What Happened: A tragic incident occurred in Peshawar’s Qissa Khwani Bazar where a young boy named Mukhtar killed his former boss, Sheikh Adnan, after being dismissed from his job. Mukhtar had been hired as an apprentice by Adnan ten years ago but was fired six months back due to his disruptive behavior, influenced by violent […]
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What Happened: Shehzad Ahmad, a cybersecurity expert from Swabi, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, recently received praise from NASA for identifying a critical vulnerability in their system. Ahmad, acting as a white-hat hacker, discovered the flaw and promptly reported it to NASA’s Security Team. What you need to know: Thanks to Ahmad’s timely report, NASA was able to
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What Happened: Turkish shooter Yusuf Dikec, who won silver at the Paris 2024 Olympics, wants to trademark his famous stance from the games. His unique pose became very popular online, leading others to try and trademark it without his permission. His coach, Erdinc Bilgili, said they filed the trademark application to protect it. What you
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What Happened: An Indian Air Force MiG-29 fighter jet crashed near Barmer, Rajasthan, on Monday due to a technical issue. The pilot safely ejected before the crash and is unharmed. No damage or casualties were reported on the ground. What you need to know: The Indian Air Force confirmed that the incident occurred during a
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What Happened: A woman in Rawalpindi has suffered severe abuse from her husband, Zohaib Ahmed Adil, and his family for 1.5 years. They physically and emotionally tortured her, including slapping, punching, and burning her with cigarettes. What you need to know: Recently, the abuse escalated when her husband and mother-in-law dragged her into the street
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What Happened: Social media recently spread rumors that Pakistan cricketer Babar Azam had announced his retirement from Test cricket after Bangladesh defeated Pakistan 2-0 in a Test series. The rumors came from fake social media accounts, which falsely claimed that Babar was quitting and mocked his recent performance. What you need to know: These posts
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What Happened: SSP Riffat Bukhari of Pakistan received the Excellence in Performance Award from the International Association of Women Police (IAWP). What you need to know: SSP Bukhari was honored at the IAWP’s 61st Annual Conference in Chicago for her exceptional work in law enforcement. This award highlights her leadership and dedication. More: The award
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What Happened: CCTV footage in the Karsaz accident case has been sent for forensic analysis, as suspect Natasha Danish faces charges for causing a fatal crash. What you need to know: In the Karsaz accident case, a CCTV footage was sent to Punjab for forensic analysis, according to the investigating officer who appeared in court
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What Happened: A Karachi court sentenced Faizan to 9 years in prison and fined him Rs90,000 for posting inappropriate photos of his wife online and blackmailing her. What you need to know: A district and sessions court in Karachi has sentenced a man named Faizan to nine years in prison for posting inappropriate photos of
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What Happened: The government has reissued a rule banning employees from using social media for political or religious views and from sharing information without permission. What you need to know: The new circular from the Establishment Division, issued on Monday, reinforces the Government Servants (Conduct) Rules 1964. It tells employees not to post political or
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