Infrastructure Development in Pakistan

[Muhammad Omar]

The Jhimpir Wind Power Plants in Sindh’s Thatta district are producing 100 megawatts of electricity for the national grid. This wind corridor of Sindh has the potential to produce up to 50,000 MW of electricity with an average wind speed of over 7 meters per second.

 

[Nova2]

Karachi ! Choosen as a banner fr today on Skyscrapercity.com

 

[khanboy007]

Regal Chowk - The Mall Lahore c. 1960s

 

[DRaisinHerald]

Why do images from 'back in the days' of Pakistani cities look so much more 'modern' and cleaner??

 

[Shabaz Sharif]

Why do images from 'back in the days' of Pakistani cities look so much more 'modern' and cleaner??

Poor cameras not capturing dirt properly.

 

[khanboy007]

Why do images from 'back in the days' of Pakistani cities look so much more 'modern' and cleaner??

we didnt have many people that needed to be taught.....now there are many people in the same area who dont know how to take care of things which is very unfortunate
take muree as an example its a complete mess now...because people dont know where to throw the trash or the least they could do if taught to respect the country, was to take it back home with them and then dump it there

education is what leads a modern society;

thats why the past seems fashionable and reputable (in our case)

 

[SHAMK9]

KCR renders

 

[Muhammad Omar]

Under-construction Air Traffic Control (ATC) Tower at New Islamabad International Airport

KARACHI: DHA phase development work, On right creek vista, in the centre 2 new tall building (34 storey + 22 storey) under-construction by Aqeel Kareem Dhedi.
Some uplift work at moin khan cricket academy also under-way.

RAWALPINDI: Electricity transmission system of wires will be shifted underground in Saddar market.

 

[Edevelop]

The Arkadians, Karachi

Picture Credits: @MWAhmed and RKhan (ssc)

 

[Edevelop]

Azadi Chowk, Lahore

 

[Muhammad Omar]

Construction of new Flood Arrangement at Balloki Headworks on River Ravi

Construction of new Khanki Headworks on River Chenab. The old Khanki Headworks was constructed by the British in 1889 and was the oldest headworks in Pakistan. The new Headworks will replace the old one.

 

[DRaisinHerald]

The Arkadians, Karachi

Picture Credits: @MWAhmed and RKhan (ssc)

Woah, is that actually happening? It should hopefully improve that Karachi skyline a bit!

 

[Edevelop]

New Islamabad Airport

Picture Credits: Saeed Ahmed & malpensa (ssc)

 

[BATMAN]

The Jhimpir Wind Power Plants in Sindh’s Thatta district are producing 100 megawatts of electricity for the national grid. This wind corridor of Sindh has the potential to produce up to 50,000 MW of electricity with an average wind speed of over 7 meters per second.

this is very true and rest is every one's imagination, that what kind of **** are we doing, by accepting rulers like Zardari and Balawal and Sharifs and Imran Khan and Bashir Bilour?
let there be no doubt, that the control of Pakistan is in wrong and inept hands, who are ruling Pakistan not because of votes but because they have foreign support.

Why do images from 'back in the days' of Pakistani cities look so much more 'modern' and cleaner??

That's the prime time of our parents youth, my uncles have lot of dating memories from that Shezan restaurant in the picture, they used to study in Punjab University (old block), just two crossing further down the road.

 

[nomi007]

METRO IN 9TH AVERNEW