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KPK Bans Mixed-Gender Gatherings!
KPK University in Pakistan prohibits students of both genders from congregating together on campus.
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Sindh Govt Introduces Climate Change Subject in Universities
In a bold move, the government of Sind decided to make climate change a required course at all of the province’s institutions. It would aid in our flight from the potentially lethal effects of climate change.
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Dr. Michael Ain, Who Stood Strong Despite Rejection
Orthopedic surgeon Dr. Michael Craig Ain, 59, is the sole dwarf in his middle-class Jewish family of four children. He is barely 4 feet 3 inches tall.
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Pakistan Literature Festival graced Karachi
The Alhamra Arts Council’s hall number one hosted the opening ceremony for the three-day literary festival. Despite the venue’s considerable size, many attendees watched the ceremony on a screen outside.
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Archaeologists Discovered Oldest Mummy Laced with Gold
Archaeologists are still finding amazing things, like this mummy covered in gold, more than a century after they found the oldest fridge.
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Pakistan’s Sania Alam Receives ‘Brain of the Year’ Award
Rayyond Keene OBE, the Trust Chairman and Grand Chessmaster, gave the prize to Sania Alam in Soho, London, according to a news report.
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Humraaz: Govt’s attempt to provide mental health assistance
With just two questions, Humraaz instantly offers a potential diagnosis along with treatment recommendations.
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Superbugs: Another Silent Pandemic Coming!
By 2050, the United Nations predicts that AMR will cause up to 10 million deaths annually, and “superbugs” will be responsible for the deaths of nearly 1.27 million people each year.
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Flooding Threats in Pakistan and India!
Another flood disaster could happen in India, Pakistan, and other places and the floods that come after are often strong enough to damage or destroy important infrastructure.
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Will Pakistan be hit by an Earthquake?
The 2005 and 2013 earthquakes that struck the aforementioned flight line caused the nation to experience significant human casualties.
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Iraq: Archaeologists Found 5000-year-old fridge!
An international team of researchers plans the next steps at Lagash. Today’s archaeologists can “see” below ground with the help of cutting-edge technology, allowing them to only dig when absolutely necessary.
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“Surprising” ingredients found in Egyptian mummification
The substances had “antifungal, anti-bacterial properties” which helped “preserve human tissues and reduce unpleasant smells,” the study’s lead author, Maxime Rageot, told a press conference.
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