Category: Featured Articles

  • Causes of Poverty in Pakistan

    Causes of Poverty in Pakistan Pakistan is a poor country. Its economy is facing fluctuations now a day. At the time of independence Pakistan has very low resources and capital, so the processes of progress were very slow. Unfortunately the politicians of Pakistan were all not well aware of modern global system and the progress…

  • one in three women take anti-depressants pills

    A survey has found that one in three womenare resorting to using anti- depressants at some point in their lives. The staggering figure has revealed many outwardly strong mothers and daughters are battling mental illness. One in four of those quizzed had been taking happy pills for at least 10 years. Eighteen per cent of all users…

  • Parents are more worried about the rising cost of their children’s education than the dangers of drugs and teenage pregnancy.

    A study has shown that parents are more worried about the rising cost of their children’s education than the dangers of drugs and teenage pregnancy. According to the poll of about 700 parents with teenagers, four out of 10 said their main concern was for their child’s financial future as they worry about tution fees and the…

  • Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY 4G

    The Sony Ericsson Xperia PLAY 4G is a fusion ofgamming and communications in a single device, where it will combine a PlayStation – certified gaming device with the capabilities and portability of an Android smartphone. For beginners, the Xperia PLAY 4G will come with dedicated gaming controls. The slide-out controller comes with a D-pad, dual analog touch joysticks,…

  • The unsung sense: How smell rules your life

    Smells shape our moods, behaviour and decisions, so why do they barely register in our conscious lives? I TRY to forget about potential onlookers as I crawl around a central London park, blindfolded and on all fours. With a bit of luck, the casual passer-by might not notice the blindfold and think I’m just looking…

  • Your amazing brain: Top 10 articles

    A vast increase in brain research in recent years is giving us a much improved picture of what’s going on in our white and grey matter. In case you hadn’t noticed, NewScientist.com is now making the last 12 months’ of articles free for everyone to read. Here we round up the top 10 in-depth articles…