Talk:Lyari Town
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Possible additions[edit]
[1] —Preceding unsigned comment added by Cmanser (talk • contribs) 03:45, 2 November 2008 (UTC) The Writer should add:
In the History portion the writer should say: What is the word Lyari means? Where is the word Lyari come from? How come this area called Lyari ? This is a water runs in Lyari called Lyari river or Lyari naddi and it's environmental issues. How it changed to the sewer line? Old people used to fish in this river. People of Lyari: The article on Lyari is not complete without mentioning Baloch majority and why the big number of Iranian Balochistan's Baloch came here. Who are the native of this area? How come this area is neglected by past British Raj and present Pakistan? The famous people of Lyari should have been mentioned here. Famous Pakistan Olympic athletes, earlier mayor of Karachi and famous teachers who born and raised in Layri should be mentioned who did a lot to Pakistan.
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