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The video of an electronic scooter catching intense fire grabbed the social media users’ attention towards the technology. A Twitter user Patrao shared the minute and 51-second clip in which the scooter is seen emitting smoke. It shortly catches fire and the intensity goes higher and lower with each second. The people are seen running for safety. “Buy a E Scooter and suffer,” the caption read. Buy a E Scooter and suffer pic.twitter.com/OGX6CxMmMb — Patrao (@in_patrao) September 29, 2021 The netizens have suggested different reasons for electronic vehicles and the precautions that need to be taken by the owners and companies alike. Manufacturer should provide complimentary suitable class fire extinguisher — Narasimha M Hulgi (@NMHulgi) September 29, 2021 Can be used during the upcoming Deepavali. Just mix colours. — Avinash (ಭಾರತೀ ಪುತ್ರ) (@aveenaash) September 30, 2021 Why such incident happens with electric scooters? We need to know the exact reasons for such ty...

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LAHORE: The Punjab government has imposed lockdown in different districts having low Covid vaccination rate with effect from October 1, ARY News reported. The Punjab health secretary announced that the lockdown restrictions will be imposed from October 1 to October 15 in all districts of the province except Rawalpindi due to the high vaccination rate. Punjab Health Secretary Imran Sikandar Baloch said in a statement that businesses and markets will be allowed to be opened by 10:00 pm and Sunday will be observed as a holiday. READ: NCOC ANNOUNCES FRESH CURBS FOR UNVACCINATED PEOPLE In-door dining will be permitted with 50 per cent capacity only for vaccinated people till 11:59 pm, whereas, only vaccinated people will be allowed for outdoor dining. 200 vaccinated guests will be allowed to gather in indoor wedding events and 400 in outdoor marriage ceremonies across the province. The health authorities granted permission to vaccinated citizens aged above 30 to visit the shrines. RE...

PESHAWAR: Khyber Pakhtunkhwa (KP) has recorded 10 deaths due to COVID-19 during the past 24 hours, whereas, 221 new cases were reported in the province, ARY News reported on Thursday. After reporting 10 more deaths, the total count of mortalities has reached up to 5,547 in the province, whereas, the number of infections stood at 174,017. 218 patients have recovered from the virus, taking the total count to 163,908. Pakistan reported 39 more deaths during the last 24 hours by novel coronavirus, lifting the overall number of fatalities to 27,729. According to the latest figures released by the National Command and Operations Centre (NCOC), the number of positive cases has surged to 1,245,127 after the emergence of 1,742 fresh cases. Pakistan has conducted 52,635 tests in the past 24 hours out of which 1,742 persons were tested positive for the disease. The COVID Positivity Ratio was recorded at 3.30 per cent. 3,768 patients are still said to be critical across the country, while 1...

ISLAMABAD: The federal government on Thursday increased the price of petrol by Rs4 per litre for the first fortnight of October, effective from Friday , according to a notification issued by the Finance Ministry. The government approved Rs4 per litre increase on petrol and Rs2 per litre in the price of diesel. The price of kerosene oil went up by Rs7.05 while the rate of light diesel was jacked up to Rs8.82 per litre. Petrol, with the Rs4 increase, will now cost Rs127.30 per litre, whereas high-speed diesel, with an increase of Rs2, will now cost Rs122.04 per litre. The new prices will come into effect from 12:00 midnight. The Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) had sent a summary to the petroleum division seeking an increase in petrol price by Rs5.25 per litre. The diesel price was recommended to be raised by Rs3.5 per litre. The federal government had  increased the price of petrol by Rs5 per litre on September 15. The government had approved Rs5 per litre increase o...

KARACHI: The Sindh Education and Literacy Department announced that all private and Govt schools, colleges would remain closed across the province tomorrow (Friday) amid the cyclone threat, ARY News reported on Thursday. The decision was made in a meeting chaired by Sindh Education Minister Syed Sardar Shah. Earlier, all Sindh Private Schools and Colleges Association announced that private schools and colleges would remain closed in the “districts affected by the rain” on Friday. Chairman All Sindh Private Schools and Colleges Association (ASPSCA) Syed Tariq Shah made the announcement on Thursday amid the cyclone threat. He said the decision was made after parents expressed concerns over reports of possible urban flooding in Karachi and other Sindh cities. Met department issues warning The Pakistan Meteorological Department in its fresh  alert issued on Thursday evening said that the depression over the northeast Arabian Sea has moved west-northwestward at a speed of 20km/hr...

