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Encyclopedia > Korangi

Korangi is a growing town in Karachi, Pakistan. Aerial view of Karachi Downtown Karachi (کراچي) is the largest city in Pakistan and the capital of the province of Sindh. ...


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Asia Times Online :: South Asia news, business and economy from India and Pakistan (2215 words)
Korangi and Landhi were established in the early 1960s for displaced families that had come from British India after the partition of 1947, and which were living in squatter settlements near founding-father Muhammad Ali Jinnah's mausoleum in the heart of the city.
The generation raised in the early 1960s in Korangi and Landhi was ambitious, and despite their poor background, many reached the top ladders of the corporate, social and sporting worlds, while others established themselves at lower and middle levels in government offices.
When Akhtar started going to his nearby mosque in Korangi four years ago, everybody in his family was happy that he had separated himself from the drug addicts and goons of the neighborhood, as well as from the ethnocentric parties of the area known for their terror, militancy and extortion.
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