Few years on the Earth
Hira Mokariya 
Iraq has embarked on its first nationwide population census in nearly four decades, a monumental task aimed at collecting comprehensive demographic data. The last census, conducted in 1987 under Saddam Hussein’s regime, provided limited insights into the country’s population due to the political climate and subsequent conflicts. With the assistance of the United Nations Population … Read more
A month-long cruise aboard the Coral Princess turned worrisome as a norovirus outbreak left dozens of passengers and crew members ill. The outbreak highlights the challenges of containing highly contagious viruses in confined spaces like cruise ships. The outbreak on the Coral Princess underscores the broader implications of norovirus on public health and the travel … Read more
High-speed internet has revolutionized how we connect, work, and entertain ourselves, but it appears there’s a less celebrated downside to this technological boon: its impact on our health. A recent study has found a startling correlation between the rise in high-speed internet access and an increase in obesity rates. Researchers from Australian institutions like Monash … Read more
The ongoing conflict in Ukraine has entered a critical phase as heightened tensions prompt Italy, Spain, Greece, and the United States to close their embassies in Kyiv. Concerns about potential airstrikes have driven these nations to take precautionary measures, underscoring the escalating threat to civilian and diplomatic safety in the Ukrainian capital. Heightened Security Concerns … Read more
Supercomputing has reached a groundbreaking milestone with the introduction of El Capitan, the world’s fastest supercomputer. Designed by HPE for the National Nuclear Security Administration (NNSA) at Lawrence Livermore National Laboratory (LLNL), this computational marvel is powered by AMD’s state-of-the-art Instinct MI300A APUs. Delivering unprecedented performance, This supercomputer not only surpasses its predecessor, Frontier, but … Read more
Bizarre Incident!!! Robot Kidnaps 12 Robots in China – The rise of artificial intelligence (AI) continues to amaze and alarm the world, with its transformative capabilities challenging human understanding and imagination. In a peculiar incident that occurred on August 26 in Shanghai, a small AI-powered robot named Erbai successfully “kidnapped” 12 large robots from a … Read more
In a world where technology and sports are increasingly intertwined, the idea of robots surpassing human abilities in sports might seem like something out of a science fiction movie. However, this vision is slowly becoming a reality, and one of the most intriguing developments is the creation of a robot designed to potentially outplay one … Read more
In the wake of President-elect Donald Trump’s reelection, the picturesque village of Ollolai, on the island of Sardinia, has extended a unique offer to disillusioned Americans: homes priced at just $1.06. This initiative is not only a bid to revive the village but also a response to increased interest from Americans seeking to leave the … Read more
The video, which has since gone viral, showcases Shawn Mendes Plays Harmonium, an instrument deeply rooted in Indian classical music but historically of French origin. Fans, charmed by this unexpected fusion, have humorously bestowed him with titles such as “Ustad Shawn-e-Jahaan” and “Shawn-e-Ali Khan.” Shawn Mendes, the Canadian heartthrob and global music sensation, is no … Read more
The Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) has achieved a major milestone by assuming control of the GSAT-20 communication satellite, following its successful launch by SpaceX’s Falcon 9 rocket. This advanced satellite promises to revolutionize broadband services across India, bringing internet connectivity to even the most remote corners of the country. A Collaborative Space Mission The … Read more