Balloki Headworks
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Village Balloki, located in Tehsil Pattoki, District Kasur, has a rich and diverse history spanning centuries. Here's a brief overview
- Ancient Era: The region around Balloki was part of the Indus Valley Civilization, with archaeological sites nearby.
- Mughal Era (16th-18th centuries): Balloki was founded by the Sandhu Jutt tribe, who were loyalists of the Mughal Empire. The village became a key center for agriculture, trade, and commerce.
- Sikh Era (18th-19th centuries): During the Sikh rule, Balloki remained an important agricultural hub and was known for its cotton and wheat production.
- British Era (19th-20th centuries): The British built canals and irrigation systems, further boosting Balloki's agricultural significance.
- Modern Era: Today, Balloki continues to be an important hub for agriculture, with crops like sugarcane, wheat, and rice being major productions.
Throughout its history, Balloki has been home to various religious and spiritual leaders, including Sufi saints and Sikh gurus. The village has a rich cultural heritage, with many historical sites and landmarks still present today.