In the bustling city of Lahore, where numbers often dance in the air like the hum of traffic, lived a young man named Ahsan Khan. From a young age, Ahsan had an unusual fascination—not with cartoons or cricket—but with numbers. Equations were his playground, and problems were puzzles he couldn't resist solving.

After completing his Master’s degree in Mathematics with distinction, Ahsan was determined not to let his passion be limited to chalkboards and classrooms. He discovered the world of Operations Research (OR)—a field where math met real-world problems in logistics, scheduling, resource allocation, and decision-making.

Though his tools were complex algorithms and software like Lingo, Python, and Excel Solver, Ahsan always believed in one simple principle: "Every problem is just an equation waiting to be solved." But for Ahsan, it wasn’t just about solving equations—it was about making life easier for people using the power of mathematics.

Colleagues admired not just his sharp intellect, but also his humility. He would often say, “A formula is meaningless unless it improves a life.”