Pakhanpura
Pakhanpura is a village in Bhawarkol block, Tehsil- Mohammadabad District, Ghazipur state, Uttar Pradesh, India. also known as Fakhanpura, the village is 29 km from Ghazipur and 25 km from Buxar. The village has one post office, a union bank of India, with atm facility. The population of the village is approximately 15000-20000 the village is dominated by Muslims ( Mainly Shaiks), and having other religious persons with 10 Mauza, having 5 Mosque, One Eidgah, 5 Mazar-e-sharif, Three temples. The aforesaid village is created with the blessings of Baba Shaik Farid.
Most of the peoples are in disciplinary forces, and the village having one added Madarsa and 4 convent schools along with other things are also available.
This village is very famous for agriculture. Village street are mostly interlocked and a few Street to be interlocked in near future. The streets of the villages are very clean. Village pardhan is Farhana Khatoon w/o Nadeem Siddiqui.
India's one of the largest Express Way will be terminate here in Haidaria Mauja Purvanchal Expressway.
In kargil war 10 persons participated .shaheed Ishtique Khan died on 3 July 1999 at tiger hill Kargil.
The Young generation of this village are very keen to join Armed Forces as well as State Police. Some of the Retired Doctors and Army Officers Also live here. Here are many people are serving in Army Paramilitary and Other Central Post. This village has one added Madasra and 3 convent school. Rahul Kumar Gupta is first IAS office from PAKHANPURA currently serving as Assistant Commissioner in Tezpur Assam. Many students are pursuing higher education in the field of research in IITs and NITs throughout the country.
âś“Fuzail Waris aka Shakeb a known film producer and a wildlife conserver was born in Pachchim Mohalla of the village. He is owning a film production house and upcoming regional airlines. His father Dr. Mohd. Alamgir became the first government medical officer from the village and his uncle Er. Mohd. Jahangir was the first government engineer from the village. His elder cousin sister Dr. Farzana Masood became the first scientist from the village.