President Nasheed hosted a forum of the 11 most climate-vulnerable nations and urged them to go carbon neutral.
Full Story
TOP STORIES
-
Nobel-winning Russian physicist dies at 93
Vitaly Ginzburg, who was one of the fathers of the Soviet hydrogen bomb, has died in Moscow. -
China police hunt for two million unsafe condoms
Fake and unsterile contraceptives sold under a variety of brand names are already on the Chinese market: report. -
Australian spearfisher survives shark attack
Sightings of 20 foot sharks and mounting attacks continue to worry swimmers along the Australian coast. -
Condition of CNIC copy for SIM correction withdrawn
Customers are now required to fill the undertaking form and they have to show their original CNIC, said the PTA. -
EU warns of climate change impact on India
At an annual EU-India summit, the EU president said India was already feeling the cost of rising global temperatures.
MORE TOP STORIES
EDITOR'S CHOICE
MEDIA GALLERY
REPRODUCTIVE HEALTH
WATER SHORTAGES
HIGHLIGHTS
-
Despite sex expert’s help, Taiwan pandas slow to mate
Tuan Tuan and Yuan Yuan have been separated in a bid to boost their libidos. -
How safe is our meat?
Hygiene principles in Pakistan’s slaughterhouses raise concerns about public health. -
Indian crocodiles ‘video blog’ for survival
Scientists are attaching cameras to gharials in a bid to prevent extinction. -
Two’s company: Sad demise
If you were given a chance to live up to 100 would you take it, asks S.M. Shahid. -
Newborns cry, coo in their own language: study
It is only by crying and experimenting that babies learn to speak a language.
WEATHER - PAKISTAN
Cities
WAKEUP CALL
Pakistan will have the fourth largest population of diabetic patients in the world by 2030.
‘WOMEN AND HEALTH’
We will not see significant progress as long as women are regarded as second-class citizens, said the WHO Director General.
WILDLIFE
In Nepal, poaching is getting worse, and the country has emerged as a hub for the illegal trade in animal parts.
RECRUITMENT OPEN
Advertisement campaigns splashed across South African media aim to transform ideas about sexuality.
WEB OF FRIENDS
‘It turns out that those who use the Internet and mobile phones have notable social advantages.’
WORKING OUT?
‘A pot-bellied man with unkempt hair was an acceptable image of men but courtesy of Bollywood, this has changed.’



