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Google announces September Android drop release

Sep 02, 2026

Technology company Google has announced the release of September’s Android Drop, which includes five new features for Android users. According to the details, users will soon be able to ask Gemini where important things are kept and thus their location…

Does using soap really kill germs?

Sep 26, 2025

It is generally believed that washing hands with soap kills germs, but do germs also get killed off the soap? So the answer is no, bacteria and germs can survive on the surface of ordinary soap, albeit for a short time. Especially if the soap is wet an…

Pakistan’s another revolutionary step in the space field, preparations to send modern satellites into space complete

Sep 25, 2025

Pakistan has taken another revolutionary step and completed preparations to send a modern hyperspectral satellite into space. Developed under the leadership of the national space agency, Suparco, this satellite will be launched into space in October 20…

Google introduces AI Plus plan in Pakistan

Sep 24, 2025

Search engine Google has announced the launch of the Google AI Plus plan in Pakistan. Google’s new plan is designed to empower users to do more with Google AI. The new plan provides additional access to powerful AI tools to help people increase their p…

Will Chinese technology be able to reveal the secrets of Einstein’s brain?

Sep 23, 2025

The brain of the world's great scientist and theoretical physicist Albert Einstein was preserved after his death in 1955. Over time, many rumors and scientific curiosities have arisen about it. Now, once again, the question is being raised whether modern …

Islamabad H-9 market fire: Eight-member inquiry committee formed

How many deaths occur each year in the United States due to wildfires? Shocking statistics

Sep 22, 2025

A new study has found that wildfires cause more than 41,000 deaths in the United States each year. Researchers warn that by 2050, wildfires could become the deadliest climate-related threat to Americans, claiming tens of thousands more lives each year.…

1.8 million-year-old human jaw discovered in Georgia

Sep 21, 2025

Recently, archaeologists in Georgia have found a 1.8 million year old human jaw. According to reports, in the current year 2025, a 1.8 million year old lower jaw was discovered at a place called Oruzmani in Georgia, which is being attributed to a type …

The second solar eclipse of this year will take place tomorrow night.

Sep 20, 2025

The second solar eclipse of this year will take place tomorrow night, but it will not be visible in Pakistan. According to the details, the solar eclipse will take place on the night between September 21 and 22, but it will not be visible in Pakistan. …

Mark Zuckerberg sues Facebook founder

Sep 19, 2025

Recently, a citizen named Mark Zuckerberg has filed a lawsuit against Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg. The plaintiff, Mark Zuckerberg, is a lawyer from the US state of Indiana who has filed a lawsuit against Meta’s company Facebook. Mark claims tha…

WhatsApp testing thread reply feature for users

Sep 19, 2025

Instant messaging app WhatsApp is testing a new feature for its users that will make conversations in group chats more organized and easier. Under this feature, instead of appearing separately, replies to messages will now be collected in one place in the…

Cassette storing all the songs ever made in the world is ready

Sep 18, 2025

Scientists in China have created a cassette tape that can store all the songs ever recorded. A team from the Southern University of Science and Technology in Guangdong Province, China, achieved this feat by printing synthetic DNA onto plastic tape and …

September 15, 2026 Latest News

A Wonderful Start to new session at The City School Bahria Chapter! Open Day 2026–27

September 15, 2026 Opinion

The PPP’s Fear of New Administrative Units

September 15, 2026 Editorial

Making petrol relief reach those who need it

September 15, 2026 Latest News | Pakistan

Creating a province should not be a long process like the Kalabagh Dam: SK Niazi

Sardar Khan Niazi

(Tamgh-i-Imtaiz) Journalist, Business Leader, Entrepreneur

Russia begins testing brain implants on cows to increase milk production

Sep 27, 2025

Russian company Neiry has started implanting neuro-implant chips in cows to boost milk production. The project, called Project Horn, aims to target parts of the cows’ brains that are linked to hunger, stress, the reproductive system, etc. The implan…

Does using soap really kill germs?

Sep 26, 2025

Pakistan’s another revolutionary step in the space field, preparations to send modern satellites into space complete

Sep 25, 2025

Google introduces AI Plus plan in Pakistan

Sep 24, 2025

Will Chinese technology be able to reveal the secrets of Einstein’s brain?

Sep 23, 2025

How many deaths occur each year in the United States due to wildfires? Shocking statistics

Sep 22, 2025

1.8 million-year-old human jaw discovered in Georgia

Sep 21, 2025

The second solar eclipse of this year will take place tomorrow night.

Sep 20, 2025

Mark Zuckerberg sues Facebook founder

Sep 19, 2025

WhatsApp testing thread reply feature for users

Sep 19, 2025

September 15, 2026 Latest News

A Wonderful Start to new session at The City School Bahria Chapter! Open Day 2026–27

September 15, 2026 Opinion

The PPP’s Fear of New Administrative Units

September 15, 2026 Editorial

Making petrol relief reach those who need it

September 15, 2026 Latest News | Pakistan

Creating a province should not be a long process like the Kalabagh Dam: SK Niazi

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