Bagnotar - Public Facilities

Public Facilities

  • Govt Inter College Bagnotar
  • Government Boys Higher Secondary School BAGNOTAR
  • Government Girls Secondary School Bagnotar (being upgraded to Higher Secondary)
  • Government primary, middle, high and higher secondary schools for boys.
  • G.o.v.t primary school (Nakrolla, Bandimera) Established 1919
  • MODEL POLICE STATION BAGNOTAR (newly re-constructed building after earthquake of 2005) with a Police Post at HARNO BAZAR (picnic spot at the River Harno)
  • HOSPITAL. A newly re-constructed Basic Health Unit with residential accommodation for doctor and staff.
  • POST OFFICE. A complete govt building of Post Office with residential quarters exist who deliver the mails, money orders and packets to other post offices like Bagh, Bandi Maira, Namli Maira, Phalkot, Beerangali, Malsa, Noormang, Bara Hoter and other branch post offices is delivered. This Post Office is also dealing with the utilities bills and payment of pensionners of the federal and provincial governments besides saving banks facilities.
  • IN MULLAH RIAN THERE WAS AONE Government primary School AND ONE higher school FOR BOYS *IN MULLAH RIAN THERE WAS AONE Government primary School AND ONE higher school FOR GIRLS

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