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A disturbing video labeled as the Jessica Radcliffe Orca Attack went viral this week, claiming to show a marine trainer named “Jessica Radcliffe” being attacked and killed by an orca or dolphin during a live marine park show. The footage sparked shock, outrage, and heated debate across social media. However, investigations quickly revealed that the …
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Imagine you’re scrolling through TikTok, laughing at a hilarious Pakistani meme, when it hits you, could you turn your phone into a money-making machine? As someone who just created a TikTok account, I felt the same spark of curiosity. With millions worldwide raking in cash from platforms like TikTok, Snapchat, YouTube, and more, the dream …
In today’s connected world, social media learning communities are reshaping the way people learn, share ideas, and build skills. What was once a place for casual networking has now evolved into a powerful educational space. Learners, educators, and professionals are using these platforms to collaborate, ask questions, and access knowledge instantly. This shift is changing …
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In the ever-growing world of YouTube and social media, family vloggers have exploded in popularity. From sharing day-in-the-life vlogs to pulling off wholesome (and sometimes not-so-wholesome) pranks, these creators often present a picture-perfect image of family life. But what happens when something feels off? Lately, I’ve been watching the Rajab Family, and a question I …
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The creator economy has never been more alive — and more competitive. With brands pumping billions into influencer marketing, the pressure to stand out is at an all-time high. But according to social media and creator economy expert Keith Bendes, one specific influencer strategy is about to take over every platform. And it’s not what …
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Pakistan has intensified its call against digital terrorism, urging global social media platforms to swiftly block accounts operated by proscribed terrorist organizations. Government officials warned that these groups are exploiting online spaces to spread propaganda, recruit members, and threaten national and international security. Ministers Raise Alarm in Press Conference At a press conference in Islamabad …
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Danish Taimoor is trending again, and this time it’s not for his charm or acting chops—but for what many are calling one of the most unintentionally hilarious portrayals of mental illness on Pakistani TV. In a recent episode of Sher, Taimoor’s character, Sher Zaman, experiences a mental breakdown in what’s supposed to be a psychiatric …
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Dr. Hamza Alsharif, a Palestinian doctor in Gaza, has captured the world’s attention after posting a series of deeply emotional and distressing messages on X (formerly Twitter). His posts reveal the crushing psychological toll of surviving and working under daily bombardment in Gaza. In one of his most harrowing posts, Dr. Alsharif wrote:“I feel depressed …
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As cyber threats rise, Pakistan’s top cybersecurity body has called for responsible use of social media. The National Computer Emergency Response Team (PKCERT) issued a public advisory, warning citizens about growing digital risks, especially on popular online platforms. Children and Women Most at Risk The advisory stressed that children face increasing exposure to harmful online …
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A powerful sandstorm swept across southern Israel on Wednesday, plunging entire regions into darkness and choking the skies with thick, reddish dust. The Negev Desert and the city of Beersheba bore the brunt of the storm as visibility collapsed to near zero and fierce winds battered the landscape. Orange Skies and Apocalyptic Scenes Videos flooded …
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Former Pakistan captain Shahid Afridi has once again taken center stage—this time, with a bold response to Indian cricketer Shikhar Dhawan. Afridi’s comeback has gone viral, earning him praise across social media platforms. Afridi Hits Back at Indian Army’s Failure in Kashmir After the tragic Pahalgam terror attack in Indian-occupied Kashmir on April 22, Shahid …
Every time a wave of injustice floods our screens—whether it’s Gaza, Kashmir, Syria, or any other oppressed land—there comes a predictable group of voices. They echo the same tired lines: “Boycott se kya hoga?”, “Bolne se kya hoga?”, “Taqrir karne se kya hoga?” These aren’t questions of curiosity. These are statements dressed as doubts, used …
The video, shared by local journalists, depicts bodies hurled high above destroyed buildings amidst plumes of smoke and dust from multiple Israeli strikes. One Gaza-based journalist remarked, “US rockets used by Israeli occupation to send both SOULS and BODIES of children to heaven!” View this post on Instagram A post shared by Islamic …
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Saheefa Jabbar Khattak, a model-turned-actor, has sparked controversy after criticizing her house help’s spending choices on Instagram. The backlash highlights a larger debate on charity, entitlement, and dignity. Khattak publicly shared how Musarrat, her house help, spent Rs50,000 on Eid clothes and a bicycle for her children instead of essentials. Labeling it as “wasteful,” she …
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With billions of active users around the globe, these platforms like YouTube, Instagram, TikTok, and Twitter offer creators an unprecedented opportunity to reach audiences and shape popular culture. However, with great reach comes great responsibility. While YouTube and other platforms have set policies to regulate content, we still witness the proliferation of controversial material, often …
In a world where social media numbers often seem more important than engagement, many people are tempted to take shortcuts. Buying followers might make your profile look impressive, but in reality, it does more harm than good. Fake followers don’t engage, don’t buy from you, and can even get your account flagged. So, how do …
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Short-form videos like YouTube Shorts, TikTok clips, and Instagram Reels have become immensely popular. They provide quick entertainment, but excessive consumption can have serious negative effects on mental health, cognitive function, and overall well-being. Scientific research and real-life cases highlight the dangers of these addictive videos across all age groups. 1. Decreased Attention Span Scientific …
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How much time do we spend on social media each day? For most of us, hours slip by in an endless cycle of scrolling, liking, and posting. It’s become second nature—something we do without even thinking, shaping how we communicate, connect, and pass the time. But have you ever paused to wonder how often the …
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Ali Riley, former Chelsea and current Angel City FC captain, has lost her home to the devastating Los Angeles wildfires. The New Zealand international shared heartbreaking images of her destroyed neighborhood on social media. Riley, 37, played for Chelsea’s women’s team six seasons ago before moving to Bayern Munich. She has been with Angel City …
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What began as simple digital bulletin boards like Orkut, where “scraps” were the highlight of online interaction, has now evolved into dynamic platforms like TikTok, driving global trends in real time. From personalized MySpace playlists to the polished Instagram grids and viral TikTok challenges, each phase of this journey reflects the rapid pace of technological …
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Pakistani actor has officially begun his wedding festivities. The much-anticipated event kicked off with a dholki ceremony, creating a buzz on social media. A showbiz magazine posted a video of Sheheryar Munawar’s dholki on Instagram. In the video, Sheheryar is seen enjoying music alongside Maheen Siddiqui. The actor wore a brown kurta for the occasion, while …
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Weddings in Pakistan have always been joyous occasions, celebrated with loved ones through traditions passed down over generations. However, in recent years, the rise of extravagant weddings has introduced a new, concerning trend. With the influence of social media and the influx of wedding vloggers flaunting their wealth, the focus has shifted from the sanctity …
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In an age dominated by social media filters and celebrity aesthetics, a disturbing new trend is emerging: smile dysmorphia. This psychological condition involves an obsession with achieving a flawless smile, often fueled by unrealistic beauty standards online. It is closely linked to body dysmorphic disorder (BDD), where individuals fixate on perceived flaws in their appearance. …
