Last week, a long-awaited and stress-free vacation was enjoyed by millions of people across the country. Individuals from all walks of life were finally able to plan small holidays with their families and travel together. Trains remained the most popular mode of intercity transport, followed by buses
The Federation of All Pakistan Universities Academic Staff Associations (FAPUASA) has strongly condemned the Federal Government for hurriedly presenting the Higher Education Commission (HEC) Bill 2023 in a recent Federal Cabinet meeting.
A recent study conducted by the U.S. Geological Survey (USGS) has found that nearly half of tap water samples in the United States contain toxic “forever chemicals” known as PFAS (perfluoroalkyl or polyfluoroalkyl chemicals). These chemicals, found in a wide range of household items, can pose serious health risks.
The recent heavy rains and hailstorms in Northern [region] have caused flash floods, leading to distressing scenes captured in videos.
A recent study conducted by research firm Adalytics has generated controversy by suggesting that Google may have misled advertisers on its video-sharing platform, YouTube. The study claims that advertisers may have been deceived for years about Google’s proprietary TrueView skippable in-stream video ads, resulting in misplacement of their ads on problematic third-party websites. According to Adalytics, this could have cost advertisers billions of dollars.
An office boy residing in Abu Dhabi became a millionaire after purchasing a bottle of Mahzooz water and winning the live draw conducted by the company.
The Afghan government has placed a ban on beauty parlours, resulting in the termination of all licences for such establishments in Kabul Municipality.
The incident you mentioned involving a British man attempting to open the door of a plane in mid-air is indeed concerning.
Sweden’s Justice Minister, Gunnar Strommer, has stated that the government is considering making it illegal to desecrate the Holy Quran or other religious texts, citing recent Quran burnings that have “damaged” the nation’s security.
AI-based laser technology for pesticide and herbicide applications has gained attention as an innovative and eco-friendly approach.
In 1961, Queen Elizabeth of England visited Karachi and was accompanied by Field Marshal Ayub Khan, the Pakistani head of state.
The newly formed interim Management Committee of the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) has reportedly offered former cricketer Mohammad Hafeez the position of chief selector for the national team. The Chairman of the PCB, Zaka Ashraf, held a meeting with Hafeez to discuss the offer.
