Military Farms milk factory is located in Sathghara. Renala Khurd Hydropower Plant Renala Khurd Hydropower Plant is one of the most popular hydroelectric stations of Pakistan. It is situated on Canal Loar-Bari-Doo-Aab. Sir Ganga Ram (1851–1927), a civil engineer and leading philanthropist of his time, established the Renala Khurd hydroelectric power station in 1925. In 1873, after a brief Service in Punjab Public Works Department, he devoted himself to practical farming. He obtained on lease from the government 50,000 acres (200 km2) of barren, unirrigated land in Montgomery District, and within three years converted that vast desert into fields, irrigated by water lifted by a hydroelectric plant and running through a thousand miles of irrigation channels, all constructed at his own cost. This was the biggest private enterprise of the kind, unknown and unthought of in the country before. Sir Ganga Ram earned millions, most of which he gave to charity. In the words of Sir Malcolm Hailey, the Governor of Punjab at the time, "he won like a hero and gave like a Saint". Sanctuaries Jamia Masjid Karimia Robina Town Jamea Masjid Ghosea Rizwea Sadar Bazar Jamea Masjid Ghosea Usmania Muslim Town Jamea Masjid Abi Hurera Jamea Um-ul-Qura (C Block) Jamea Ehsan (B Block) Jamea Usman (A Block) Jamea Aisha (Ahle-Hadith girls' Islamic institute) Masjid Samdea Salamea Basti Hazoor Sahib Gole Masjid Ghalla Mandi Jamea Mehmodea G T road Imam Bargha Bait Ul Hussain Jamea Fatmea (Shia girls' Islamic institute) Catholic Church of Our Lady of Fatima The Catholic Church (Our Lady of Fatima Parish) is situated at the Mitchell's fruit farms. There is a nun's convent within the church compound. A boys school, a girls school and a hostel for boys is inside the compound. This church made international news, when Reverend Father George Ibrahim (aged 38) was martyred; he was a serving parish priest. On the early hours of 5 July 2003, at about 2:00 a.m., the parish priest of the Catholic Church at the Mitchell's Fruit Farms, and his cook Pervaiz Masih were lying in the patio after returning from the DHQ (District Headquarters) Hospital in Okara around midnight. He had visited the hospital to inquire about Father Isaac's health. Half a dozen assailants entered his house and killed him on resisting. References Okara District Tehsils of Punjab, Pakistan 1914 establishments in India