Mian Hayaud Din

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Major General Mian Hayaud Din
Nickname(s)	Gunga
Born	(1910-07-02)2 July 1910 Peshawar, British India (now Pakistan)
Died	20 May 1965(1965-05-20) (aged 54) Cairo, United Arab Republic (now Egypt)
Allegiance	British India (1932-47) Pakistan (1947-60)
Service/branch	British Indian Army Pakistan Army
Years of service	1932–1960
Rank	Major-General
Service number	A.I. 97 PA-18
Unit	Frontier Force Regiment
Commands held	9/12 Battalion Frontier Force Regiment Bannu Brigade GOC VII Division Colonel Commandant-Frontier Force Regiment Chief of General Staff (CGS)
Battles/wars	Second World War Anglo-Iraqi War Burma Campaign 1944-1945 First Indochina War Indo-Pakistani War of 1947
Awards	Hilal-i-Jurat Order of the British Empire Military Cross Legion d'Honneur Legion of Merit
Other work	Director General, Bureau of Mineral Resources; managing director, Oil & Gas Development Corporation; Chairman, National Press Trust

Major General Mian Hayaud Din HJ MBE MC sc, idc (2 July 1910 – 20 May 1965) was a Pakistani military officer and former officer in the British Indian Army during the Second World War. He saw active service in several campaigns and was an eminent soldier and government official in the early years of the new state of Pakistan, going on to serve at the high profile position of Chief of General Staff.