Mehn

Mehn is a village located in the Jhang District of Punjab, Pakistan. It lies near the Chenab River and is part of the tehsil Tilla Jogian, a region known for its agricultural production and historical significance. The village is situated at an elevation of approximately 140 metres above sea level and falls within the Pakistan Standard Time zone (UTC+5).

According to the latest available census data, Mehn has an estimated population of around 4,200 residents, composed primarily of Punjabi-speaking families. The local economy is largely driven by farming activities, with crops such as wheat, sugarcane, and rice being cultivated on the surrounding fields. Livestock farming, especially cattle and goats, also contributes to the livelihoods of many households.

The village features a number of basic public services, including a primary school that serves children from Mehn and neighbouring hamlets, as well as a small health clinic that provides primary medical care. A weekly market, held on Fridays, acts as a commercial hub for local produce and goods. Historically, Mehn has been part of the larger Tilla Jogian area, which is known for its Buddhist heritage and ancient monasteries, although no significant archaeological sites have been identified directly within the village boundaries.

Mehn’s social fabric is characterized by community gatherings and traditional festivals, particularly those associated with the Islamic calendar. While the village remains relatively modest in size, it plays a role in the broader rural landscape of the Jhang District.