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Wildlife Department Captures Leopard After Livestock Attacks in Abbottabad

The Wildlife Department has successfully captured a leopard after the animal reportedly attacked livestock in Katli Bagh, an area located within Union Council Bagnotar on the outskirts of Abbottabad. A wildlife team was dispatched to the area after reports of the leopard’s presence and attacks on livestock raised concern among residents. The department’s intervention resulted…

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CDA Approves Rs. 24.5 Billion 11th Avenue Project and Three New Sports Arenas in Islamabad

The Capital Development Authority (CDA) Development Working Party (DWP) has approved several major development projects for Islamabad, including the Rs. 24.5 billion 11th Avenue road project and three new sports arenas in different sectors of the capital. The approvals are part of the authority’s ongoing development programme aimed at improving road connectivity and expanding recreational…

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Faisalabad Plans Monument to Honor Bhagat Singh and Preserve Historical Heritage

The Faisalabad district administration has announced plans to construct a monument dedicated to Bhagat Singh as part of wider efforts to improve the city’s appearance and preserve sites and figures connected to its history. The proposed monument is expected to become part of Faisalabad’s broader urban development and beautification initiatives. The project also reflects an…

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Why Petrol Prices in Pakistan Do Not Fall Immediately When Global Oil Prices Drop

Global crude oil prices can fall sharply in a short period, but Pakistani consumers may have to wait before those international price declines are reflected at local petrol stations. Brent crude recently dropped below $100 per barrel, raising expectations of lower fuel prices. However, changes in the international oil market do not immediately translate into…

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Study Suggests the Human Brain Evolved as Two Separate Organs

A new study from Stanford Medicine is challenging the traditional understanding of the human brain as one unified organ, suggesting that it may have evolved from two distinct developmental systems with separate origins. Published in Nature Neuroscience, the research examined how different parts of the brain develop during embryonic growth and found important differences between…

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Scientists Identify New Wild Cat Species in Bolivia’s Cloud Forests After More Than 100 Years

Scientists have formally identified a previously unknown wild cat species in Bolivia, marking a significant development in the study of the world’s feline species. The small cat, known locally as Tilcayo, inhabits the cloud forests of Bolivia’s Yungas region. Researchers have named the species Leopardus tilcayo, preserving the animal’s traditional local name. The discovery is…

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FBR Acknowledges IRIS Portal Issues as Tax Return Filing Deadline Nears

The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has acknowledged that taxpayers are experiencing intermittent problems with its IRIS online tax portal as the deadline for filing tax returns approaches. The issue has created difficulties for taxpayers attempting to access the system and complete their tax-related submissions through the online platform. In a statement posted on X,…

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