Raiwand

Raiwand is a small town situated in the across the river of the city of Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan. It serves as the seat of the Union Council of Raiwand. The town is an assembly constituency of the National Assembly of Pakistan.

Raiwand shares its border with many important places, including the famous Data Darbar at Shah Noorani to its north and the stunning venue for outdoor sports practice at almost every spot near Quaid-e-Azam Inter College to the west. The town is well connected with other cities of Pakistan through a number of national highways. With moderate population, Raiwand boasts of having well planned infrastructure and is known for its rising economic importance.

Along with other parts of the country, Raiwand is also rich in natural beauty and has its atmosphere generally changed according to changing seasonal temperatures. Summer season in Raiwand is quite hot and dry, while the monsoon and winter seasons bring moderate to full showers resulting in cooler temperature. The local academic institutions in and around Raiwand serve a suitable choice for students who are willing to continue their education either in higher education or primary classes and are based there.

In recent years, Raiwand has flourished with the probable upper surge of the economy of the country. Efforts have been taken to augment the already spreading electric turbines of the region coupled with low-voltage areas connecting to the main power house of the nearby industrialized neighborhoods. The visible and harrowing image of poor cap capacity of longer grid may be ameliorated to safer means. Further future development in operational correctness centralized country wide reform type activities must be supplemented stem likely plead further ongoing tree growing pertaining provisional or actions for.