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Sargodha

Sargodha is a city and capital of the Sargodha Division, located in Punjab province, Pakistan. It is Pakistan's 12th largest city by population and one of the fastest-growing cities in the country.

Sargodha is renowned as the "City of Eagles" because of its strategic defensive location and the presence of the Pakistan Air Force Base Mushaf. The inhabitants of Sargodha are extremely patriotic and enthusiastically support Pakistan's Army and Air Force. Sargodha is renowned as the "California of Pakistan" since it is the top citrus-producing region in the country. Sargodha is the world's largest kinnow-producing district. It produces high-quality kinnows and delivers them throughout the country. Rice, Sugarcane, and Wheat are the principal crops in this agricultural zone. On the other hand, citrus fruits such as oranges and lemon are very popular in the Sargodha area and surroundings.

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Culture and Heritage

Sargodha is known for its Punjabi culture. Sargodha's residents are exceedingly calm and patient. It is a culturally and religiously diverse city, with Muslims making up the majority, Christians coming in second, and Hindus coming in third. Since the establishment of Pakistan, there has never been any conflict amongst individuals of various sects or religions.

Sargodha's residents have excellent eating habits. There are a number of restaurants and hotels where people gather with their families to eat. Another tendency among Sargodha residents is that they not only dine at ordinary restaurants but also enjoy the food served at truck driver motels. They used to take their families to these truck driver motels outside of Sargodha and eat really spicy meals. Sargodha's educational progress is likewise quite positive. People in rural Sargodha likewise place a high value on their children's education. Sargodha's citizens are extremely nationalistic. They have received several Presidential medals for their outstanding support of the Air Force and Pakistan Army throughout the 1965 and 1971 Pak-Indo conflicts. Sargodha's festivities are well-known throughout Punjab. Each year, Sargodha presents "MELA MAWESHIAN". MELA MAWESHIAN GROUND is the name given to the Sargodha Cricket Stadium since it is so well-known. Sargodha culture is a unique blend of rural and urban influences. Sargodha residents still adhere to traditional rural traditions, which are seen as a source of pride in Pakistani culture, although they have modernized their lifestyles with the aid of technology.