Mohra Awan

Mohra Awan lies about 1.33 km from Padshahan, 13 km from Mulhal Mughlan and 30 km from Chakwal city, at an elevation of roughly 445 metres.^[2] It covers approximately 3.28 km² and is bounded by two seasonal water streams.^{[citation needed]} The terrain is part of the Salt Range foothills on the Pothohar Plateau.^{[citation needed]}

Before the Partition of 1947, Hindus and Sikhs lived in the village before migrating to India.^{[citation needed]} Since then, Mohra Awan has become widely known locally for military service, with many residents described as ghazis and shuhada.^{[citation needed]}

The village forms part of Union Council Padshahan in Chakwal Tehsil, falls within Mauza Padshahan, uses Padshahan Post Office, and comes under Dhudial Police Station.^{[citation needed]}

The estimated population in 2025 is between 1,500 and 1,700, predominantly Awan.^{[citation needed]} The main language spoken is Punjabi.^{[citation needed]} Livelihood patterns are commonly described locally as: 50–60% of households with members in the Pakistan Army, about 16% working in Gulf countries, and about 4% in Europe and Australia, with the remainder engaged in farming.^{[citation needed]}

Agriculture is largely barani (rain-fed). Wheat and groundnut are the principal crops, and the area is locally regarded as a wheat-exporting locality.^{[citation needed]}

• Government Primary School Mohra Awan (boys), EMIS 43338
• Government Girls Elementary School Mohra Awan (girls), EMIS 43567^[3]
• Sunries Public School Mohra Awan (private)^{[citation needed]}

After primary level, students generally attend middle and high schools in Padshahan, Dhudial or Chakwal.^{[citation needed]}

Electricity is supplied from the Khanpur feeder; there is no piped natural gas and households use LPG cylinders or wood.^{[citation needed]} Water is obtained mainly from boreholes and tubewells; handpumps are largely disused.^{[citation needed]} Mobile coverage is available on Ufone and Telenor 4G, though there is no tower within the village itself.^{[citation needed]} Health facilities consist of two first-aid dispensaries (one male, one female); major cases are referred to Chakwal.^{[citation needed]}

There are six mosques in the village, the principal being Markazi Jamia Masjid Hanfia.^{[citation needed]} The annual village fair (mela) is held at Padshahan.^{[citation needed]}

Cricket is the main sport, with a village ground hosting a tournament each Eid al-Fitr.^{[citation needed]}