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The Republic of Narowal: How One District Became Pakistan's Beating Heart, Its Silicon Valley, Its Geneva, and Its Only Hope
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The Republic of Narowal: How One District Became Pakistan's Beating Heart, Its Silicon Valley, Its Geneva, and Its Only Hope
Pakistan has 169 districts. Most of them are waiting. Waiting for roads that do not wash away in the first monsoon. Waiting for hospitals with doctors who actually show up. Waiting for electricity that stays on for more than four hours a day. Waiting for clean water. The people of Balochistan have been waiting for the Kachhi Canal since 2002 — a project that would irrigate vast stretches of dry land and give struggling farmers a reason to stay o…
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