ISLAMABAD: Prime Minister Imran Khan has emphasised the importance of promoting smart, self-sufficient, clean and green houses and business projects in Pakistan. PM Imran Khan chaired a review meeting in Islamabad today regarding the Ravi Urban Development Authority (RUDA) and Central Business District (CBD) in Lahore. The premier highlighted the importance of RUDA and CBD to achieve the objectives. PM Khan was briefed on the plan to build the largest theme park in Pakistan in collaboration with IMG Dubai Theme Park. It was told that the RUDA will unveil the 2,000-kanal project on the Ravi Riverfront at the Dubai Expo 2020 starting next month to attract investors. Imran Khan directed the concerned authorities to address the issues by adopting a proactive strategy so that Pakistan could reap maximum benefits from these innovative and sustainable real estate projects by attracting Foreign Direct Investment, Radio Pakistan reported. RUDA’s various projects include the installation o...

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KARACHI: The Pakistan Civil Aviation Authority (PCAA) has reduced the flight operations of two Kuwaiti airlines in a tit for tat move after the rejection of permission to the flight operation of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA), ARY News reported on Thursday. The PCAA spokesperson said that the violation of bilateral agreement was made by disallowing PIA to operate flights in Kuwait. In response, the aviation authority reduced the flight operation of two Kuwaiti airlines. According to the PCAA, one flight of each airline will be suspended from October 1. It emerged that Kuwait Airways and Jazeera Airways were operating weekly two flights to Lahore that was reduced to one flight in a week. On September 21, the PCAA had said it was constrained to initiate “ similar action for Kuwaiti designated airlines’ flight operations to/from Pakistan with effect from October 01, 2021 by restricting operations of one flight each of Kuwaiti designated airlines.” It had been warned that the ...

Indian actress named Soujanya committed suicide by hanging herself at her home in Bangalore city, a foreign news agency reported. The tragic incident took place in her apartment located in Kumbalgodu town. The primary investigation has revealed that the door was opened by force to locate the remains hanging on the ceiling. The investigator said that she can be identified with a tattoo on her leg. Police have launched an investigation as to which incidents in her personal or professional life made Soujanya took the step. Her family members and friends are being questioned over the incident. Read More: Indian actress, friend killed in road accident It was also reported that a suicide note was recovered in which she wrote that she does not hold anyone responsible and took the step on her own. She has also asked her parents to forgive her over her step. The celebrity stated that she was doing physically fine but was mentally affected by an incident that had taken place in her life, a...

A photographer deleted all the wedding photos after he was refused to have food and water by the bridegroom during the joyous occasion. In a series of posts, he had stated that he mostly takes pictures of animals before posting them on social media platforms. He further mentioned that he had told the bridegroom that he was not perfect in taking pictures of newlyweds. He claimed that the groom had convinced him to take the snaps even if they are not perfect. It was then decided that the photography cost would be $250 and the event would take place from 11 am till around 7:30 pm. Watch: Wedding photographer falls into the pool during photoshoot He stated that he was refrained from having any food, which was served from around 5 pm, because he was being made to take pictures. “I’m getting tired and at this point kinda regretting doing this for next to nothing. It’s also unbelievably hot: the venue is in an old veteran’s legion and it’s like 110F and there’s no AC,” he stated. Read ...

ISLAMABAD: Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) has summoned a meeting of top party leaders on October 11 to discuss various matters including Islamabad long march, ARY News reported on Thursday. The meeting will be held at the PML-N secretariat. The session would be attended by JUI-F chief Maulana Fazlur Rehman, PML-N President Shehbaz Sharif, PML-N Vice President Maryam Nawaz and other opposition party leaders. The meeting will discuss a wide range of issues including Electronic Voting Machines (EVMs), Islamabad long march, electoral reforms and inflation. The opposition leadership would mull over the joint strategy to take forward the anti-government movement besides finalising the date and features of the upcoming road caravan. Earlier, Pakistan Democratic Movement (PDM) had decided to  focus on Punjab  as the centre of its protest movement against the government. The opposition parties alliance had decided to hold public meetings and road caravans in Punjab. READ:...

