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How are these pictures?

Finally, after 4 years, I retired my Sony Xperia 5iii today... Some pictures captured with it.

u/AwarenessNo4986 — 3 days ago
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Karachi 1953 (IG: Pakistanihistoryposts)

Karachi, 1953. 🇵🇰

Just a few years after independence, Karachi was the young nation’s capital, its main port and one of its most important commercial centres. The streets were a mix of horse carts, camel carts, cars and trucks, while Karachi’s port and airport connected Pakistan to the wider world.

The city was growing rapidly. Its population had risen dramatically after 1947, reaching over 1 million by 1951. Yet despite the enormous pressure created by migration, Karachi was still known for its relatively clean streets, active commercial life and growing importance as Pakistan’s economic hub. (Pakistan Bureau of Statistics)

Over the following decades, the population exploded while housing, transport, water, sanitation and infrastructure struggled to keep pace. By 1961, Karachi’s population had reached around 1.9 million, and by 1972 it had passed 3.5 million. (Pakistan Bureau of Statistics)

The Karachi seen in these 1953 streets would slowly disappear — replaced by a much larger, more crowded and increasingly difficult city.

A glimpse of the Karachi that once was. ❤️

Available at: https://www.instagram.com/reel/Dd6nNDZAbKX/

u/AwarenessNo4986 — 12 days ago
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Punjab University New Campus Pul pe waqia is Dahi Bhalle wali shop ko kon kon janta hai? #fyp #foryou #lahore #trending #viral #punjabuniversity #reels #shorts #travel

u/AwarenessNo4986 — 13 days ago
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The story of Lahore's Canal (IG: nomanjaffarkhan)

Lahore ki thandi tareekh...not quite literally🔥😄
"Neher" is one of many significant historical landmarks in Lahore, surprisingly still active at a length of 60kms, it gives Lahore it's most famous "Canal Road"...
Follow for more such amazing short documentaries 😄♥️

Available at: https://www.instagram.com/reel/DdJeQK-iRM0/

u/AwarenessNo4986 — 19 days ago
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Work in progress at the Akbari Sarai Mosque, Shahdara Complex, opposite Walled city of Lahore, across the Ravi (IG: Punjabwalledcitiesauthority and shahdaracomplex

Work in progress at the Akbari Sarai Mosque, Shahdara Complex. Restoring history with care and commitment, PWCA continues its dedicated efforts to revive the architectural and cultural significance of this remarkable heritage site.

 

Available at: https://www.instagram.com/p/DdmG3QyAJWj

u/AwarenessNo4986 — 21 days ago
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Today is the death anniversary of the freedom fighter of Punjab against Britishers. Rai Ahmad Khan Kharal in 1857. Those whose ancestors were fighting against this man with British will never remember this hero of this land. History is written by the winner

u/AwarenessNo4986 — 24 days ago
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Anyone from lhr remembers this

Such a yummy ice cream they had, it's really a nostalgia

They were the first ice cream in lhr who brought this thing that you could fill the ice cream yourself and bill according to the weight of your ice cream ayega,amd they had frozen ice cream

Really miss it

u/AwarenessNo4986 — 26 days ago