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19 years old and a 50 on debut 👑
Ali Haider Jafri
Ali Haider Jafri
Kuala Lumpur and Jakarta are massive, teeming urban jungles and yet a love for trees at policy as well as popular levels is evident. Singapore is tiny and densely populated and still boasts some of the most well-preserved green open spaces. Struggling Kathmandu in Nepal offers banyans and peepal trees of such ancient provenance that one can almost imagine the calm visage of that great soul from the jungle kingdom of Lumbini who meditated and found nirvana under such a tree. You can’t fit more people in a city than they have managed to do so in Beijing or more sky scrapers in one than in Shanghai and yet nature is never too far away, the horizon never deprived of green. Tiny Qatar jealously protects every tree and celebrates them in its national symbology. Neighboring Delhi has some remarkable gardens and green spaces – the wild forests of the Delhi Ridge are a particular delight – all lovingly documented in Pradip Krishen’s delightful Trees of Delhi. As does leafy Bangalore with its memorable Lalbagh built by the visionary father-son due of Haider Ali and Tipu Sultan. Though they too face egregious urban development policies what is also palpable is growing opposition to the same.
Osama Siddique, 'Why do we hate trees?', Dawn
Ali Haider Jafri
Times Artist Transformed Ordinary Objects Into Eye-Catching Pieces Of Art
Haider Ali, a talented Pakistani truck artist, transforms ordinary objects into stunning, hand-painted works of art. Using bold colors, floral patterns, and intricate designs, he turns shoes, cars, scooters, and even building walls into something truly unique and meaningful.
Times Artist Transformed Ordinary Objects Into Eye-Catching Pieces Of Art
Haider Ali, a talented Pakistani truck artist, transforms ordinary objects into stunning, hand-painted works of art. Using bold colors, floral patterns, and intricate designs, he turns shoes, cars, scooters, and even building walls into something truly unique and meaningful.
Classy innings against Islamabad United by Haider Ali scoring 59 from 45