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Town in Punjab, India

Toosa

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Toosa

Location in Punjab, India

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Toosa

Toosa (India)

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Coordinates: 30°44′45.31″N 75°41′14.53″E﻿ / ﻿30.7459194°N 75.6873694°E﻿ / 30.7459194; 75.6873694Coordinates: 30°44′45.31″N 75°41′14.53″E﻿ / ﻿30.7459194°N 75.6873694°E﻿ / 30.7459194; 75.6873694
Country|  India
State| Punjab
District| Ludhiana
Area

• Total| 2.4 km2 (0.9 sq mi)
Elevation

| 243.4 m (798.6 ft)
Languages

• Official| Punjabi
Time zone| UTC+5:30 (IST)
PIN|

141105

Vehicle registration| PB-10
Nearest city| Sudhar , Pakhowal
Lok Sabha constituency| Fatehgarh Sahib
Vidhan Sabha constituency| Raikot

Toosa is a village in Punjab, India. It is located in the Ludhiana district, on the Ludhiana Jodhan Raikot road about 23 km south of Ludhiana, near Sudhar.

Shera Wala Darwaza Lodhi Side Toosa

## Contents

* 1 Village structure
* 2 Demographics
* 2.1 Neighbouring villages
* 2.2 Toosa village has following facilities for Public betterment :
* 2.3 Worship Places

## Village structure[edit]

The village is divided into 3 parts which developed based on its growth:

* Older Village inside redline (inside the Darwazas)
* Andarli Firni (1st Firni, inner ring)
* Bahrli Firni (2nd Firni, outer ring)
* Halwara Road Extension
* Rattowal Road Extension
* Leel Road Extension

Before 1950, all villagers lived within the redline area between two Darwazas (known as Vadda Darwaza and Shera Vala Darwaza). The houses are small traditional Punjabi houses.

After 1950, people started moving toward outside the redline. The 1st Firni was drawn in a ring shape outside the redline area for use as a common road. Houses were built in this area until circa 1980, at which time the village needed another Firni because of lack of space. Housing continued to be built in this outer ring area.

In the present, people are moving toward the outer roads of Toosa, which connect to nearby villages. check out the blog of the village here.

Gram Panchayet Toosa 2008-2013

## Demographics[edit]

The population is above 17,000 and the area is 4,117 hectares according to the 2001 census.[citation needed]

### Neighbouring villages[edit]

* Rattowal to the north 1.5 km
* Sarabha to the north-east 4.8 km
* Leel to the south-east 2.3 km
* Halwara in south-west 2.5 km

Near to Sudhar. Village is connected to Gurusar Sudhar and Pakhowal with wide & freshly built road. Ludhiana International Airport Halwara is about 2 KM from village centre.

### Toosa village has following facilities for Public betterment :[edit]

* Aanganwari ( Play School )
* Government Primary School Toosa
* Khalsa Senior Secondary School Toosa
* Government Dispensary for Humans
* Government Veterinary Dispensary
* Public Water Works
* Post Office
* Panchyat Ghar
* Play Ground near Dera Sant Aatma Singh Ji
* Play Ground near Khalsa Senior Secondary School

### Worship Places[edit]

Toosa village is multicultural village , peoples follow Sikhism, Sanatan Dharma etc . Village has 3 Gurdwaras , 2 Baba Bhuanas , 3 Mandirs , Baba Saheeds , Dera Sant Aatma Singh Ji.

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Ludhiana district

Cities/Towns and Major Villages
in Ludhiana district|

* Sowaddi Kalan
* Khaira
* Akalgarh
* Doraha
* Jagraon
* Khanna
* Lalton Kalan
* Ludhiana
* Machhiwara
* Maloud
* Mullanpur Dakha
* Payal
* Raikot
* Sahnewal
* Samrala
* Dehlon
* Hathur
* Hans Kalan
* Kalakh
* Kila Raipur
* Koom Kalan
* Pakhowal
* Sidhwan Bet
* Villages in Ludhiana West Tehsil
* Villages in Ludhiana East Tehsil

Other districts|

* Ajitgarh
* Amritsar
* Barnala
* Bathinda
* Faridkot
* Fatehgarh Sahib
* Firozpur
* Gurudaspur
* Hoshiarpur
* Jalandhar
* Kapurthala
* Mansa
* Moga
* Sri Muktsar Sahib
* Shaheed Bhagat Singh Nagar
* Patiala
* Rupnagar
* Sangrur
* Tarn Taran

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