In Karachi, I find the pattern of life to be in contrast to that in Taxila. Though Taxila is of historical importance, unfortunately, it could not get its due status and regain the ostentation it had in the past as a seat of learning. The youngsters, who aspire to learn, have very few facilities available at their disposal. There are few colleges and technical institutes. Those who wish to get higher education have to move to nearby cities.
Financial constraint is also a problem for some.
Thus, many talented and genius people slide into wilderness. Despite that, the city has produced many professionals who are trying to do their best in their respective field of work. On the other hand, the city of Karachi provides a flurry of activities. There are a large number of educational institutions where one can learn the discipline of one's own choice. Whereas, the students in Taxila have very limited choice.