Kirana Hills: Pakistan’s secretive nuclear hub under scrutiny after India’s 'Operation Sindoor'

Following India's "Operation Sindoor" in response to terror attacks, airstrikes targeted Pakistani airbases near Kirana Hills, a site linked to Pakistan's nuclear program. While India denies targeting the hills, the strikes' proximity sparked speculation about damage to nuclear facilities and potential leaks. The incident has raised questions about regional deterrence and the safety of Pakistan's nuclear assets.Following India's "Operation Sindoor" in response to terror attacks, airstrikes targeted Pakistani airbases near Kirana Hills, a site linked to Pakistan's nuclear program. While India denies targeting the hills, the strikes' proximity sparked speculation about damage to nuclear facilities and potential leaks. The incident has raised questions about regional deterrence and the safety of Pakistan's nuclear assets.2025-05-14T17:35:18.000Z{}Wed, 14 May 2025 17:35:18 GMT

'We're not Pakistani': Baloch leader declares independence, has this request from Indians

Baloch leader Mir Yar Baloch asserted that Balochistan was never part of Pakistan, citing decades of alleged atrocities. He urged Indian media to recognize Balochs as distinct from Pakistanis, recalling Balochistan's declaration of independence on August 11, 1947. Amid India-Pakistan tensions, Balochistan expressed support for India, with Baloch claiming backing from 60 million Baloch patriots.Baloch leader Mir Yar Baloch asserted that Balochistan was never part of Pakistan, citing decades of alleged atrocities. He urged Indian media to recognize Balochs as distinct from Pakistanis, recalling Balochistan's declaration of independence on August 11, 1947. Amid India-Pakistan tensions, Balochistan expressed support for India, with Baloch claiming backing from 60 million Baloch patriots.2025-05-14T17:22:28.000Z{}Wed, 14 May 2025 17:22:28 GMT

Operation Sindoor: As India hit Pakistan, 6 nations fired cyber missiles

During Operation Sindoor, India faced significant cyberattacks orchestrated by state-backed hackers and hacktivists from various countries, including Pakistan and China. Critical infrastructure, defense PSUs, and financial platforms were targeted with malware, phishing, and denial-of-service attacks. Apart from defence PSUs and their MSME vendors, critical infrastructure and transportation services also came under attack.During Operation Sindoor, India faced significant cyberattacks orchestrated by state-backed hackers and hacktivists from various countries, including Pakistan and China. Critical infrastructure, defense PSUs, and financial platforms were targeted with malware, phishing, and denial-of-service attacks. Apart from defence PSUs and their MSME vendors, critical infrastructure and transportation services also came under attack.2025-05-14T13:52:39.000Z{}Wed, 14 May 2025 13:52:39 GMT

US-China trade agreement: Donald Trump says he called Apple CEO Tim Cook after China tariff rollback and he said ...

Following a US-China trade agreement where tariffs are suspended for 90 days, President Trump claimed Apple CEO Tim Cook plans to increase US investments, potentially building more plants. This news follows reports of Apple considering iPhone price hikes, possibly linked to tariffs.Following a US-China trade agreement where tariffs are suspended for 90 days, President Trump claimed Apple CEO Tim Cook plans to increase US investments, potentially building more plants. This news follows reports of Apple considering iPhone price hikes, possibly linked to tariffs.2025-05-14T12:44:02.000Z{}Wed, 14 May 2025 12:44:02 GMT

Baba Vanga’s chilling prediction comes true: The device that’s becoming a silent killer for all ages

Baba Vanga warned about dangers of smartphones. Excessive screen time affects children and adults. It causes sleep disruption and mental health issues. Physical problems include eye strain and neck pain. Social bonds weaken due to device overuse. Digital detox and real-world connections are essential. Mindfulness and limiting notifications can help. Mobile addiction is a growing crisis.Baba Vanga warned about dangers of smartphones. Excessive screen time affects children and adults. It causes sleep disruption and mental health issues. Physical problems include eye strain and neck pain. Social bonds weaken due to device overuse. Digital detox and real-world connections are essential. Mindfulness and limiting notifications can help. Mobile addiction is a growing crisis.2025-05-14T08:45:31.000Z{}Wed, 14 May 2025 08:45:31 GMT

Baba Vanga’s chilling prediction comes true: The device that’s becoming a silent killer for all ages

Baba Vanga's warning about smartphone addiction is now a reality, impacting both children and adults. Excessive screen time leads to sleep disruption, mental health issues, and weakened social bonds. Studies reveal increased anxiety, depression, and reduced attention spans. Experts suggest digital detox strategies, encouraging real-world connections, and practicing mindfulness to combat this growing crisis and reclaim our well-being.Baba Vanga's warning about smartphone addiction is now a reality, impacting both children and adults. Excessive screen time leads to sleep disruption, mental health issues, and weakened social bonds. Studies reveal increased anxiety, depression, and reduced attention spans. Experts suggest digital detox strategies, encouraging real-world connections, and practicing mindfulness to combat this growing crisis and reclaim our well-being.2025-05-14T06:05:25.000Z{}Wed, 14 May 2025 06:05:25 GMT

'Harmless' drink can cause kidney diseases and anxiety disorders in young people

Alarming studies reveal energy drinks, popular among young individuals in the UK (31%), pose significant health risks. Dietitian Annabel Gipp highlights caffeine's adverse effects, including high blood pressure and sleep disruption. A 2023 review links energy drinks to cardiovascular and kidney issues. Public Health journal study connects them to anxiety and depression.Alarming studies reveal energy drinks, popular among young individuals in the UK (31%), pose significant health risks. Dietitian Annabel Gipp highlights caffeine's adverse effects, including high blood pressure and sleep disruption. A 2023 review links energy drinks to cardiovascular and kidney issues. Public Health journal study connects them to anxiety and depression.2025-05-14T05:45:59.000Z{}Wed, 14 May 2025 05:45:59 GMT