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Intermediate and Secondary Examinations). Previously Mirpurkhas did not have its own affiliated board for examinations of SSC and HSSC education which is undertaken by government affiliations and registration and number of
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resulted in the large-scale exodus of much of the city's Hindu population, though like much of Sindh, Mirpur Khas did not experience the widespread rioting that occurred in Punjab and Bengal. In all, less than 500 Hindu were killed in all of Sindh between 1947-48 as Sindhi
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private medical college, Muhammad
Medical College and Bhitai Dental and Medical College. Mirpur Khas has a full fledge University with five-degree programs: BS-Information Technology, BS-Computer Science, BS-Commerce, BBA, and BS-Geology. The city has numerous schools, both private and public. The
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cultivation, with hundreds of varieties of the fruit produced each year - it is also called the “City of
Mangoes,” and has been home to an annual mango festival since 1955. After the completion of Hyderabad-Mirpurkhas dual carriage way, the city has become hub of commercial activities.
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conquered Sindh in 1784, and under Mir Fath Ali Khan, Sindh was divided into three smaller regions to be ruled by members of the Talpur family. The three regions were centred around
Hyderabad, Khairpur, and Mirpur Khas. The Mankani branch of the family under
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examination boards development in Pakistan are based according to districts, in which every city/village fall under district are guided for examinations in which the city/village is linked. Mirpurkhas previously fell under District Hyderabad, Sindh.
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of Pakistan in 1947, because of its proximity with the Indian border, Mirpur Khas became the first city to welcome refugees to Pakistan. It served as a primary railway junction for the first trains to rail across the
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sugar from the sugarcane cultivation. For a certain period in history, Mirpurkhas enjoyed being the best cotton producer in the country and much of the income of the town came from cotton farming in its heyday.
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1326:Daily Times
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1152:broad gauge
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1061:Agriculture
731:The city's
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381:Postal code
293:Mirpur Khas
281:Mirpur Khas
222: /
210:069°00′57″E
184:Mirpur Khas
154:Mirpur Khas
58:Mīrpur Khās
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2586:Categories
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2168:Abbottabad
2041:Rawalpindi
1970:Gujranwala
1965:Gujar Khan
1960:Faisalabad
1935:Bahawalpur
1278:pbs.gov.pk
1226:References
1174:Localities
1148:Khokhrapar
1117:Khokhrapar
1020:Mirpurkhas
977:Guru Nanak
942:, Samejo.
924:Khaskhelis
911:and 0.99%
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428:میرپور خاص
402:Number of
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299:Government
207:25°31′30″N
18:Mirpurkhas
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2327:Rawalakot
2239:Timergara
2188:Charsadda
2178:Battagram
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2109:Jacobabad
2104:Hyderabad
2046:Sadiqabad
1911:Islamabad
1542:cite book
983:Education
962:Jalandhar
664:Geography
629:Rajasthan
601:Hyderabad
364:Time zone
54:ميرپورخاص
2499:Khairpur
2469:Las Bela
2404:Pakistan
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2218:Nowshera
2208:Mansehra
2193:D.I.Khan
2120:Khairpur
2081:Talagang
2056:Sargodha
2016:Mianwali
1995:Khanewal
1940:Burewala
1207:Chitorri
1186:See also
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837:(59.31%)
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554:kutchery
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288:District
276:Division
256:Province
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2272:Khuzdar
2198:Haripur
2183:Chitral
2130:Larkana
2114:Karachi
2066:Sialkot
2051:Sahiwal
2000:Kharian
1950:Chiniot
1945:Chakwal
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1144:railway
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1121:Karachi
1097:Railway
1091:Bananas
1079:mangoes
1052:Economy
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920:Soomras
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587:British
460:History
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2430:Punjab
2351:Skardu
2345:Gilgit
2316:Mirpur
2283:Ziarat
2277:Quetta
2267:Gwadar
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2150:Thatta
2145:Sukkur
2071:Taxila
2026:Murree
2021:Multan
2005:Lahore
1985:Jhelum
1975:Gujrat
1930:Attock
1922:Punjab
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2516:Hunza
2457:Kalat
2435:Sindh
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2125:Kotri
2099:Badin
2091:Sindh
2031:Okara
1990:Kasur
1980:Jhang
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799:1.69%
784:8.03%
760:Islam
733:Shiva
465:Early
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404:towns
386:69000
369:UTC+5
269:Sindh
2560:Swat
2301:Bagh
2244:Tank
2229:Swat
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1671:ISBN
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1334:2017
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1251:2023
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1030:PMDC
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