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From Hunting to Cultivated Meat
Cultivated meat could reduce slaughter and pressure on agricultural land, but ecological benefits remain conditional. By Ramesh Raja Can humanity…
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Nobel Prize and Pakistan’s Scientific Future
Nobel Prizes 2026: Global Recognition of Knowledge, Research and Creativity for Humanity Discoveries Across Six Fields, Their Benefits for Humanity,…
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Lund, Rind, Sand of Sindh and Sweden
From Lund, Rind and Sand of Sindh to Lund, Rind Ö and Sand Ö of Sweden Living in Sweden, I…
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Trout under pressure from man and nature
Pakistan’s prized trout under threat as climate change, overfishing take toll Cold, glacier-fed waters in Gilgit-Baltistan provide ideal environment for…
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Malir: Farmlands, Heritage at risk
Education City project poses a big threat to Indigenous People, Farmland, and Heritage The provincial government should immediately review Education…
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Karachi Mall Fire Exposes Safety Gaps
Deadliest blaze in decade has killed 60 people with dozens still missing The metropolis currently has only 1,000 trained firefighters…
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Pakistan Faces a Dearth of Libraries
Despite their importance, libraries in Pakistan face a range of challenges that limit their impact Infrastructure deficits are widespread: many…
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Port Qasim Occupies More Islands, Creeks
Port Qasim Authority is gradually capturing more islands and creeks, displacing small fishermen’s huts and eroding their historic routes to…
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Floods give new life to Indus Delta
Experts say the once-dying Indus Delta has sprung back to life, as floodwaters revived fisheries, nourished farmland and restored shrinking…
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Karachi’s clock towers await to tick again
Karachi’s historic clock towers once guided the city’s rhythms, but today serve as monuments to memory – and warnings about…
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