Samundri
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Samundri (Urdu: سمندری) is a city in Punjab, Pakistan. It was the tehsil (county) of Jhang District in 1900; later, when Lyallpur (Faisalabad) was made a district in 1904, Samundri was made its tehsil. Because there were three Hindu temples (mandir) in the locality, the town was first called Sehmandri; the name was subsequently converted to Samundri. In the reign of Sher Shah Suri this area was a link road for transportation.
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- TMA Samundri, Faisalabad
- Article about a Sikh who migrated from Samundri to India
- Prithviraj Kapoor: A centenary tribute — Ishtiaq Ahmed (Courtesy: Daily Times - Tuesday, November 07, 2006)
- TMA Samundri
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Prominent People
- Kapoor, a renowned film actor, was born into a middle class landlord family in Samundri.]
- Haji Muhammad Irshad Nazim Samundri.
President District football Association.President District Labour Organization. Member Governing Body for Labours.Govt of Punjab. ]
