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Pakistani gangster Uzair Baloch's brother Zubair Baloch shot in Karachi's Lyari; critically injured
Zubair Baloch, the brother of jailed Pakistani gangster Uzair Baloch, was left critically injured after being shot at outside his residence in the Lyari area of Karachi. The incident also left two bystanders injured, who were provided medical assistance.
60,000 tourists arrive in Spain, 34 killed; Died of suffocation, drowning in the sea
34 African tourists died while trying to forcibly enter Spain. According to the news agency AP, the incident took place on Thursday morning, when 3,000 tourists were trying to enter Spain at once. People fell on each other due to the narrow roads between the police cordon and the security fence at the border. The tragedy occurred due to being suffocated in the crowd, suffocating and drowning in the sea. More than 100 Spanish and Moroccan soldiers were also wounded. According to the Spanish government, about 60,000 people from Morocco have entered the Spanish city of Suta by swimming or walking
One-man companies are growing in the world: No boss, no team, youth are building a company worth crores of rupees alone with AI
Factories were built in the Industrial Revolution. The AI revolution is creating a 'one-man company'. Between 2023 and 2025, there have been exponential growth in companies run by just one person. But new jobs are falling. An analysis by payments company Stripe says that the number of one-man companies in the United States with annual earnings of up to $10 million ($95 crore) has doubled in two years. During this period, such companies earning more than one million dollars tripled. According to Ernie Tedeschi, chief economist at Stripe, AI has become the 'built-in business partner' of entrepre
German proverb of the day: "A fence lasts 3 years, a dog lasts 3 fences, a horse lasts 3 dogs, and a man lasts…"
An old German proverb highlights life's transient nature and the importance of valuing time. It uses symbolic lifespans to show everything has a limited existence. This message remains relevant as daily life continues to change rapidly. The proverb encourages appreciating ordinary moments and relationships over possessions. It reminds us that life's meaning comes from how years are spent, not just their length.
Tiny reef fish thrived near seabird islands; where rats wiped birds out, marine food chains changed
Tropical islands are facing a surprising ecological shift as invasive rats disrupt the balance of coral reef ecosystems. By decimating seabird numbers, these rats cut down on essential nutrient contributions to the reefs. As a result, tiny cryptobenthic fish flourish in nutrient-rich spots, while invertebrates find success in less fertile regions, reshaping the food web and highlighting the vulnerable nature of these priceless underwater habitats.
World-renowned climber Nirmal Purja among 10 feared missing as avalanche hits Pakistan's Broad Peak
World-famous mountaineer Nirmal Purja among others is feared missing after a massive avalanche hits Broad Peak in Pakistan, CNN reported, citing a statement from the Alpine Club of Pakistan. The Nepal-born high-altitude climber gained global renown in 2019 after scaling all 14 of the world's peaks above 8,000 metres in slightly over six months. In a statement, the Alpine Club confirmed that it "has received deeply concerning reports of an avalanche that struck a team of climbers on Broad Peak" around noon on Thursday. Rising to an elevation of 8,047 metres, Broad Peak is situated in the Karako
Trump administration weighs $100,000 fee on US work visas: How will it affect Indian students?
The Donald Trump administration is reportedly planning a proposal to impose a hefty USD 100,000 fee on work authorisation for international students who wish to remain in the United States after graduating from American universities. If implemented, the move could significantly impact thousands of Indian students who rely on the Optional Practical Training (OPT) programme to gain work experience and eventually transition to H-1B visas. The proposal comes after a US court blocked an earlier attempt by the administration to introduce a USD 100,000 fee on H-1B visas. With that plan facing legal h
10 climbers, including Nirmal Purja, missing after avalanche on Broad Peak in PoK's Gilgit-Baltistan
Ten international climbers, including renowned Nepal-born mountaineer Nirmal Purja are missing after an avalanche struck Broad Peak. A tracking device shows Purja's location has shifted, offering a small hope for rescuers. Poor weather has so far prevented helicopters from taking off, delaying aerial search-and-rescue operations. Authorities were preparing to deploy helicopters on Friday morning if weather conditions improved.
xAI sues US state over law banning 'nudification' tech
Elon Musk's xAI company has sued Minnesota over its new law. This law bans AI nudification technology on websites and applications. The lawsuit challenges the state's authority to regulate AI-generated content. xAI argues the law is too broad and unconstitutional. The case could set a precedent for AI regulation by states.
Man hikes out of mountains to get help after getting impaled by a trekking pole
A nurse impaled himself on a trekking pole while climbing Montana's highest peak. He decided to self-rescue after assessing his condition and considering costs. The group carefully descended the mountain for over six hours. They reached a vehicle and drove to a clinic, then a hospital. Doctors removed the pole, and the nurse returned to work.
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- Pakistani gangster Uzair Baloch's brother Zubair Baloch shot in Karachi's Lyari; critically injured
- 60,000 tourists arrive in Spain, 34 killed; Died of suffocation, drowning in the sea
- One-man companies are growing in the world: No boss, no team, youth are building a company worth crores of rupees alone with AI
- German proverb of the day: "A fence lasts 3 years, a dog lasts 3 fences, a horse lasts 3 dogs, and a man lasts…"
- Tiny reef fish thrived near seabird islands; where rats wiped birds out, marine food chains changed
