Ahsan

  In 1965, Karachi was the capital of the newly formed country of Pakistan and had a population of around 3.5 million. The city was a major economic and industrial center, with a thriving port and a growing middle class. The city had undergone significant development since Pakistan's independence in 1947, with new infrastructure, housing, and public buildings being constructed. In 1965, Karachi was also a major center of politics and culture in Pakistan. The city was home to many political leaders and organizations, and was a center of intellectual and artistic activity. The city had several universities and colleges, as well as many cultural and educational institutions. The city's architecture was a mix of colonial and modern buildings. Many of the colonial-era buildings were preserved and remain standing today. The city's infrastructure was also improving, with new roads, bridges and public transportation being built. However, Karachi was also facing several chal...