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June 8, 2025

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Characterized by the lost capabilities

Karachi: Undoubtedly, Deemak is the most divisive Pakistani liberation of the year. For those who still rely on “support local cinema” regardless of the boat or cohesion of a movie, this is probably the moment they are waiting. A tougher criticism of director Rafay Rashdi’s director of horror-family drama can be very easy-if it was not about the frustrating situation of Pakistani cinema. When the only local competition is a movie like Love Guru, hopes for a living Eidul Azha in the movies is already dim. If the audiences are tired of seeing Humayun Saeed and Mahira Khan come back

Scientists discover the new feature of the immune system with antibiotic capabilities

Listen to the article One study revealed a hidden feature of the immune system that could pave the way for new antibiotics to cope with the growing superbugs threat. Published in the journal Nature, the study focuses on the protection, a tiny structure found in each cell, traditionally known for the recycling of protein. However, scientists have discovered that the protection also plays a key role in defending bacterial infections by creating chemicals that can kill bacteria. The study, led by researchers at the Weizmann Institute of Sciences, shows that when a cell detects bacterial infection, the protection changes its

October 19, 2024

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China’s Xi urges missile troops to boost deterrence and combat capabilities

Chinese President Xi Jinping delivers his keynote speech at the opening ceremony of the ninth Forum on China-Africa Cooperation (FOCAC), at the Great Hall of the People in Beijing, China, September 5, 2024. — Reuters Xi inspects PLA missile force brigade. The PLA was tasked with modernizing nuclear forces. China launched a ballistic missile. BEIJING: Chinese President Xi Jinping has urged the country’s strategic missile troops to boost their deterrence and combat capabilities, state media said Xinhua reported on Saturday. Xi’s comments came as he inspected a brigade of the People’s Liberation Army Rocket Force on Thursday, where he also

China, US lead UN resolution to boost global AI capabilities amid tech war

The race for artificial intelligence supremacy is intensifying, with China and the US vying for the top spot. Both nations are actively going after tech giants, imposing sanctions and using United Nations resolutions to advance their agenda. The United Nations General Assembly recently adopted a resolution to strengthen artificial intelligence capabilities in developing countries and encourage international cooperation in the development of artificial intelligence. Ironically, this so-called “AI Unity” resolution is being led by Beijing and co-sponsored by Washington, raising questions about its underlying motivations and future implications. The resolution ensures that poorer nations benefit from AI by promoting fair,

February 20, 2024

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SpaceX to launch India’s maiden spy satellite, expanding surveillance capabilities

The satellite will play a central role in monitoring the “Line of Actual Control” along the Chinese border SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket carrying a South Korean spy satellite lifts off from Vandenberg Space Base, Calif., on Dec. 1 —SpaceX India is preparing to launch its first indigenously developed spy satellite via a SpaceX launch vehicle in April this year. Interesting Engineering mentionted. The satellite, built by TATA Advanced Systems (TAS) Limited, the defense arm of the TATA Group, will boost India’s Radar Imaging Satellite (RISAT) fleet, increasing the number from 12 to 16, according to Economic Times. With operations based

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