Back in the time when mobile phones were a relatively new thing, Nokia 3310 was a rage amongst the masses. Because of its resilience, durability, and features, it is still remembered by many.
During that time, around 126 million pieces were sold worldwide and this establishes the popularity of the phone. Soon after the introduction of smartphones, we saw feature phones taking a back seat in the lives of people.
Muhammad Khawas Khan belonged to Golra (Awan) family of village Hairan (Battal) , District Mansehra Pakistan. He was a Muslim and was born on 8th of March ,1908 in village Hairan. His father’s name was Qalandar Khan, a farmer. After passing his primary education in his village he was admitted in sixth class in Anglo Vernacular Middle School at Mansehra. After passing his Middle Class examination he got admission in 9th class but could not complete his Matriculation course and left the school in 1927.
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