Khakhi is a small village which lies in Tehsil Jalalpur Pirwala of Multan District, Punjab Province, Pakistan. The 2023 census counted 1,117 residents with 572 males and 545 females. Males form 51.2 percent of the population. The village covers 419 acres, creating a population density of 2.67 persons per acre, showing moderate population concentration.
Educational Crisis in Khakhi
Literacy remains extremely low at 11.3 percent for residents aged 10 years and above, marking it among the least educated villages. Male literacy is 15.6 percent and female literacy just 6.8 percent. Educational attainment shows 43 males and 19 females completed primary but below matric. Only 8 males reached matric but below degree level, with no females at this level. Degree holders include 7 males and 1 female, reflecting severe educational deprivation affecting Khakhi’s development prospects.
Social Profile
All 1,117 residents practice Islam, showing religious homogeneity. Age distribution shows 794 individuals aged 10 years and above, representing the potential literate population. Adults aged 18 years and above number 587, forming the working group. The elderly population of 60 years and above comprises 62 individuals.
Future Prospects for Khakhi
The 419 acres of land support basic agricultural activities, but educational crisis poses serious challenges for long-term development. With female literacy below 7 percent, gender inequality is extreme. Khakhi village needs immediate educational interventions including school construction, teacher recruitment, and community awareness programs. The moderate population density allows space for educational infrastructure development. Without urgent action on education, this settlement will continue facing development challenges despite having adequate land resources for agricultural growth.