Drama

Sehar Khan Addresses Wedding Rumours With Playful Clarification for Fans

Sehar Khan has finally responded to the wave of wedding rumours that recently took over social media, offering fans a lighthearted clarification that only added to the intrigue. The actress sparked speculation after dropping a teasing hint earlier, prompting many to believe that wedding bells might soon be ringing. To settle the buzz — or…

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Drama

Ayesha Omar Blossoms in Sunlit Mustard Magic in Playful New Reel

Ayesha Omar, one of Pakistan’s most celebrated style icons and multi-talented performers, has once again captivated fans with a vibrant new fashion reel that exudes charm, colour and effortless confidence. The actor, entrepreneur and host shared the playful clip on social media, showcasing a striking Deepak Perwani outfit paired with a dupatta from her own…

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Blogs

Study Finds Link Between Ultra-Processed Foods and Higher Risk of Pre-Diabetes in Young Adults

A new scientific study has highlighted growing concerns about the impact of ultra-processed foods on long-term health, revealing that frequent consumption may increase the risk of pre-diabetes in young adults. The findings add to a growing body of global research urging younger generations to re-evaluate their dietary habits. According to the recently published study, even…

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Business

Which Country Has the World’s Most Expensive Visa?Bhutan’s Sustainable Development Fee Sets Global Record

International travel often comes with excitement, but the visa process can be one of the most demanding aspects of planning a trip. From paperwork to rising fees, travelers face increasing costs as countries regularly revise their visa structures. However, when it comes to the world’s most expensive visa, the top spot does not belong to…

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Entertainment

Dure Fishan Saleem Sends Love from the ‘City of Lights’ in Playful Post

Actress Dure Fishan Saleem has once again charmed her fans with a cheerful update from her travels. Taking to Instagram, the talented star shared a captivating photo from her trip to the City of Lights, radiating warmth and playfulness. In her caption, Dure wrote, “Sending all the love back from the city of lights,” before…

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Digital

Pakistan “Launches” Its First Google Chromebook Assembly Line

Pakistan has announced what officials are calling the “launch” of the country’s first Google Chromebook assembly line, a move aimed at boosting digital access and promoting local tech manufacturing. However, despite the celebratory tone of the announcement, the project is still in its planning and setup phase rather than full-scale production. The announcement was made…

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Cricket

Shoaib Malik Celebrates Son Izhaan’s Birthday With Heartfelt Message

Fans shower love as the cricketer posts emotional note for his son Pakistani cricket star Shoaib Malik marked a special occasion in his life as he celebrated his beloved son Izhaan Mirza Malik’s birthday, sharing touching moments on social media that melted fans’ hearts. Taking to Instagram, the 43-year-old all-rounder posted a photo from the…

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Blogs

Is Your Protein Powder Slowly Poisoning You? Here’s the Latest Report

Consumer Reports finds high levels of lead in popular protein products — plant-based powders most contaminated Fitness enthusiasts, beware — that post-workout protein shake might not be as healthy as it seems. A new Consumer Reports investigation has revealed alarming levels of lead and other heavy metals in several popular protein powders, drinks, and shakes.…

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Beauty

5 Dry Fruits That Help Slow Aging and Boost Overall Health

While aging is inevitable, science shows that the right diet can slow down its visible and internal effects. Among the most powerful natural allies against aging are nutrient-rich dry fruits — particularly almonds, walnuts, pistachios, cashews, and Brazil nuts. These superfoods not only support glowing skin but also enhance heart, brain, and immune health. Almonds…

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Blogs

Limiting Sugar in Childhood Can Reduce Heart Disease Risk

A groundbreaking UK study has found that reducing sugar intake during pregnancy and early childhood can significantly lower the risk of heart disease later in life. The findings come from an extensive analysis of more than 63,000 adults born during Britain’s post-war sugar rationing era — a time when sugar consumption was tightly restricted due…

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