Author: Amna Riaz

Padmin Rajan, a resident of Tamil Nadu, has earned the title of “India’s election king” due to his participation in the most elections globally. According to Indian media reports, Rajan has contested in 238 political elections from Tamil Nadu, becoming the world’s most unsuccessful electoral candidate after losing each time. A 65-year-old motor mechanic by profession, Rajan hails from the town of Mettur in Tamil Nadu. Over the past three decades, he has participated in hundreds of elections, spending thousands of dollars on registration fees. This consistency made him India’s election king. In an interview with a local news outlet,…

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Sydney, Australia – In an effort to combat the rising issue of meat theft, Australian supermarket chain Drakes has begun trialing a new security measure: GPS-tracked meat packets. This initiative involves embedding small GPS trackers into high-value meat cuts, such as wagyu beef and lamb chops. Combating Meat Theft with Technology Meat theft has become a significant concern for Australian supermarkets, with losses estimated to reach AU$12 million annually. This issue is particularly prevalent in South Australia and Queensland, where Drakes operates a substantial number of stores. The decision to trial GPS in  meat packets stems from the company’s recognition…

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Plants scream? Believe it or not, a recent study by Israeli scientists suggests plants emit ultrasonic sounds when stressed. This discovery sheds light on a previously unknown aspect of plant communication. The study, published in a recent scientific journal, found that stressed plants emit sounds beyond human hearing range. These ultrasonic sounds could act as signals for insects, mammals, and even other plants. Researchers monitored tomato and tobacco plants in both an acoustic chamber and a greenhouse. They measured the plants’ health while recording ultrasonic emissions. When stressed by dehydration or stem cutting, the plants produced distinct sound patterns picked…

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Providing Enrichment for Disabled Dogs Imagine a train made of colorful plastic barrels, chugging along on daily adventures. This isn’t a scene from a children’s book, but a heartwarming reality for disabled dogs at an animal shelter outside Ankara, Turkey. Inspired by her paralyzed father, Buket Ozgunlu, chairwoman of the Association of Paws Holding onto Life, created the “Woof Express” to provide these special pups  with a much-needed change of scenery. Giving Every Dog a Chance to Ride The shelter cares for 560 rescued dogs, with 300 having suffered physical disabilities. Just like Ozgunlu’s father, these disabled dogs  crave fresh…

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In Malaysia’s central state of Pahang, an innovative initiative is underway. The government is tackling  leftovers wastage by converting food waste into fertilizer, particularly during the sacred month of Ramazan. Each evening, after breaking their fasts, individuals gather outside mosques to enjoy local delicacies. However, instead of letting leftovers go to waste, they are now repurposing through a mobile machine stationed in Kuantan’s park. This pioneering effort, led by the Solid Waste and Public Cleansing Management Corporation, aims to raise awareness about the environmental impact of food wastage. The machine processes approximately 25 kilograms of scraps daily, converting food waste…

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Today, 07 April 2024 the gold rate in Pakistan is 204,820 Rs. per 10g. And the price of per tola of gold is 238,900 Rs. These rates have calculated keeping in view the global market and Pakistani market. And this is the actual rate of gold which will be traded today. Pakistan’s largest jewelry market is in Karachi where millions of rupees are traded daily. Gold rates in all cities of Pakistan such as Quetta, Lahore, Faisalabad, Peshawar, Islamabad & Kashmir is similar to Karachi’s rate. Gold Rate in Pakistan today, 07 April 2024 City Per Tola Gold rates today Karachi 238,900 Rs. Gold…

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In the midst of India’s electoral fervor, a Bollywood film criticism has reignited controversy surrounding the portrayal of sensitive social and political issues. The movie in question, “The Kerala Story,” revolves around young Indian women enticed into joining the militant Islamic State group, stirring fresh debates ahead of the country’s elections. As the opposition voices concerns over its screening on national TV, alleging potential propagation of religious animosity, the intersection of cinema and politics becomes increasingly intricate. Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) anticipates success in the forthcoming multi-phase national elections, buoyed in part by its adept appeal…

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In a devastating strikes on Iran’s IRGC forces, at least 11 security force members lost their lives in Sistan-Baluchestan. According to state media reports, strikes on Iran’s Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corps (IRGC) forces  resulted in a great loss.The assault, carried out by Jaish al-Adl (Army of Justice), a Sunni armed group, also claimed the lives of 16 of its members in overnight clashes with security forces. The towns of Chabahar and Rask in Sistan-Baluchestan, bordering Afghanistan and Pakistan, were the primary targets of the attack. The assailants, armed with suicide vests, launched coordinated attacks on various security and military compounds,…

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Pakistan’s agricultural landscape is undergoing a significant transformation thanks to the adoption of Chinese Intercropping Tech. This collaborative effort between Pakistani and Chinese scientists is introducing a new era of efficient and productive farming practices. Chinese Intercropping Tech involves planting two crops together in the same field. Pioneered in China, this method has now been successfully implemented across all provinces of Pakistan. The National Research Center of Intercropping (NRCI) at The Islamia University of Bahawalpur plays a pivotal role in this initiative. The journey began in 2018 with Pakistani scientists learning Chinese Intercropping Tech from their Chinese counterparts. Experimentation and…

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In a bid to maintain a secure and positive online atmosphere, TikTok has disclosed its latest Community Guidelines Enforcement Report for the final quarter of 2023. This unveiling emphasizes TikTok’s unwavering dedication to transparency, safety, and inclusivity, reinforcing its mission to establish trust and ensure a secure environment for its worldwide audience. TikTok Takes Down 18 Million Videos in Pakistan within 3 Months. Throughout the period from October to December 2023, TikTok’s proactive strategies led to the elimination of 176 million videos worldwide, accounting for approximately 1.0% of all content uploaded on the platform. Among these, 128 million videos swiftly…

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