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Pakistan - Health officials and medical scientists have observed that two-thirds population of Pakistan was either overweight or obese due to a sedentary lifestyle. In this regard, experts have called for making sugar-sweetened beverages expensive
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Pakistan - Zoya Nasir certainly knows the art of making it to the headlines. Her unapologetic persona is what makes fans love her. This time around, the actress paved her way to headlines as she
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Pakistan - A few months back, Abrar-ul-Haq was the one who threw shade at this generation’s mothers for letting their kids have screen-time. He specifically sang the Baby Shark song as he judged and mocked
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Pakistan - Shahroz Sabzwari knows the art of ending up at the epicenter of controversies. Whether it is his divorce, second marriage to Sadaf Kanwal or his eccentric statements about feminism - he certainly knows
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Pakistan - Carried out on September 25, a surgery involved a genetically modified animal and a brain dead patient whose family had authorised a two-day experiment to advance science. The organ was able to decline
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Pakistan - Actress Ayeza Khan has revealed that Fahad Mustafa is one of her most favourite male co-stars. She is currently basking in the euphoria of her successful serial, Laapata. Khan recently appeared in an
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Pakistan- The count of daily coronavirus cases is on a decline in Pakistan as there were just 663 new infections that the country reported during the past 24 hours. As per the National Command and
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Pakistan- The popular video streaming app Netflix has announced to reduce prices in Pakistan. Netflix has hiked prices in first world countries like the Netherlands, New Zealand, and Spain. The move is driven by Netflix's
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India - The Narcotics Control Bureau (NCB) claimed Wednesday that Shah Rukh Khan’s son - Aryan Khan - works for an ‘international drug network’. The NCB said this during a hearing of Aryan’s bail plea
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Pakistan- Experts from the World Health Organization (WHO), on Monday, recommended the booster doses of COVID-19 vaccines and said they should be offered to severely and moderately immunocompromised people. “An additional dose of COVID-19 vaccine
