Sri Muktsar Sahib War Memorial
A commemorative site honoring the bravery of Sikh warriors in the historic battle.
Credit demand thrives among mandi traders, fertilizer sellers, and commission agents during peak crop seasons.
Local garages in Malout and Lambi seek loans for tools, parts, and workshop upgrades.
Rural cotton mills need short-term capital for machinery, labor, and storage support.
Mela Maghi vendors and decorators rely on event-based finance for tents, stalls, and crowd services.
Local goods carriers need credit for vehicle purchase, fuel, and upkeep.
Developing areas near Badal Road see growing demand for plot and home-building loans.
A commemorative site honoring the bravery of Sikh warriors in the historic battle.
A tranquil forest area with spiritual significance where Guru Nanak Dev Ji is believed to have visited.
Remnants of a historic fort-palace reflecting Muktsar’s regal and architectural past.
A historic Sikh pilgrimage site where Guru Gobind Singh Ji rested after the Battle of Khidrana.
A serene gurudwara symbolizing the site where Guru Gobind Singh Ji’s horse stirrup fell.
Muktsar thrives on a mix of agri-trade, seasonal pilgrimage activity, and self-employed rural businesses.
The district has predictable cash flows during harvest and festival seasons—ideal for short-term, small-ticket loan cycles.
Shop No 927, Abohar Bye pass Road, Near Main bus Stand Muktsar
Phone:
0181-4639903-08
Email:
[email protected]
Agri-trade hubs and developing residential zones needing real estate and transport credit.
Women-led food and tailoring businesses needing microloans and inventory support.
Cotton ginners, vendors, and event services needing festival-season finance.
Coaching centers, school vans, and garages with ongoing credit requirements.