LAHORE IN MOTION: Infrastructure, History And Belonging In Urban Pakistan by Ammara Maqsood Aziz Ahmad from its roots as the

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LAHORE IN MOTION: Infrastructure, History And Belonging In Urban Pakistan by Ammara Maqsood Aziz Ahmad from its roots as theLahore in Motion is a powerful exploration of a city in transitionwhere progress and displacement, modernity and memory, constantly collide. Set along the path of Lahores Orange Line metro corridor, this book traces how infrastructure reshapes lives, landscapes, and belonging in Pakistans cultural capital. Through the voices of academics, activists, artists, and architects, Lahore in Motion captures how a 27 kilometer stretch of metro rail became a