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Abdus Salam the Physicist Won the Nobel Prize. Salam the Pakistani Elevated it.

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What Pakistan’s Amazing Research Productivity Statistic Isn’t Telling You

A man rides a donkey-drawn cart supplying steel rods on a smoggy morning in Lahore, Pakistan November 10, 2017. Credit: Reuters/Mohsin Raza

As Residents of Lahore Choke on Air Pollution, Pakistani Officials Dawdle

Would a Rationalist Like Ruchi Ram Sahni Have Survived Today?

Why the Clean Drinking Water Project Is Going Nowhere in Pakistan’s Punjab

1947 saw the partitioning of libraries too. Source: YouTube

Doctors With(out) Borders: How Partition Affected Scientists in India and Pakistan