According to BBC, a camera system that uses AI and facial recognition intended to reveal states of emotion is being tested on Uyghurs Muslims in
Uyghur Muslims are being used as test subjects for Al emotion-detection software testing Read More »
What Happened: Ahmer Naqvi, the former CEO of Patari, took to Twitter to share his conversation with a delivery guy who was hours late, to
This is what a Pakistani delivery boy who was late said to a customer and it’s hilarious Read More »
What happened: Human Rights Watch (HRW) says four Pakistani men had disappeared in October 2020 and at least six others had been deported by UAE
What happened: The National Command and Operations Centre (NCOC) Chief Asad Umar said on Friday that the Federal government will be setting up large vaccination
NCOC to set up vaccination drives in AJK and Gilgit-Baltistan Read More »
What happened: The lion at the Karachi Zoological Garden died after suffering from a heart attack, the post-mortem report showed that the Asiatic lion had
Aged Lion at Karachi Zoo dies after a heart attack Read More »
The Peshawar High Court was informed that TikTok has blocked around eight million objectionable videos and around 400,000 accounts for uploading those videos in the
TikTok blocks 8 million videos and 400,000 accounts in Pakistan Read More »
What happened: FDE notified that summer vacations for students this year have been reduced to two weeks starting from July 18 to Aug 1. Details:
Only two-week summer vacation for students in FDE schools Read More »
What happened: Benjamin Netanyahu’s 12 years run Israeli Prime Ministership ended on Sunday as a ‘government of change’ was established by nationalist Naftali Bennet. The
Netanyahu pledges to return as a new coalition government is formed Read More »
What happened: Among the allocation of the 2021-22 fiscal budget the government allocated Rs.77 million for the protection of women against harassment at the workplace
Government budgets for anti-rape and sexual harassment funds. Read More »
What Happened: According to a report published by the Pakistan Institute of Development Economics (PIDE), the number of wealthy families controlling Pakistan’s economy and politics