Not today but five years ago, in the wake of advanced research, financial incentives and …
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Efficient logistics infrastructure can help keep manufacturing and import sustainable Transparent system of vehicle examination rules still need to be developed and implemented Sales tax cut by single digit can help boost automobile sector and country’s earnings Interview with Mr …
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Analysis of Economic Survey of Pakistan FY 2020 revealed that Liquefied Petroleum Gas (LPG) plays a significant role in the energy mix of the country as it offers a cleaner alternative to biomass-based sources, mainly in locations where natural gas …
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Prime Minister Of Pakistan PM Imran Khan rolls out ‘Raast’ initiative to move to cashless economy The Government of Pakistan took another step towards the digital world presently with the launching of Raast – Pakistan’s first instant payment system that …
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Policy rate, tariff concerns pull KSE-100 down The Stock Market once again turned bearish on Friday as investors were concerned about the monetary policy announcement later in the day by the State Bank of Pakistan. The central bank left the …
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Qatar airways will start flights to Dubai and Abu Dhabi shortly Qatar Airways will resume flights to the UAE, starting with services to Dubai International on January 27 and followed by Abu Dhabi on January 28. Qatar’s flagship carrier will …
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Most inspiring leader of all time Martin Luther King Jr. It is said that very few Americans are as celebrated as Martin Luther King Jr., (MLK) the Baptist minister and social activist who led in the United State the Civil …
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Jazzcash and KASB securities join hands to promote retail investment JazzCash, Pakistan’s leading digital payments platform, and KASB Securities, the country’s leading brokerage firm, have signed a Memorandum of Understanding to promote retail investment by easing access to investment products …
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A Reuters file photo of Joe Biden. Published in Geo News on Jan 22nd, 2021, Biden taks US intelligence community to assess Solar Winds cyber breach, Russian interference in 2020 elections etc Arms control treaty expires on Feb 5 WASHINGTON: …
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The scrabble championship is being played online for the first time because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Photo: AFP Published in Geo News on Jan 19th, 2021, M. Waqar Bhatti Pakistan squad for world’s first online scrabble championship named Pakistan hosting …
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Published in The Nation on Jan 11th, 2021, Islamabad – Cellular senescence, a state of permanent growth arrest, has emerged as a hallmark and fundamental driver of organismal aging. It is regulated by both genetic and epigenetic factors. Despite a …
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A study has shown that around 51,000 premature deaths could be prevented each year if cities met recommended levels of air pollution. Nitrogen dioxide exposure is highest in Madrid and caused up to 7% of all natural deaths there. City …
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Satellite images can support industrial growth, environment protection, healthcare and education. Better access to climate data could help emerging economies recapture billions in lost revenues. Data is a currency of its own in the modern world, so if only a …
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Once the UK left the EU, it would be free to invest in gene editing of crops and livestock to “feed the world”. That’s what the prime minister, Boris Johnson, told the House of Commons in 2019. And following the …
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Artificial Intelligence (AI) is providing an increasing number of recommendations to human decision makers. We must therefore make sure that we can trust not just AI but also its whole ecosystem. The notion of fairness itself is fluid and requires …
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COVID-19 vaccines offer hope, yet global fractures remain. Global cooperation is necessary for recovery today and resiliency tomorrow. A new set of guiding principles calls for prioritizing peace and security, equity and sustainability. The deployment of COVID-19 vaccines brings hope …
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For years, conventional wisdom has held that roots don’t grow as deep in hard soil because it’s just too difficult for them to physically push through it. But our new research has unearthed another reason: their growth is controlled by …
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Carry out a Google image search of the phrase “28 Days Later” and among the many stills and publicity images for the 2002 horror film, one will find a scattering of photographs of London taken during the first COVID-19 lockdown …
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The emerging technologies of the Fourth Industrial Revolution are disrupting traditional infrastructure markets and creating new ones; This change coupled with the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic have resulted in increased demand and supply uncertainty; New infrastructure will be required …
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