghuchli 199040402 332 233 565 2 1 3 School Ghuchli Virk. (P)* Jhander 199040405 91 38 129 Kerto 199040501 593 0 593 30. Government.Boys High 30 Kerto 199040502 445 0 445 3 0 3 School Kerto (Male) (P)* Kerto 199040503 413 0 413 Kerto 199040501 0 477 477 31. Government.Boys High 31 Kerto 199040502 0 331 331 0 2 2 School Kerto (Female) (P)* Kerto 199040503 0 275 275 32. Government.Girls Middle Pandori 199041001 453 268 721 32 2 1 3 School Pandori (P)* Pandori 199041002 285 250 535 33. Government Elementary Dala Wahga 199040701 0 485 485 33 0 2 2 School Dala Wahga. (30) Dala Wahga 199040702 0 287 287 34. Government.Girls Middle Dala Wahga 199040701 728 0 728 34 3 0 3 School Dala Wahga (T)** Dala Wahga 199040702 440 0 440 35. Government.Girls Middle Hardo Sohil Muslim 199040302 384 286 670 35 1 1 2 School Hardo Sohil Muslim Kotli Sohil 199041201 260 182 442 36. Government.Girls Middle 36 School Herdo Sohal Muslim Hardo Sohil Muslim 199040301 420 298 718 1 1 2 (P)* Saria 199030903 207 151 358 37. Government.Boys Primary 37 Thambra 199041202 211 171 382 2 2 4 School Thambra (P)* Mughal Wala 199041203 342 272 614 38. Government.Boys Primery Mananwala 199020403 122 63 185 38 1 1 2 School Mananwala Mananwala 199020404 437 256 693 Kot Talamand (Qila Harnam 39. Government Primary 199020401 319 171 490 Singh) 39 School Kot Rana Talay 1 1 2 Kot Talamand (Qila Harnam (Narang) 199020402 367 160 527 Singh) Hardo Sohil Hindu 199030901 101 109 210 40. Government.Boys Primary (Shah Sultan) 40 1 1 2 School Herdo Sohal Hindu (P)* Hardo Sohil Hindu 199030902 547 343 890 (Shah Sultan) 41. Government.Boys Primary Korotana 199041003 262 203 465 41 1 1 2 School Kotli Korotana (T)** Sahni 199041004 186 109 295 Bohray Othi Dera 199020107 498 333 831 Mayoan 42. Government.Boys Primary Bohray Othi Dera 42 199020108 279 202 481 2 1 3 School Bohray Othi (P)* Mayoan Bohray Othi Dera 199020111 370 211 581 Mayoan 43. Government Girls Primery 43 Kotli Virkan 199020106 376 280 656 1 1 2 School, Kotli Virkan 44. Government Girls Primary 44 Narang 199020101 521 387 908 2 2 4 School Narang Village. (40) Narang 199020103 287 147 434 45. Government.Boys Primary Narang 199020104 426 114 540 45 2 1 3 School Narang Deh. (P)* Narang 199020110 18 5 23 Narang 199020105 75 224 299 Narang 199020102 370 264 634 46. Government.Girls (Akbarpura) 46 1 1 2 Elementary School Akbar Pura Narang 199020109 154 141 295 (Akbarpura) 47. Government.Girls High Adhian 199040101 872 0 872 47 3 0 3 School Adhian (P)* Adhian 199040102 297 0 297 48.
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    GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB ESTIMATES OF CHARGED EXPENDITURE AND DEMANDS FOR GRANTS (DEVELOPMENT) VOL - II (Fund No. PC12037 – PC12043) FOR 2015 - 2016 TABLE OF CONTENTS Demand # Description Pages VOLUME-I PC22036 Development 1 - 1053 VOLUME-II PC12037 Irrigation Works 1 - 58 PC12038 Agricultural Improvement and Research 59 - 62 PC12040 Town Development 63 - 67 PC12041 Roads and Bridges 69 - 274 PC12042 Government Buildings 275 - 644 PC12043 Loans to Municipalities / Autonomous Bodies, etc. 645 - 658 GOVERNMENT OF THE PUNJAB GENERAL ABSTRACT OF DISBURSEMENT (GROSS) (Amount in million) Budget Revised Budget Estimates Estimates Estimates 2014-2015 2014-2015 2015-2016 PC22036 Development 216,595.841 193,548.096 220,715.467 PC12037 Irrigation Works 47,975.188 35,470.869 48,681.493 PC12038 Agricultural Improvement and Research 190.551 194.776 58.150 PC12040 Town Development 500.000 408.228 500.000 PC12041 Roads and Bridges 31,710.000 40,836.883 69,491.707 PC12042 Government Buildings 48,028.420 19,903.878 60,553.183 PC12043 Loans to Municipalities/Autonomous Bodies etc. 13,546.444 16,058.201 11,350.590 TOTAL 358,546.444 306,420.931 411,350.590 Current / Capital Expenditure detailed below: Punjab Education Foundation (PEF) (7,500.000) - (10,500.000) Daanish School System (2,000.000) - (3,000.000) Punjab Education Endowment Fund (PEEF) (2,000.000) - (2,000.000) Lahore Knowledge Park (500.000) - (1,000.000) Health Insurance Card etc (4,000.000) - (2,500.000) Population Welfare (500.000) - (150.000) PMDGP/PHSRP WB, DFID Sponsored (2,000.000) - (1,000.000)
  • List of Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects (Punjab)

    List of Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects (Punjab)

    List of Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects (Punjab) Implementation Stage Length Sr. Project Project Details Status Map No (Km) Concession of M/s Establishment of Ten (10) Service Areas under DAEWOO completed, now 1 Service Areas - 10 Nos. (M-2) - Map View a 15 Years Concession Period - ON BOT BASIS handed over to M/s MORE as part of M-2 Concession. Overlay and application of Total Solution / Intelligent Transportation System (ITS) on 357 Concessionaire: M/s Overlay and Modernization of 2 357 km long existing 6-lane Motorway - ON BOT MORE, Pakistan - Under Map View Lahore-Islamabad Motorway (M2) BASIS Construction Construction of new 4-lane Railway Overhead Concessionaire: M/s 3 Habibabad Bridge (N-5) 2 Bridge on N-5 with 2 Km approach roads - ON HOME, Pakistan - Map View BOT BASIS Construction Completed List of Public Private Partnership (PPP) Projects (Punjab) Procurement Stage Sr. Length Project Project Details Status Map No (Km) Improvement/widening of existing N-5 segment of 20 Kms length to provide a fast track facility of Concession Negotiation 1 Tarnol - Taxila (N-5) 20 Map View international standard. Scope of work also includes a stage flyover at Tarnol railway crossing - 6-Lane Facility. Multan - Muzaffargarh - D.G. Khan Conversion of existing 2-lane highway into 4-Lane Concession Negotiation 2 80 Map View (N-70) divided facility including Bridge at Ghazi Ghat stage Three parties submitted Pindi Bhattian-Faisalabad Conversion of existing 4-Lane into a 6-Lane Motorway PQ Application: (1) FWO, 3 Motorway (M-3) & Faisalabad- 111 plus overlay on existing 4-lanes (Land and 6-lane (2) NLC/Habib JV and (3) Map View Gojra Section M-4 structures are already available) Yunnah Railway Corp.