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    Hyderabad in 1951, lies across the Indus. Other education needs are served by numerous government colleges, the Liaquat Medical College, and specialized vocational institutions.

    Hyderabad district is a vast fertile alluvial plain, excepting the hilly region of Hyderabad city, extending along the east bank of the Indus. Cultivation is dependent upon canal irrigation. Millet, jowar (sorghum), rice, wheat, cotton, oilseeds, and mangoes are the chief crops. Cottage handicrafts include leatherwork, glazed pottery and tiles, lacquer ware and susi (striped cotton cloth) from Hala (north of Hyderabad city), khes (cotton blankets), susis and anguchahs (cotton cloth) from Naseerpur (northeast of Hyderabad). Historic sites include Bhit Shah (4 mi [6 km] east of Hala), containing the tomb of Shah 'Abd-ul-Latif (d. 1753), the poet and Sufi saint, and an ancient Buddhist stupa. The picture that you see is the tomb of the famous mystic poet Shah Abdul Latif Bhitaai.

    Hyderabad division (area 34,257 sq mi) comprises Dadu, Hyderabad, Badin, Sanghar, Thar Parkar, and Tatta districts. The division includes the swampy delta of the Indus river on the Arabian Sea (southwest), the fertile alluvial plain of the Indus (north central), and part of the great Thar Desert (east). Pop. (1981 prelim.) city, 795,000; metropolitan area, 1,045,000; district, 2,080,000; division, 7,103,000.

    The battlefield at Miani is about ten kilometers (six miles) north of Hyderabad and some five kilometers (three miles) off the National Highway. The memorial is down a dusty narrow track in the forest and you'll need a local guide to find it. Hyderabad's eighteenth-century fort was first the court of the Kalhora dynasty and then that of the Talpur Amirs. According to contemporary British descriptions it must have been splendid, but apart from the tower, main entrance, and a room in the harem, little remains to be seen. Portraits of the Amirs and their weapons are exhibited in what passes as the Fort Museum near the railway station. Their stove-pipe hats are on display in Hyderabad's Sindh Provincial Museum, near the Polytechnic College and opposite the Indus Gas Office.

    Also worth a visit is the Institute of Sindhology's museum at the University of Sindh. It has displays on all aspects of Sindhi history, music and culture depicting the lifestyles of the desert tribes. Infrequent GTS buses go to the campus, otherwise take a mini-wagon to Jamshoro, across the river from Hyderabad, and walk the 1-1/2 km to the university.

     

    Updated: 2nd Largest City of Sindh and 3rd Largest City of Pakistan.

    Confirmed by PTDC
     

    Hyderabad Famous Personalities

     

    Dr.Ghulam Mustafa Khan
    Akhund Latfullah Ishaq
    Dr. Ishrat Hussain
    Former Chief Justice Supreme Court Nazim-ud-din Siddique
    Dr. Ilyaas Ashqui
    Dr.Ibrahim Khalil
    Allah Bachayo Akhund
    S.K.Raheem
    Haider Baksh Jatoi
    Hasan Ali Afandi
    Allama I.I Kazi
    Qazi Abdul Qayum
    Qazi Mohammad Akbar
    Qazi Abdul Majeed Abid
    Ghulam Mohammad Garami
    Nawab Muzzaffar Hussain
    Mir Ali Ahmed Talpur
    Mir Rasool Baksh Talpur
    Mubarak Ali Shah
    Mohammad Usman Deplai
    Dr.Ismail Nami
    Mirza Qaleech Baig
    Mirza Gul Hassan Ahsan Karbalai
    Meeran Mohammad Shah
    Syed Akhtar Ali Shah
    Hakeem Shamsuddin

    Hyderabad divided into four Parts.

     

    1. Hyderabad City.

    2. Latifabad.

    3. Qasimabad.

    4. Taluka Hyderabad.

     

    Hyderabad Statistics


    Population : 1,411,000 (Fourteen Lacs and Eleven Thousand)

    Men : 783,000 (Seven Lacs Eighty Three Thousand)

    Women : 627,000 (Six Lacs Twenty Seven Thousand)

    Literacy Rate : 60% - 70%

    Middle School : 139

    High School: 131

    Colleges : 18

    Universities : 2

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