Pakistani Mobile Phones Improve Literacy via SMS Messaging
A UNESCO sustainable literacy pilot programme using Mobile Phone SMS text messaging has shown significant results in rural Pakistan. In this pilot project which ended last month, the learners who …
Continue reading »Pakistani Astronomers Bring Spectacular Science To Rural Masses
A grass-roots scientific association called the Khwarizmi Science Society (KSS) is gaining popular recognition for creating scientific awareness in far-flung areas of Pakistan. Using astronomy “astrofests” or “falakyati melas” (astronomy …
Continue reading »Pakistani Boy Genius Sets A-Levels World Record
Ali Moeen Nawazish - An 18-year old wiz-kid from Rawalpindi, wanted to get into Cambridge, so he sat in seven A-Levels exams in just one year - and secured 22 …
Continue reading »Pakistani Boy Becomes World’s Youngest Cisco Expert
Irtiza Haider, a Pakistani student of class 8 from Faisalabad has been crowned to be the world’s youngest Cisco Certified Network Associate (CCNA). He did it by answering 80 …
Continue reading »Pakistani Basketballer Aims High in an American Team
Pakistani-descent Shaan Rahi, a lanky basketball player aiming for college basketball in the United States, could become one of the few of South Asians to do so. Five years …
Continue reading »Pakistan Study Reveals Heaviest Snow in a Thousand Years
A study published today (27 April) in Nature says the region received more snow in the past century than at any other point during the past thousand years. Oxygen locked …
Continue reading »Rescued American Repays Pakistan Villagers by Building Schools
Mortenson has traveled the seemingly impenetrable paths of rural Pakistan, fighting the elements, poverty, fatwas against him from corrupt mullahs, death threats from Americans who consider him a traitor for …
Continue reading »Pakistan Study Shows Cloves Good for Diabetes
A small study out of Pakistan found extracts of cloves might be beneficial to people with type 2 diabetes. Researchers say the benefits lasted at least 10 days after the …
Continue reading »Lahore University Wins Top Award at Harvard International Conference
More than 1,400 students from 175 international institutes participated in the conference, the largest such international gathering of students. This is the first time in the history of the conference …
Continue reading »9,000 Year Old Dentistry Evidence Found in Pakistan
Researchers were impressed by how advanced the society was in Pakistan’s Baluchistan province. Primitive dentists drilled nearly perfect holes into live but undoubtedly unhappy patients between 5500 B.C. and 7000 …
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