Death Toll in Gaza Soars Beyond 45,000

The devastating war in Gaza has reached a harrowing milestone, with over 45,000 fatalities, including 17,000 children. The Palestinian Ministry of Health confirmed this grim figure, highlighting the catastrophic human cost of the 14-month conflict. Thousands remain trapped beneath the rubble, adding to the staggering toll. Unbearable Loss and Destruction The relentless Israeli strikes have …

BHC Advocates Electric Vehicles to Reduce Pollution in Quetta

In a bid to combat growing pollution and traffic congestion, the Balochistan High Court (BHC) has suggested the introduction of electric vehicles (EVs) in Quetta’s central business district. This directive emerged during a hearing on traffic management, reflecting the court’s commitment to addressing the city’s environmental and traffic challenges. Court Demands Urgent Solutions A two-member …

WHO Urges Southeast Asia to Intensify Fight Against Tuberculosis

The World Health Organization (WHO) has called for renewed efforts to tackle tuberculosis (TB) in Southeast Asia. With the region accounting for nearly half of the global TB burden, WHO emphasized the need for collaborative, community-centered, and technology-driven strategies to eliminate this deadly disease. Addressing the TB Crisis WHO Regional Director Saima Wazed stressed the …

Aamir Khan’s Mahabharat: A Dream Project That Scares Bollywood’s Perfectionist

Bollywood superstar Aamir Khan, often called Mr. Perfectionist, has long dreamed of creating a cinematic adaptation of the epic Mahabharat. However, the actor recently revealed that the monumental scale and emotional weight of the project leave him hesitant. The Mahabharat, deeply rooted in Indian culture, represents a massive responsibility. Aamir admitted he fears getting it …

Lebo M Returns with Powerful Opening for Disney’s “Mufasa”

The legendary voice of “The Lion King,” Lebohang Morake, better known as Lebo M, has returned to lend his iconic touch to Disney’s upcoming prequel, “Mufasa: The Lion King.” Thirty years after captivating audiences with the unforgettable Zulu chant “Nants’ Ingonyama” in the original film’s opening sequence, Lebo M delivers a new composition for the …

Israeli Quadcopters and Their Deadly Role in Gaza

In the ongoing Gaza conflict, Israeli quadcopters have emerged as lethal tools targeting Palestinians. These small, remote-controlled drones, often equipped with explosives, have added a new layer of danger to life in Gaza. The increasing use of these quadcopters reflects a shift in modern warfare, amplifying fear and devastation among civilians. Deadly Technology in Action …

‘Soul of My Soul’: Gaza Grandfather Khaled Nabhan Killed in Israeli Bombing

In the relentless violence engulfing Gaza, Khaled Nabhan, a beloved Palestinian grandfather known for his compassion and resilience, was killed in an Israeli airstrike on Monday. Nabhan, affectionately called “Abu Diaa,” gained international attention last year after a video showed him cradling his granddaughter Reem’s lifeless body, calling her the “soul of my soul.” His …

Champions Trophy 2025: India’s Refusal to Travel

The Champions Trophy 2025 continues to face controversy as India remains firm in its decision not to travel to Pakistan, citing security concerns. This development has led to a heated debate over the tournament’s format and location, with the keyword “hybrid hosting model” emerging as the proposed solution. Amid growing tensions, cricket boards and the …

Huawei ICT Academy Marks 10th Anniversary with ME&CA Competition Finals

Huawei, in partnership with UNESCO IITE, MCIT, KSU, and TVTC, launched the 2024-2025 Middle East and Central Asia (ME&CA) ICT Competition Regional Finals in Riyadh. The event, hosted at King Saud University (KSU), celebrates the 10th anniversary of the Huawei ME&CA ICT Academy. Over 300 participants from 19 countries are attending the three-day event. The …

Iran Faces Energy Crisis Amid Fuel Shortages

Iran is grappling with an energy crisis as fuel shortages force the shutdown of multiple power plants across the country. This issue, intensified by plummeting temperatures, has disrupted daily life, leading to widespread power cuts, school closures, and electricity rationing. The fuel crisis highlights Iran’s growing struggle to balance energy demands despite being an energy …

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