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From the tranquil lakes of Soon-Sakesar to the bustling corridors of urban planning, this is the life journey of Izhar Ul Haq-planner, patriot, and storyteller. Born in the serene village of Naushahra in 1952, Izhar Ul Haq chronicles a life shaped by migration, memory, and mission. Raised in a military household, his early years spanned cantonments across Pakistan-from Bannu to Quetta, Sialkot to Murree-each place leaving its mark on his worldview. With a career spanning over four decades in town planning, including pivotal roles in various national and international organizations, the author reflects on the evolution of cities, the ethics of development, and the quiet resilience of communities. Interwoven with personal anecdotes, family legacies, and haunting encounters, this memoir is both a tribute to the Salt Range and a testament to a life of purpose. A deeply rooted yet globally aware narrative, this autobiography invites readers into a world of heritage, humility, and hope.

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