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The second day of the Gaza ceasefire has brought a temporary reprieve to the war-torn region. Civilians and rescue workers are now sifting through the rubble in search of survivors and the remains of loved ones. According to Gaza’s Civil Defence Agency, the search is ongoing for an estimated 10,000 bodies buried under the ruins, …
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The New Gwadar International Airport officially began operations with the landing of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA) flight PK-503. The flight departed from Karachi at 9:50 AM and touched down at 11:15 AM, carrying 46 passengers. This historic event marks a pivotal step in Pakistan’s efforts to boost regional trade and tourism while connecting the country …
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Police in Karachi have detained two suspects after the body of a missing seven-year-old boy, Sarim, was found in an underground water tank at the Baitul Naeem apartment complex in North Karachi. The discovery, made late last night, followed an extensive search operation by law enforcement and has sent shockwaves through the community. Discovery of …
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Samsung Electronics has introduced a groundbreaking innovation, showcasing holographic experiences that redefine mobile interaction. Ahead of the much-anticipated Galaxy Unpacked 2025 event on January 22, the company has teased its next chapter in Galaxy AI technology, offering a glimpse into the future of mobile devices. A City Transformed: Holograms in London On January 15, Samsung …
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Jannik Sinner, the reigning Australian Open champion, showcased resilience as he overcame illness, injuries, and delays to defeat Holger Rune in the fourth round. His victory, marked by a 6-3, 3-6, 6-3, 6-2 scoreline, extended his 18-match winning streak on hard-court majors. The keyword Australian Open champion underscores Sinner’s determination to defend his title despite …
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The U-19 Women’s T20 World Cup 2025 kicked off in dramatic fashion as India and Sri Lanka registered resounding victories on the opening day in Kuala Lumpur. Defending champions India crushed West Indies by nine wickets, while Sri Lanka demolished Malaysia by 139 runs, with both teams showcasing outstanding bowling performances. India’s Bowlers Decimate West …
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The TikTok ban, which took effect on January 19, 2025, disrupted millions of users across the U.S. before President-elect Donald Trump intervened to delay its enforcement. The popular social media app is now back online for many users, following Trump’s promise to work toward a long-term solution. The keyword TikTok ban has been at the …
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A high-ranking Bangladesh military delegation led by Lieutenant General SM Kamrul Hassan, Principal Staff Officer (PSO) of Bangladesh’s Armed Forces Division, visited senior Pakistan Navy officials on Sunday to discuss defence collaboration and regional security. The visit underscored the shared commitment of both nations to fostering stronger professional ties. Key Meetings and Discussions During his …
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The early universe underwent a period of rapid expansion known as cosmic inflation, which shaped the large-scale structure of the cosmos. For decades, scientists have theorized that this inflation was powered by an unknown force called the inflaton field. However, new research suggests that inflation might have occurred without introducing a new entity, relying instead …
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The battle to eliminate hepatitis B and C by 2030 faces a daunting challenge—conflict and political instability. These crises disrupt fragile healthcare systems, allowing infectious diseases like hepatitis to thrive. Sustained efforts in prevention, diagnosis, and treatment are critical to the global hepatitis elimination agenda, but these become nearly impossible in war-torn regions and among …
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The stock market closed the week on a high note, signaling optimism for continued growth. Political unpredictability and rising crude oil prices caused fluctuations throughout the week, but appealing valuations and improving economic indicators helped maintain investor interest. Analysts anticipate strong financial results in the upcoming earnings season, further boosting market confidence. Positive Week-End Performance …
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The mobile industry is abuzz with anticipation for the highly awaited Galaxy S25 launch, which is expected to set the stage for flagship devices in 2025. Leaked renders and promotional materials hint at sleek, thinner designs across the S25 lineup. As excitement builds, other notable devices like the Nothing Phone (3) and the Poco F7 …
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Karachi experienced a massive power breakdown on Sunday, plunging several areas into darkness due to a fault in an Extra High Tension (EHT) line. The disruption affected over 400 feeders across 23 grid stations, halting electricity supply in major parts of the city. Cause of the Breakdown The power outage began at 11 AM when …
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Pakistan’s spinners Sajid Khan and Abrar Ahmed delivered a clinical performance to secure a 127-run victory against the West Indies on the third day of the first Test in Multan. The hosts took a 1-0 lead in the two-match series, thanks to Sajid’s 5-50 and Abrar’s 4-27. West Indies, chasing a target of 251, collapsed …
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The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) government has announced that action against miscreants in the troubled Kurram District is now unavoidable. Following months of unrest and attacks that claimed over 170 lives, authorities aim to stabilize the area through targeted operations, ensuring safety for peaceful residents. Rising Tensions in Kurram The volatile situation in Kurram stems …
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Prince Harry has received a significant gesture of goodwill from Buckingham Palace ahead of his trip to the UK. King Charles III has reportedly invited the Duke of Sussex to stay at the royal residence, signaling a desire to mend strained family ties. However, Harry has declined the offer, choosing instead to make independent arrangements. …
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The Trump administration’s migrant raids will begin on the first full day of Donald Trump’s presidency, targeting undocumented migrants in major US cities. Tom Homan, the incoming “border tsar,” has promised widespread operations to detain and deport migrants living in the US without authorization, prioritizing criminals and gang members. These actions mark the start of …
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The much-awaited Israel-Hamas ceasefire in Gaza is set to take effect on Sunday at 8:30 am (06:30 GMT). Announced by Qatar’s Foreign Ministry, the ceasefire marks a crucial step in halting hostilities that have caused extensive devastation and loss of life. While the agreement aims to provide relief to displaced Palestinians and prisoners on both …
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The groundbreaking chatbot ELIZA, the first of its kind in the history of artificial intelligence (AI), has been revived after 60 years. Created by MIT professor Joseph Weizenbaum in the 1960s, ELIZA was rediscovered and restored by researchers who uncovered its long-lost computer code in the archives of MIT. Despite its age, this pioneering program …
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A new cryptocurrency, $TRUMP, has taken the Solana blockchain by storm, achieving an $8 billion market cap within hours of its launch. Allegedly tied to President-elect Donald Trump, the coin has sparked both excitement and skepticism across the crypto community. Meteoric Rise on Solana The $TRUMP token, branded as the “Official Trump Meme Coin,” was …
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In a shocking act of violence, two senior judges of Iran’s Supreme Court were killed in a targeted shooting at the tribunal building in central Tehran. The tragedy unfolded on Saturday morning when an armed attacker stormed their office and opened fire before taking his own life. This assassination has raised serious questions about security …
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In anticipation of an upcoming counterterrorism operation, authorities in Khyber Pakhtunkhwa’s Lower Kurram tehsil have ordered the establishment of camps for temporarily displaced persons (TDPs). This move follows escalating violence in the region, including recent attacks on aid convoys and food shortages due to road blockades. Camps Planned for Displaced Families The Kurram deputy commissioner …
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Astronomy faces a critical challenge as the planned INNA renewable energy project threatens the pristine skies of Chile’s Atacama Desert. Mount Paranal, home to the European Southern Observatory’s (ESO) Very Large Telescope (VLT), offers some of the darkest skies on Earth, essential for cutting-edge astronomical research. However, light pollution from the proposed hydrogen plant could …
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