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Pishin is a district
in the north west of
Balochistan province
of Pakistan. Prior
to 1975, Pishin was
a part of Quetta
Pishin district. For
administrative
reasons Pishin was
separated from
Quetta and was made
a new district on
18th January 1975.
The district
consists of one
tehsil, Pishin, and
three sub-tehsils:
Huramzai, Barshore
and Karazat. Over
99% of the people of
the area are
Muslims. The
population of Pishin
district is
estimated to be over
400,000 in 2005.
Pishin district has
very significant
place in Balochistan
provience, as most
of the skilled and
educated people
working in and
around Balochistasn
belong to Pishin.
The sub-tehsil
Huramzai is enjoying
particular status
for its talented and
educated youths. The
players of Huramzai
are very familiar
figures in
Balochiostan in the
fields of Cricket &
Football. When it
comes to Circket ,
Dawn circket club
Huramzai is enjoying
amazing record of
winning 17
tournament out of
23, with terrefic
record in each field
of the game.
Huramzai is also
significant for its
hilarious
characters, who make
very sfot jokes, and
are liked by every
age of people.
Samiullah. ( Dawn C
Club Huramzai ) It
consists of a large
plain surrounded on
three sides by
hills, which
formerly belonged to
Afghanistan but was
ceded to the British
by the treaty of
Gandamak in 1879. |
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