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Breakfast sets the tone for the rest of the day, and pancakes remain one of the most comforting choices worldwide. For many, a plant based diet raises the question: Do I have to give up pancakes? The good news is, the answer is no. Plant based diet pancakes are fluffy, filling, and flavorful, all without …
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SpaceX achieved a historic milestone as its Dragon spacecraft completed its 50th mission to the International Space Station (ISS). The launch, carried out from Cape Canaveral, Florida, on Sunday, highlighted the company’s consistent role in NASA’s Commercial Resupply Services program and its growing influence in human space exploration. A Landmark Mission The latest mission, officially …
The Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has introduced infrastructure funds to address the country’s $15 billion annual financing gap. By creating a dedicated category of mutual funds, the regulator aims to mobilize long-term domestic savings for projects that can transform Pakistan’s energy, transport, housing, and social sectors. A New Path for Investment SECP …
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The devastating force of Pakistan monsoon floods has claimed nearly 800 lives this season, prompting global sympathy and calls for urgent action. Among the voices of solidarity, Bahrain extended heartfelt condolences to Pakistan, underscoring the severity of the crisis and the need for international cooperation in facing natural disasters. Bahrain’s Message of Solidarity On Sunday, …
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The keyword Pakistan-China relations took center stage during a high-level meeting in Beijing, where Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi praised the Pakistani Army as the ballast of national stability and a steadfast guardian of bilateral friendship. His remarks highlighted the military’s role in strengthening ties and maintaining peace in a region facing rising uncertainty. Strong …
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The keyword Gaza famine has ignited global concern after the United Nations officially declared famine in the besieged territory. But for Palestinians, the declaration brought frustration rather than relief. Families struggling daily for food and shelter said the warning arrived “far too late,” as hunger and devastation already consume their lives. Scramble for Survival in …
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The keyword rain disaster has once again gripped Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, as heavy downpours and a fierce windstorm killed 11 people and injured 47 others in Dera Ismail Khan and Lower Dir. The toll added to the province’s mounting fatalities, now exceeding 400 deaths this season. Deadly Impact in Dera Ismail Khan The storm proved most lethal …
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Australia’s batting fireworks and dominant bowling left South Africa stunned in Mackay. The keyword “Australia vs South Africa” set the stage as the hosts piled up 431 runs for 2 wickets before bowling out their opponents for just 155. The massive 276-run win handed Australia their second-biggest ODI victory ever and denied South Africa a …
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X users share Gaza crisis with harrowing accounts and satellite evidence showing the devastation of Gaza’s education system, the collapse of hospitals, and the worsening famine. Posts from aid workers, journalists, faith leaders and activists highlight the human toll of the war, with calls for a ceasefire intensifying worldwide. Schools in Gaza Almost Destroyed The …
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Nearly 97% of schools in Gaza have been damaged or destroyed in the ongoing war, placing the territory’s education system on the brink of total collapse. The United Nations Relief and Works Agency for Palestine Refugees (UNRWA) warned that classrooms, once safe spaces for children, are now unusable or reduced to rubble. UN Satellite Imagery …
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The Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA) Khyber Pakhtunkhwa has issued a flood warning after the Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) forecast persistent heavy rains in several districts. The advisory highlights risks of flash floods, landslides, and urban flooding in different regions of the province. In its weather advisory, the PDMA said downpours are likely to swell …
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Ishaq Dar’s Dhaka visit has been hailed as a symbolic family reunion, highlighting the deep historical ties between Pakistan and Bangladesh. Defence analyst Dr. Abdullah Hameed Gul described the trip as a turning point, noting that Bangladesh was once part of Pakistan, and the bond between the two nations continues to endure despite decades of …
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India-U.S. trade talks are still ongoing, but tensions are rising as Washington prepares to impose hefty additional tariffs on Indian goods. Indian Foreign Minister Subrahmanyam Jaishankar confirmed that negotiations remain active, though he emphasized that New Delhi has clear redlines it will defend. The looming tariffs, set to take effect within days, threaten to disrupt …
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Shaheen Afridi statement on the absence of Babar Azam and Mohammad Rizwan from Pakistan’s Asia Cup 2025 squad has sparked debate across cricket circles. The left-arm pacer admitted that even he could face exclusion in the future as the team management shifts its focus towards grooming young talent. His remarks come as Pakistan prepares for …
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For many AI lovers, the keyword “AI companionship” carries deep meaning. When OpenAI launched GPT-5 in August and removed older models, users felt as if they had lost a trusted friend. The change left some grieving, others frustrated, and many questioning the role of artificial intelligence in their emotional lives. A Sudden Shift On 7 …
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National Bank of Pakistan (NBP) has taken a historic step by introducing the PayPak Pink Debit Card, the country’s first women-exclusive debit card. Launched on the occasion of Pakistan’s 78th Independence Day and the bank’s 75th anniversary, the card is designed to empower women with greater convenience, financial security, and independence. It comes with special …
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A major breakthrough came in Karachi when the Counter Terrorism Department (CTD) announced the arrest of six suspects linked to India’s intelligence agency, the RAW network. Officials said the suspects were operating safe houses and carrying out targeted killings, exposing what they called state-sponsored terrorism on Pakistani soil. CTD Operation in Karachi CTD Additional Inspector …
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LONDON: The ozone layer that shields us from ultraviolet radiation is also a heat trapper, and a new study warns that this double role will add more warming than policymakers previously calculated. Led by Professor Bill Collins of the University of Reading, the analysis highlights how ozone recovery and pollution together drive a hidden force …
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Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Ishaq Dar arrived in Dhaka on Saturday, beginning a landmark two-day visit that marked the first official trip by a Pakistani foreign minister to Bangladesh in 13 years. His visit signals a renewed momentum in Pakistan-Bangladesh ties, which have warmed since last year’s political changes in Dhaka. A significant …
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LAHORE/GAZA CITY: Pakistan has dispatched another 100 tonnes of humanitarian aid to Gaza, even as international rights groups warned of famine and mounting civilian deaths from intensified Israeli attacks on Gaza City. The National Disaster Management Authority (NDMA) coordinated the shipment in line with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif’s directive to continue extending relief to Palestinians. …
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Transportation plays a central role in modern life. It connects people, drives trade, and fuels economies. But it also drives climate change. Most cars, lorries, ships, and planes run on fossil fuels. This makes transportation one of the biggest contributors to greenhouse gas emissions, especially carbon dioxide. Road vehicles account for the largest share, but …
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At least 65 Palestinians have been killed in Israeli attacks on Gaza since dawn, medical sources told Al Jazeera. Among the victims, 37 were killed in Gaza City, where Israel has escalated strikes in preparation for a broader planned offensive. The latest escalation marks one of the deadliest days in recent weeks as civilians continue …
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The Pakistan Shaheens pulled off a stunning last-ball victory against Nepal in Darwin, winning by just one run to secure their spot in the semi-finals of the Top End T20 Series. The match, played at the DXC Arena on Friday evening, kept fans on the edge until the final delivery. Faisal Akram shines under pressure …
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