Pakistan’s nuclear arsenal may have plateaued due to uranium shortage: study

Pakistan does not have high grade uranium ore in the country, and its potential uranium reserves are also not very large

Transforming a Karachi slum into a tidy suburb

The success of various programmes initiated under a pilot project in Orangi, a Karachi slum, has inspired its leader to predict the squatter …

Cutting disgrace

Increased demand for timber in Pakistan has prompted poor tribals to sell their trees as a means of generating income

Blasting the tests

Intellectuals, politicians and army officials come under one roof to criticise the nuclear tests of India and Pakistan

Black valley

Experts say that intense shelling during the recent Indo-Pak conflagration in Kargil had a disastrous effect on the environment

Quite disturbing: Pakistan nutrition survey

The Nutrition Section of Pakistan's Planning Commission, working in collaboration with the United Nations International Children's Emergency Fund,…

"We have won against the army"

Muhammad Ali Shah has been crusading for the rights of fisherfolk for the past three decades. Presently he heads the Pakistan Fisherfolk Forum (…

Pakistan elections: health on agenda

Pakistani politicians woo voters with proposals for improvements in country’s healthcare system ahead of polling on Saturday

Simply Put: South Asian unity

DESTROYING A BEACHHEAD

PAKISTAN

PAKISTAN ( CDA)

PAKISTAN

Power vision

Financial lure

Protracted suffering

South Asia

South Asia

Cosmetic surgery

COTTON SUCCESS

BUOYING UP

OBJECTION SUSTAINED

PROJECTS FOR PAKISTAN

Unpleasant move

The US ban on Indian scientific institutions comes as a rude shock

PAKISTAN TO COMPLAIN