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01/01/2026

Next time, If you want to celebrate New Year twice and feel like you’ve time-traveled, here’s a fun trick the world’s time zones allow.

The New Year arrives first in Auckland, New Zealand. Celebrate 1 January at 12:00 AM, enjoy the fireworks, the night vibes, and the fresh start of the year. After soaking it all in, catch a morning flight around 7 AM from Auckland to Honolulu, Hawaii.

Because you cross the International Date Line, time goes backwards. You’ll land in Honolulu at around 5 PM on 31 December, the previous day. Now comes the magic, when midnight strikes in Honolulu, you get to welcome 1 January all over again.

Two cities. Two celebrations 🌍✨

31/12/2025

Pakistan’s javelin sensation Arshad Nadeem has been honoured with the Global Breakthrough Athlete of the Year award at the 17th World Sports Summit held in Dubai. The accolade recognises his extraordinary achievements following a historic year in athletics.

Nadeem’s remarkable rise to global prominence came after his gold-medal performance at the 2024 Paris Olympics, where he threw the javelin 92.97 metres, setting a new Olympic and world-record mark and delivering Pakistan’s first Olympic gold in javelin and track and field.

The World Sports Summit in Dubai brought together over 1,500 sports leaders, athletes and policymakers under the theme “Uniting the World Through Sport,” highlighting Nadeem’s impact on the international stage. Pakistani officials and fans alike celebrated the award as a proud moment for the nation’s sporting history.

29/12/2025

29/12/2025

Old photographs of Gulistan-e-Johar circulating on social media have sparked nostalgia and concern among residents. Once known for its open spaces, wide roads and planned residential layout, the area now looks vastly different. Many believe the change is a result of rapid and often unregulated urbanisation over the years.

27/12/2025

Family gatherings, once full of laughter, conversation, and bonding, are now dominated by screens. From the elderly to kids, everyone seems absorbed in their phones or cameras. Even during big functions, people focus more on capturing photos and videos than enjoying the moment.

This shift has created a troubling trend: people give more attention to those behind a screen than to the loved ones sitting right in front of them. As a result, real connections are weakening, trust is eroding, and the close-knit relationships that were the hallmark of desi households are fading.

The joy of togetherness is being replaced by digital distraction, reminding us to put down the devices and truly connect with those around us.

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26/12/2025

A disturbing incident surfaced on social media where a group of Hindus allegedly disrupted Christmas prayers being held by members of the Christian community. The video, shared online with the caption “this hurts a lot,” quickly drew attention and concern from people across different faiths.

Christmas is a sacred occasion for Christians, centered on peace, prayer, and goodwill. Any disruption of religious worship not only hurts the affected community but also challenges the values of mutual respect and coexistence.

25/12/2025

Afsheen Gul, a young girl from Sindh, Pakistan, has made a remarkable recovery after battling a rare and painful neck condition that left her head bent nearly 90 degrees. Her life changed when Indian spine specialist Dr. Rajagopalan Krishnan from Apollo Hospital, Delhi, stepped forward and offered free treatment purely on humanitarian grounds.

After multiple complex surgeries completed in 2022, doctors successfully realigned her skull and cervical spine, giving Afsheen a chance to live independently and with dignity. Her journey stands as a powerful reminder that compassion, humanity, and hope know no borders.

25/12/2025

New seismic studies reveal that the Indian tectonic plate is moving at an unusually fast pace, putting the Indian subcontinent under immense geological stress. Scientists say this movement is driving frequent earthquakes across Pakistan and India and is also the reason the Himalayan mountains continue to rise.

The region sits on one of the world’s most active fault zones, where pressure has been building for centuries. Seismologists warn that the Himalayan arc may be overdue for a massive release of energy. When this stress is finally released, it could trigger a devastating high-magnitude earthquake, potentially exceeding magnitude 9.

Experts caution that such an event would not only cause widespread destruction but could also mark the beginning of long-term geographical changes in the region. While the exact timing remains uncertain, researchers stress the importance of preparedness and awareness in one of the world’s most densely populated seismic zones.

22/12/2025

A tragic incident occurred in Hyderabad’s Latifabad Unit 11, Mehr Ali Colony, where a three-year-old girl fell into an open drain. According to ARY News, nearby residents immediately rescued the child from the drain and rushed her to Bhittai Hospital for medical treatment. However, doctors confirmed that the girl passed away while being taken to the hospital.

After her de@th was confirmed, the family took the body with them. The incident has left the area in deep grief and fear. Local residents have demanded that all open sewage drains be covered immediately to prevent further loss of precious lives.

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