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    The document compares and contrasts the cities of Lahore and Delhi, describing them as two sides of a mirror. It notes that while Lahore was historically part of India and is now part of Pakistan, and Delhi was historically part of Pakistan and is now part of India, the cities share cultural similarities as former capitals of empires and centers of culture that were divided during Partition. The cities also face many of the same challenges as their populations increase, including issues of infrastructure, pollution, and cultural preservation.

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    Lahore and Delhi Two Sides of a Mirror

    Author(s): AJAZ ANWAR


    Source: India International Centre Quarterly, Vol. 24, No. 2/3, Crossing Boundaries
    (MONSOON 1997), pp. 274-283
    Published by: India International Centre
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