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WWE legend John Cena has officially launched his farewell tour and made a massive announcement—he will compete in the upcoming Royal Rumble 2025. The announcement came during the historic debut of WWE RAW on Netflix in Los Angeles, where Cena returned to an electrifying reception from fans. The farewell tour marks the beginning of the …
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Nvidia has unveiled DLSS 4, the latest evolution of its neural rendering technology, designed to enhance frame rates and performance in 3D visualization software. With groundbreaking features like Multi Frame Generation, DLSS 4 promises a significant leap in rendering efficiency, allowing AI to generate 15 out of every 16 pixels, transforming the way scenes are …
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North Korea has successfully tested a new intermediate-range hypersonic missile, marking a significant step in its pursuit of advanced weaponry. State media reported that the missile is designed with cutting-edge technology to penetrate enemy defenses more effectively, raising global security concerns. Details of the Hypersonic Test The missile was launched from the outskirts of Pyongyang …
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AC Milan pulled off an unforgettable comeback to defeat Inter Milan 3-2, claiming the Italian Super Cup in a dramatic final in Riyadh. However, a Tammy Abraham’s decisive goal in added time sealed Milan’s victory, capping a stunning recovery after falling two goals behind. This triumph marked a pivotal moment for Milan under their new …
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Karachi’s Intermediate Part 1 results have sparked fresh protests, with students and parents demanding clarity. The controversy has deepened as a female student from a local girls’ college has been declared failed in all her papers, despite excelling in matriculation. The issue has once again raised questions about the fairness and transparency of the examination …
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A heartbreaking accident claimed the life of a minor girl in Karachi’s Gulshan-e-Iqbal Railway Colony. Shazia, a young resident of a nearby slum, was struck by a tractor trolley while playing in the street. The tragic incident highlights the urgent need for stricter road safety measures in residential areas. Accident Details The accident occurred when …
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Oil prices fell on Tuesday, extending losses from the previous session. This marks a second consecutive day of decline following last week’s rally. While concerns over tightening Russian and Iranian supply amid Western sanctions helped limit the losses, broader market factors weighed on prices. Brent futures dropped by 8 cents, or 0.1%, to $76.22 per …
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Jemima Goldsmith, the former wife of PTI leader Imran Khan, was injured while hiking in South Africa. Reports indicate that she fell from a mountain while on a hiking expedition in Cape Town. She was immediately taken to a nearby hospital for treatment. Jemima was seen in public after the incident, sitting in a wheelchair …
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The United Nations (UN) has raised serious concerns after yet another infant froze to death in Gaza, marking the eighth such death in less than three weeks. The tragedy highlights the dire humanitarian crisis in the region, with the UN’s humanitarian agency (OCHA) condemning the preventable deaths of these vulnerable children. According to a statement …
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Pakistan’s citrus industry has received a major boost with the removal of laboratory testing requirements for the export of oranges to Malaysia. This development is seen as a significant breakthrough, which will ease the challenges faced by Pakistani exporters. The decision follows efforts by the Sargodha Chamber of Commerce and Industry (SCCI) and government officials …
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