Study Finds Eggs Can Help You Live Longer—If You Eat Them the Right Way
A groundbreaking study from Australia’s Monash University is reshaping the conversation around egg consumption—especially among older adults. Contrary to long-held…
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From Bargains to Sticker Shock: Temu’s Sudden Price Hikes Anger Pakistanis
For months, Temu carved a place for itself in the carts of Pakistani shoppers by offering suspiciously cheap prices on…
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Islamabad Introduces First-Ever Signal-Free Mobile Command Unit for Muharram Surveillance
Islamabad has launched a signal-free mobile command unit—a first-of-its-kind innovation—to monitor and coordinate Muharram processions and gatherings with enhanced precision.…
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Bank Makramah Limited Accelerates Recapitalization with Major Capital Injections and Strategic Asset Sale, Signaling Robust Future Growth
Karachi, July 4, 2025 – Bank Makramah Limited (BML) is making significant strides in its recapitalization efforts, reinforcing its commitment…
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India-Pakistan Match Confirmed for September 7 in Dubai Amid Asia Cup 2025 Schedule
Cricket fans across the globe can breathe a sigh of relief—Asia Cup 2025 is not canceled. Despite recent speculation, the…
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The Hidden Meaning Behind Squid Game’s Circle, Triangle, and Square
As Netflix’s Squid Game continues to captivate global audiences, a question that has long intrigued viewers is finally answered: what…
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Karachi Sugar Prices Reach Crisis Levels as Rate Climbs to Rs190 per Kg
Residents across Karachi are grappling with yet another blow to their monthly expenses as sugar prices have soared to Rs190…
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Tahir Abbas — A Voice. A Vision. A Vibe.
Tahir Abbas is not just a singer — he is a voice that remembers the soul. Recognized among Pakistan’s Top…
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Women’s Cricket World Cup 2025: Pakistan and India to Clash on October 5 in Colombo
The unofficial schedule of the ICC Women’s World Cup 2025 has been leaked, revealing a host of thrilling matchups. With…
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World’s First Non-Silicon 2D Computer Debuts at Penn State—A Milestone in Nanoelectronics
A team of engineers at Pennsylvania State University has unveiled the first-ever computer made from atomically thin materials, marking a…