Nehern

Nehern is a village located in the Punjab province of Pakistan. It is situated in the district of Bahawalnagar. The area is primarily agricultural, with farming being the main source of livelihood for its residents. Key crops grown in the region include wheat, cotton, and sugarcane. The village is part of the wider rural landscape of the Punjab, characterized by fertile plains and a network of canals that support irrigation.

The local population of Nehern consists of people from various ethnic backgrounds common to the Punjab region. The primary language spoken is Punjabi, with Urdu also widely understood and used for official purposes. Like many rural Pakistani communities, Nehern has a social structure that emphasizes family and community ties. Basic amenities such as schools and healthcare facilities are typically available within the village or in nearby larger settlements.

The economy of Nehern is closely linked to the agricultural output of the surrounding land. Seasonal farming activities dictate much of the daily life and economic cycles of the village. The infrastructure, while developing, is characteristic of rural Pakistan, with roads connecting Nehern to other villages and the district headquarters. The cultural practices and traditions observed in Nehern are reflective of Punjabi rural culture.