Deconstructing Kabul

Dawn.com Published November 12, 2012

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The eyes of this city have seen what no other can imagine or supersede. Civil unrest has played a large role in determining its economical, political and social growth and war has torn open scars across its face. Despite the odds against it, stacked ever so high, there is blinding evidence of human resilience and spiritual endurance.—All photos and captions by Annie Zaman

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danial tariq

Nov 13, 2012 04:07pm

A smiling Kabul our wish

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Cherian (Melbourne)

Nov 13, 2012 10:43am

Great photos. A thriving Kabul and Afghanistan brings smile to my face

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Ghani Dotani

Nov 12, 2012 07:08pm

Late ISI cheif, General Akhtar Abdul Rehman (who died in a plane crash along with dictator Gen. Zia) once said,"Kabul must burn". True, Kabul, under his direction was burnt, but patriotic Afghans/Pashtoonstook upon themselves the gigantic task of rebuilding this devastated city. Today Kabul, which a decade ago was almost completely destroyed, gives the look of a city full of life. The face of Kabul today is totally changed. Bravo the people of Afghanistan and the international community without whose help Afghanistan would not have emerged from the unprecedented devastation.

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Haider

Nov 12, 2012 12:24pm

Good to see Kabul coming back to life after the horrendous civil war and the brutal Taliban era. All prayers for the Afghans. I hope their country is able to get back to its feet once again.

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understandingtheneighbour

Nov 12, 2012 02:21pm

fantastic pictures

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