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Dr. Adeeb Rizvi didn’t just build an institution. He carved a way of thinking — that healing begins with dignity.

A massive glacier collapse in the Himalayas triggered deadly floods in Nepal and Tibet, serving as a stark reminder that Pakistan faces the same rising risks from its own thousands of glaciers

The discourse surrounding women’s reproductive health remains deeply entrenched in shame, and healthcare systems remain largely ill-equipped to recognise and respond to the severity of postpartum psychosis

The Red Line BRT project, meant to symbolise fast and efficient transport, has instead brought years of hardship to residents along University Road in Karachi — an ordeal that shows no sign of ending

In an era of chaperones and convention, AMPIS was more than a coffee house for Karachi’s young couples—it was a rare haven for dating and romance.

With the Sheikhupura Biomass Steam Plant inauguration, Nestlé Pakistan advances cleaner energy and net-zero goals using agricultural residue

President Iskander Mirza was neither the villain of popular mythology nor the flawless statesman of nostalgic revisionism. He was a consequential nation-builder whose career embodied many contradictions of Pakistan’s formative decade.

No one can overlook the Arabic legacy in the language of science. Words such as algebra, algorithm, alchemy, alcohol, and zenith carry traces of a remarkable Golden Age shaped by scholars across the Arab-Islamic world.

The visit of Khan Liaquat Ali Khan, the first Prime Minister of the newly independent state of Pakistan, to Kansas City, U.S.A., remains a forgotten moment in Pakistan’s history

Religion is gradually becoming less common in many Western, high-income countries. Why is this decrease happening worldwide?

On 10 June 1857, forty freedom fighters were blown from the mouths of cannons in what remains the largest mass execution of the War of Independence — a chapter of history that has no memorial and barely a mention.

The growing influence of Indian-origin leadership in the American technology industry has become one of the most sensitive and consequential debates facing the industry today

The WHO reveals that about 24 million people in Pakistan need mental health support, indicating that the mental health burden in the country is quite substantial, even though it’s not always fully recognised

The true purpose of STEM and STEAM education is not simply to produce more scientists or engineers, but to nurture a generation capable of thinking critically, innovating responsibly, and shaping Pakistan’s future

A morning spent with the elderly residents of Dar-ul-Sukun was a moving reminder that compassion often flourishes where family bonds have fallen silent

As Spain lifted the FIFA World Cup 2026 trophy, the tournament left a legacy shaped as much by controversy as by sporting excellence