Chennai Swabi
Chanai Swabi (Pashto: چنئی سوابۍ Urdu: چنئی صوابی) is a village of District Swabi, Pakistan. It is situated in Gadoon Amazai. Its tehsil is Topi. It is about 45 km from the city of Swabi.
Languages and People
Pashto is the main language spoken in the area. Gujri and Punjabi Language (in Hindko dialect) are spoken by a few. Urdu, the national language, is also spoken and understood.
The residents are referred to as Swabiwal. The Mandanr Yusufzai (Afghan tribe) subsection of the Yusufzai clan, Awan or Awanri (Pashtun) (Hasankhel, Hussain Khel, Sahib Khel) Malikdeen Khel the Khattack, Dilzak and a few families of the Gakhar tribe, as well as the Jadoon tribe, which are Pashtuns, form a majority of the population.
Culture
The culture is local and traditional, reflecting Pakhtoon culture.
Major sources of income are agriculture and people have their own lands. They also work outside the town as labor in various fields. They migrate abroad for higher financial careers.
Population
The village is not overpopulated and is not congested. About 10,000 people live in the village and its surroundings. The population is increasing over time.
References
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