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Qasba Colony ( ur, قصبہ کالونی) is a neighborhood in the
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district of
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SITE Town Site most often refers to: * Archaeological site * Campsite, a place used for overnight stay in an outdoor area * Construction site * Location, a point or an area on the Earth's surface or elsewhere * Website, a set of related web pages, typically ...
neighbourhood, There are several ethnic groups in Qasba Colony including
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and Punjabis. Over 99% of the population is Muslim. Where about 50% of population consists of Urdu Speakers while 30% Pukhtuns 10% Punjabi and 10% other ethnic groups. The population of Qasba Colony is estimated to be nearly 90,000. Total area of this Union council is 5.37 square kilometers. It is a well-developed colony established by Saudi Government in 1965. There are two colleges in this locality one is Degree Science & Commerce College for men and other is Degree Science & Commerce College for girls. There are several parks in the colony with one flood lights decorated football ground. The Kati Pahari bypass between
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and Qasba Colony constructed by the
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(NHA), inaugurated by
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Dr. Ishrat ul Ibad Khan along with City Nazim
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on 15 October 2009, after that
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, Qasba Colony and Other
SITE Town Site most often refers to: * Archaeological site * Campsite, a place used for overnight stay in an outdoor area * Construction site * Location, a point or an area on the Earth's surface or elsewhere * Website, a set of related web pages, typically ...
's union councils using this way to travel easily from these towns to
North Nazimabad North Nazimabad ( ur, نارتھ ناظم آباد) is a suburb of, Karachi, Pakistan. North Nazimabad was developed in the late 1950s as a residential area for the employees of the federal government of Pakistan, and was named after Khawaja Nazim ...
,
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and Qaim Khani Colony.


Facilities

In Qasba colony many facilities are available for the peoples like Parks, playgrounds, football stadium private & government schools, private hospitals and clinics, and OPP is playing an important role for the health and many other useful facilities for Qasba peoples. There is no public transport except Qinchi.


Hospital & Dispensary

* Saud Hospital & Maternity Centre (K-Area) * Al-Wali Homoeopathic Clinic (Quarter Area) * Dr. Asim Clinic (E-Area) * Dr. Fazal Clinic (E-Area) * Najam-ul-Arfin Clinic (A-1 Area) * Dr. Wajid Clinic (R-1 Area) * Paracha Hospital (Muhammad pur, but now it is not functional) * Edhi Mental Asylum * One 50 beds hospital is under construction * Dr. Zafer Clinic (K Area) * Rafi Hospital (F Area)


Main Areas

* Quarters Area. * Sector A, A-1, R-1, E, F, 5-AL, 4-l, G, H, K & LS. Area. * Mohammad Pur. * Muslimabad. * Peerabad. * Aawan-e-Itahad


Masajids

* Madina Masjid (Quarter Area) * Dar-ul-hamd (E Area) * Ghousia Masjid (H Area) * Rahmatul lil alameen (Quarter Area) * Jamia masjid Akbar (5-L) * Jamia masjid Khadijat-ul-kubra (5-L) * Muhammadi Masjid (Peerabad) * Alfalah Masjid (Muslimabad) * Jamia Masjid Bilal (Islamia no. 2) * Ali imam bargha 2/1 # * Jamia Masjid Mustafa (Islamia Colony No. 1) Jamia Masjid Ansar (Islamia Colony No. 1) Jamia Masjid Allah O Akbar (Islamia Colony No. 1) * Jamia Masjid Hamza (Muslimabad # 02) * Firdous Masjid (E area) * Jafaria Masjid (F area) * Anjuman Hussaini Hazara (A,1) *Bismillah Masjid (Muhammadpur)


Colleges

* Govt Degree Science & Commerce College (aka Badayuni College) * Govt Degree Girls College, Qasba Colony


Schools

* Naunehal Secondary School * Govt. Boys & Girls Sec. School (K-Area) * Pak Grammar high School (F or K-Area) * Rose Gardan Secondary school (Islamia) * Shahbaz Secondary School (A-Area) * Helicon sec School (Quarter Area) * Fine Hills View Secondary School * Baba Academy (E Area) * Govt. Boys & Girls Sec School (5-L)


Parks

* Ameen Shaheed Football Stadium (Ali Ground)(Near Ali Imambargha) * Nadeem-ur-Rehman Park (R-1 Area) * Ashfaq Shaheed Park (A-1 Area) * Grand Park (K Area Opp Jamia Rabbania) * Bacha Khan Park (Peerabad) * Shaheed Kashif Park (A Area)


Public Representatives of Area

* Attaullah (MNA, NA-250) * Saeed Ahmad Afridi (Member, Provincial Assembly of Sindh (PS-120)) * Izharuddin Ahmed Khan (EX-Town Nazim)(Ex-Chairman District West) * Syed Badshah Khan (EX-Naib Town Nazim) * Mazahir Amir Khan (EX-Nazim 2005-2008) (Former member, Provincial Assembly of Sindh (2008-2018)) * Meer Fasahatullah (EX- Naib Nazim 2005-2010) * Munawwar Hussain Naqvi (UC Chairman) (2015-2019) * Habib Ahmed Siddiquie Alias Choor (UC Vice Chairman) (2015-2019)


References


External links


Qasba Colony on WikimapiaQasba-North-Nazimabad-Link-Road

Karachi website Archived



SITE Town's website Archived
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