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February 21, 2024

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Experts warn of an impending food crisis

KARACHI: Food and agriculture experts stressed that failure to take appropriate initiatives could seriously affect the country’s future generations due to increasing food shortages and malnutrition resulting from various factors. They highlighted that Pakistan faces numerous food insecurity and malnutrition challenges stemming from issues such as poverty, limited access to clean water, inadequate infrastructure and climate change-induced disasters such as floods, torrential rains and droughts. Experts suggested that the government should make concerted efforts to address these challenges by improving agricultural practices, investing in infrastructure, strengthening social safety nets and promoting sustainable development initiatives. These discussions took place during a

February 19, 2024

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This vitamin can make you fatally ill, experts warn

This vitamin is commonly found in the daily diet such as bread, meat, fish and nuts A representational image of a person holding a sandwich. — Unscrew Experts warned in their new study of a critical consumption of vitamins that can increase the risk of deadly diseases such as cardiovascular and inflammation in the blood vessels. This vitamin is commonly found in the daily diet such as bread, meat, fish and nuts. A study published Monday in the journal Nature Medicine revealed the risk of blood vessel damage and heart disease from consuming excessive amounts of niacin – a B

January 28, 2024

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Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Warn Netflix Is Not A Deal They Can Lose

Meghan Markle and Prince Harry ‘can’t afford’ to lose Netflix after looking back on so many missed opportunities’ Meghan Markle, Prince Harry Warn Netflix Is Not A Deal They Can Lose Meghan Markle and Prince Harry have just been warned not to expect too much from Netflix because it’s “not a deal they can afford to lose.” All this was shared by PR expert Ryan McCormick. He weighed in on everything during one of his recent talks The mirror. He began by mentioning the pair’s £80m deal with Netflix and pointed to the pair’s rumored attempt to “protect” the deal.

January 16, 2024

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British police warn British Khalistani supporters of ‘threat to life’ from India

UK police issue ‘Osman notices’ after calls for investigation into Khalistani activist’s sudden death Protesters gather in front of the High Commission of India in Ottawa, Ontario, Canada, September 25, 2023. —REUTERS Sikh leaders warn that the Indian government is trying to silence them. Connecting the Indian government makes sense, says Sikh. The UK Sikh Federation says Sikh leaders are taking protective measures. LONDON: Pro-Khalistan Sikhs living in Britain have been warned by UK counter-terrorism police that their lives are at risk amid a surge in Khalistan activism and state intimidation by the Narendra Modi regime, according to media reports

January 12, 2024

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FBR’s half-baked reform outline could create unimaginable chaos, officials warn

The current plan would require the government to either completely repeal the 2007 FBR Act or make extensive amendments through an ordinance Federal Board of Revenue Headquarters in Islamabad. — APP/File No details about the plan have been released for public comment. The new structure would require modification of rules, laws. FBR officers express apprehensions over the half-baked summary. ISLAMABAD: The proposed revamp of Pakistan Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) if fully implemented will require more than 1,000 changes in existing tax laws and rules, so any half-hearted strategy can create unimaginable chaos for the state. There are two options

January 8, 2024

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Trainers and health experts warn of the challenge of TikTok

75 Hard includes tasks such as two daily 45-minute workouts, a strict diet, four liters of water and daily reading 75 Tough Challenge: Trainers and health experts warn against the TikTok challenge. — Flexibility As January prompts many to embrace New Year’s resolutions, the viral TikTok trend, the 75 Hard Challenge, is gaining momentum. However, health experts and personal trainers express reservations about its safety and effectiveness, Daily Mail mentionted. American entrepreneur Andy Frisella’s 75 Hard Challenge includes rigorous tasks such as two 45-minute workouts a day, a strict diet, four liters of water and daily reading. Chris Collett, Personal

December 15, 2023

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Scientists warn not to eat after 9 pm

Those who ate dinner after 9pm were found to be 28% more likely to have a stroke Late night meals can be healthy too.—NDTV A recent study shows that eating after 9pm may increase the risk of strokes and mini-strokes, shedding light on the potential health effects of meal timing. Looking at over 100,000 people in France, the research focused on participants’ meal plans through extensive food diaries. Those who ate dinner after 9pm were found to be 28% more likely to have a stroke or mini-stroke compared to those who ate dinner before 8pm. The study, which lasted an

December 10, 2023

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Yemen’s Houthis warn they will target all ships heading to Israel

ADEN: Yemen’s Houthi movement said on Saturday it would target all ships bound for Israel, regardless of nationality, and warned all international shipping companies not to do business with Israeli ports. The Iran-aligned group is escalating the risks of a regional conflict amid a brutal war between Israel and the Palestinian group Hamas. The Houthis have attacked and seized several ships linked to Israel in the Red Sea and the Bab al-Mandab strait, a sea lane through which much of the world’s oil is transported, and have fired ballistic missiles and armed drones at Israel. Houthi officials say their actions

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