Welcome to City District Government, Rawalpindi

 The material remained found on the site of the city of Rawalpindi prove the  existance of a Buddhist establishment contemporary to Taxila but less celebrated  than its neighbor does. It appears that the Ancient city went into oblivation as a result  of the Hun devastation.The first Muslim endeavor, Mahmood of Ghazni (979-1030  AD) gifted the ruined city to a Ghakkar Chief, Kai Gohar. The town, however being on  indavours route, could not prosper and remain deserted until Jahanda Khan,  another Ghakkar Chief, resorted it and gave the name of Rawalpindi after the village   Rawal in 1943 AD. Rawalpindi remained under the rule of Ghakkars till Muqrab  Khan, the last Ghakkar ruler, was defeated by Sikhs in 1765 AD. Sikhs invited  traders from other places to settle here. This brought the city into prominence. Sikhs  lost the city to British Army and they established a contonment south of the old city.  In 1879 , the Punjab northern Railway was extented to Rawalpindi but the train  service was formally inagurated on January 01, 1886.

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MR. ZAHID SAEED

 The Government of Punjab is committed to good governance and efficiency in service delivery. No stone is being left unturned to build the capacity of Government offices and officials in this regard.MORE

MR. IMDAD ULLAH BOSAL

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