I First World War Memorial Plaque at Village Takhti, Rawat, Pakistan

These are photographs of First World War memorial plaque and pillar located at Village Takhti Rajgaan near Rawat, Islamabad, Pakistan. Because of war services, the British Authorities erected such memorial plaques throughout Sub-Continent including Punjab. These memorial plaques are erected in such villages from where people went to participate in The First World War as soldiers. The present condition of memorial plaque and pillar is satisfactory. 

From the village Takhti, 7 men went to the Great War 1914-1919 of these 1 gave up his life.

Courtesy By Aqeel Ahmad Sohawa Jee

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First World War Memorial Plaque at Village Lehri District Jhelum

This photograph is of the First World War Memorial Plaque located at Village Lehri Tehsil Sohawa District Jhelum. This First World War Memorial Plaque is affixed on the wall of the building of Union Council Lehri Tehsil Sohawa District Jhelum.

The Great Britain not only won the First World War but also won the Second World War. It was due to the help of people of Sub-Continent especially due the people of Punjab. This like memorial plaques are erected through the Punjab and Sub-Continent. The local native people supported the British Authorities in these great wars. They fought bravely against Germans for the cause of British interests. This World War Memorial Plaque provides this historic information:

"Lehri

From this village 391 men went to the Great War 1914-1919 of these 44 gave up their Lives"

Courtesy by Aqeel Ahmad Jee

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First World War Memorial Column at village Bhambar Trar, Islamabad, Pakistan

1st World War Memorial Column at village Bhambar Trar, Islamabad, Pakistan



All these photographs are of Great World War I Memorial Pillar having First World War memorial plaque located at village Bhambar Trar, Islamabad, Pakistan. From
village Bhambar Trar, 25 men went to Great War 1914-1919 of these 4gave up their lives. After winning the First World War, this like memorial plaques were erected throughout Punjab and whole Sub-continent by the British Authorities to Commemorate the war services of the native people of Sub-continent. Without active participation of local residents of Sub-continent, the Great Britain could not be able to win first Great War 1914-1919.



Courtesy by Raja Masood Akhtar Junjua Sahib


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This is the photograph of First World War Memorial Column and commemorative stone erected at village Buddhuwal, Moga, East Punjab, India. The Britishers erected this like commemorative stones throughout the Sub-continent after winning The First World War (1914-1919). The Sub-continent provided huge man power for The First and Second world Wars.


 Commemorative stone reads as below :




'Buddhuwal'

From this village 26 men went to the Great War 1914-1919 of these 7 gave up their lives '



Photograph By Mr Amrinder Panwar Ji

First World War Commemorative Stone at Asi Khurd, Ludhiana, East Punjab, India.

This Picture is of The First World War Commemorative Stone Erected By The British Indian  Government  at Asi Khurd, Ludhiana, East Punjab, India. This Commemorative Stone Describes As
' Asi Khurd '
From This Village 18 Men Went to The Great War 1914-1919 Of These 1 Gave Up His Life.'
Picture by Sumit Singh Khalsa

The First World War Commemorative Stone Erected at Sathiala, Amritsar, East Punjab, India.

This Picture is of The First World War Commemorative Stone Erected at Sathiala, Amritsar, East Punjab, India. After Winning The First World War, The British Government Erected This Like Commemorative Stones In The Whole Subcontinent To Commemorate The Sacrifices Of The Indian Soldiers. This Commemorative Stone Describes As
' Sathiala'
From This Village 106 Men Went to The Great War 1914-1919 Of These 10 Gave Up Their Lives.'
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Preparation House at Kirshan Nagar area Lahore

This is The picture of Commemorative Stone of a Preparation House Located at Kirshan Nagar Area Lahore, Punjab, Pakistan.
It Is written on Commemorative Stone in English and Urdu:
' Om
Khem Kaur Niwas
Makan Tameer Karda Wa Mamlooka Khem Kaur Dharam Patni Lala Nihal Chand Malhotra Amritsar Niwasi, Feb 1942'
Photo By Faizan Naqvi Ji

Memorial Plaque

This beautiful porcelain plaque was prepared in 1887 A.D. on the occasion of Jubilee Year of Her Majesty, the Queen and Empress Victoria. The map of British Empire includes areas of Australia, Canada, India and Cap Colony. The following figures are given on it.
Total Area 9,101,699 Sq. M., Total Population, 305,374,924, Imports in 1885, A.D. £ 390,018,569, Exports in 1885 A.D. £ 295,967,583
A watch in the center of this plate is mentioning time difference of various regions, having the following caption, “THE EMPIRE ON WHICH THE SUN NEVER SETS”

Pictures & Text By Veer Shuaib Raza Ji