Amali Science

Amali Science (Urdu: عملی سائنس) is a Pakistani science media brand with roots in a monthly Urdu-language science magazine first published in Karachi in September 1970. It is described as Pakistan's first Urdu technical science magazine, and its editor has been identified as Rehan Rizvi. The publication was established to make scientific and technological subjects accessible to Urdu readers, covering fields such as health, space, history of science, and technology. In its current form, Amali Science operates primarily as a digital publication at amaliscience.com. The website carries articles on a wide range of scientific and historical topics, including space exploration, medical research, the history of technology, and profiles of scientific figures. Recent content has covered subjects such as the 1513 Piri Reis map, the crash of a used SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage into the Moon, CAR-T cell therapy for cancer treatment, the history of the audio cassette, and the Hantavirus. The site organizes content into categories including Science, Health, History, Technology, and Space. The brand positions itself as a legacy publication — "Legacy of Pakistan's first Urdu technical science magazine" — combining its historical print heritage with contemporary online science communication. It serves Urdu-speaking audiences in Pakistan and abroad, offering accessible explanations of scientific developments and historical curiosities. While the original print magazine is no longer published, the Amali Science name continues through its website and digital content.

Amali Science was launched in September 1970 in Karachi, Pakistan, as a monthly Urdu-language science magazine. It is regarded as Pakistan's first Urdu technical science magazine, created to bring scientific and technical knowledge to Urdu-speaking readers at a time when such content was scarce in the language. The magazine's editor was Rehan Rizvi. The publication covered a broad range of scientific and technological subjects, from health and medicine to space exploration and the history of science. It built a reputation as a pioneering Urdu science periodical, and its legacy is explicitly claimed by the current Amali Science brand, which describes itself as the "Legacy of Pakistan's first urdu technical science magazine." Over time, the print magazine ceased publication, but the Amali Science name was revived as a digital publication. The website amaliscience.com now serves as the primary platform, publishing articles in Urdu on topics such as space missions, medical breakthroughs, historical mysteries, and technological innovations. Content is organized into categories including Science, Health, History, Technology, and Space. Recent articles on the site have covered the Piri Reis map of 1513, the crash of a used SpaceX Falcon 9 rocket stage into the Moon, CAR-T cell therapy for cancer patient Paolo Perrigrino, the history of the audio cassette, the Hantavirus, and profiles of historical figures such as Sushruta. The site also features commentary on artificial intelligence and Pakistan's technology ecosystem. Today, Amali Science continues to operate as an online science media brand, maintaining its mission of making science accessible to Urdu readers while adapting to digital formats.

• 1970

  Amali Science launched as a monthly Urdu science magazine in Karachi, Pakistan, in September.

• Print magazine ceased publication; brand later revived as a digital publication at amaliscience.com.

Legacy of Pakistan's first Urdu technical science magazine, now a digital science publication for Urdu readers.

• Amali Science monthly magazine (historical print)

  Urdu-language monthly science magazine published from Karachi, Pakistan, launched September 1970.

• amaliscience.com

  Online science publication in Urdu covering science, health, history, technology, and space.

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