Sabh

Sabh is a modest settlement located in the Punjab province of Pakistan, situated within the administrative boundaries of the Gujrat District. The village lies at an elevation of approximately 250 metres above sea level and is positioned near the main road that connects the district capital Gujrat with the nearby town of Kharian. According to the most recent census data, Sabh has a population of roughly 4,200 inhabitants, the majority of whom belong to agricultural families.

The local economy is predominantly agrarian, with wheat, rice, and sugarcane constituting the principal crops cultivated in the surrounding fields. In recent years, a small number of residents have diversified into small‑scale manufacturing and services, such as carpentry, textile tailoring, and retail trade, reflecting broader economic trends in rural Punjab. Educational facilities in Sabh include a government primary school and a private middle school; higher education is pursued in larger towns nearby.

Infrastructure in the village comprises a basic health dispensary, a post office, and a small market that serves daily needs. Electricity and piped water are available, though intermittent supply remains a challenge during peak summer months. Sabh’s cultural life is marked by traditional Punjabi festivals and religious observances, with the annual harvest celebration (Basant) drawing participation from surrounding hamlets. The village is administratively governed by a union council, which coordinates development projects and liaises with district authorities.