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The Mirpur University of Science and Technology (MUST), Mirpur was established in 2009 by up-grading Mirpur Campus of the University of Azad Jammu and Kashmir (UAJK), Muzaffarabad. With the inception of the UAJK in 1980, the College of Engineering and Technology, the College of Home Economics and Institute of Islamic Studies were established as its constituent colleges and institute. The University College of Engineering and Technology and Institute of Islamic Studies were established in the premises of the then Government College for Boys, Mirpur while the University College of Home Economics was established in the premises of the Government College for Girls, Mirpur. The two colleges and the institute continued imparting education in the field of Electrical Engineering, Home Economics and Islamic Studies till 2001 as part of the UAJK. Later on, Department of Mechanical Engineering and Department of Computer Science and IT were also added to the system under the faculty of engineer
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On 14 August 1947, Mirpur was part of the princely state of Kashmir under the rule of Maharaja Hari Singh. A revolt against his rule erupted with the advent of Pakistan. This gained momentum by the invasion of Pushtun tribesmen from   . Most of Kashmir's state forces had barricaded themselves in Mirpur after having retreated from the surrounding posts in particular from Mangla Fort. On the outskirts of the city, the local rebels, being mainly retired army personnel from British and state's armies and defectors from the state's army, attacked the Maharaja's forces on 4 November 1947. Between 6 and 11 November, heavy battles between the former and Indian forces took place within the city. Mirpur city was captured by local rebels on 11 November and the rest of Mirpur district was captured by 25 November 1947. Pakistan Army helped at a later stage to restore law and order. ecome industrial workers in Britain. So when the Mangla Dam was about to be constructed in 1960, the
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Shahi qila

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S hahi Qila Pakistan ke mashoor shehar Lahore mein hai. Ye 120 acre par pheela hua qila hai. Ye Qila badshah akbar ne apne door-e-hakumat mein tameer karwaya. Ye dunya ka aik heran kar dene wala qila hai. 1556 se 1605 tak is ki tameer ki gayi. Waqt ke sath sath is mein tabdeeliyan bhi ki gayien. 1971 tak sheesh mahal aur moti masjid ne qilay ko 4 chand laga diye. Is mein 13 darwaze hain. Is qilay ki sair karne tamam dunya se log atay hain. machin nahi lagi hui yee pani ravi se ata tha aj sehazroon saal phely jab  shahi qila bna tha to es main mazdooron ne esa kam kiya tah k pan apny  ap ata tha or apny ap jata tha or dusra ajuba ye hai k pani apny ap garam  rahta tha matlab k jab shahi qila banaya gya to es main 1 diya jalaya gya  wo diya kabi b band nahi hota tha hamesha chalta rehta tha zameen k nechay  matlab qilay k nechay phir chand log aye qilay main ye dhekne k  ye pani  kase garm hota hai or pani kider se ata hai kyun ata hai ye dhekne k leay uno ne qilay k kh
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History of mirpur

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Mirpur district  ( ضلع میر پور ‬) is a  district  in  Azad Kashmir . [1]  The district is named after the main city,  Mirpur . The district of Mirpur has a population of 456,200 [2]  and covers an area of 1,010 km 2  (390 sq mi). The district is mainly mountainous with some plains. Its hot, dry climate and other geographical conditions closely resemble those of  Jhelum  and  Gujrat , the adjoining  districts of Pakistan . The original Mirpur district, along with the districts of  edia of Mirpur district is evolving day by day and a number of the media company are taking interest in Mirpur and launching their newspaper as Mirpur edition  Daily Mahasib started its journey in February 2006 other newspaper also launched their Mirpur edition like daily Adalat, daily Shaheen, Daily Kashmir express. they all provide daily Mirpur news, International news, national news, political news, sports, entertainment, showbiz, commerce, business news. Erstwhile Mirpur District (including present-day B
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