KARACHI: The Election Commission of Pakistan (ECP) has conducted the recounting of votes in three wards of Karachi cantonment boards, ARY News reported on Thursday. The recounting of votes went in the favour of the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) candidate in Ward 5 of Korangi Cantonment Board. The PPP candidate Kamran Asif was declared winner in Ward 5 after the vote recount with the lead of five votes. Earlier, the candidate of Pakistan Muslim League Nawaz (PML-N), Malik Javed Iqbal, had been declared winner in the Ward 5 in September 12 elections with the lead of three votes against the PPP candidate Kamran Asif. The recounting of votes was conducted under the supervision of DRO Sajjad Khattak at the office of the Korangi Cantonment Board. In Ward 7 of Cantonment Board Malir (CBM), the recounting of votes ended in a tie between the candidates of Muttahida Qaumi Movement Pakistan (MQM-P) and Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI). READ: ECP ORDERS VOTE RECOUNT IN THREE WARDS OF KARACHI CA...

Moving large pieces of furniture is never an easy task, but a video of three men has gone viral over their bizarre strategy for getting a three-seater sofa out of a house window. The incident was captured on camera, showing three trying to get a sofa out of the house through an upper storey window, after presumably failing to fit it through the front door. The clip, filmed in Dublin, Ireland, shows a man lowering the sofa towards the ground from the window. Two other men can be seen standing on a low wall outside the house. They use sweeping brushes to support the sofa so that it doesn’t come crashing down. The men are able to lower the sofa to a level from where they could easily catch hold of it. However, the video ends with the sofa still hanging in the air and viewers were unable to find out whether their attempt was successful or not. While some netizens were impressed with the technique, others said it would have been easier to unscrew one of the arms of the sofa. O...

A woman gave a tricky mathematics question to a group of engineers and it had them baffled. The video on social media video streaming website YouTube sees a woman, identified as Karin Gendi, handing a paper to her friends with the number ‘100’ written twice in columns. They were asked to turn two hundred on a line. “If you can turn this into two hundred with one line, I’ll give you whatever you want,” Gendi told the group. Read More: Tricky homework question of mathematics leaves many scratching heads They were baffled after coming across the question and began their attempt to solve the tricky question. The engineers were clearly struggling to find the solution to the question but one of them did manage to find a solution by used words and numbers to his advantage. Read More: Teacher faces firing calls after comments on boy’s mathematics test He started off by making a line across the 1 of the first 100 and converting it into the word too. The two-minute clip on YouTube has ...

Netflix has bought video game creator Night School Studio and rolled out five mobile gaming titles in select European markets, the company said on Tuesday, as it looks to diversify revenue sources amid intensifying competition in the streaming space. Night School Studio, the company’s first gaming studio purchase, is best known for its debut game, “Oxenfree”, a supernatural teen thriller with an eerie soundtrack. The studio’s games, which are available on Sony’s PlayStation, Microsoft’s Xbox, Nintendo Switch and PCs, will be the first non-mobile titles in the streaming giant’s newly created video game portfolio. Read More: Netflix to add mobile video games as subscriber growth slows “Like our shows and films, these games will all be included as part of your Netflix membership — all with no ads and no in-app purchases,” the company said. Netflix had mentioned its plans to enter gaming during its last quarterly earnings, as newer players including Disney+ and HBO Max have b...

An employee of a pizza restaurant was astounded when she received a call from a customer who sounded just like Colombian award-winning singer Shakira. An Instagram video sees a female singer ordering her food by singing like Shakira. The video went viral on social media platforms. The clip was shared by a user named Shubha Vemula on Instagram Reels, and the clip has nearly crossed the six million view count with 415k likes and counting.   View this post on Instagram   A post shared by Shuba – Singer & Musician (@shubamusic) Shubha gained fame during the 12th season of the reality singing show American Idol where she made it to the semi-final stage. Read More: Shakira sings at ‘magical’ cedars of Lebanon, land of her ancestors She has already earned praise from renowned celebrities such as Enrique Iglesias amd Celine Dion for her mimicry and imitation skills. Shubha is seen calling the outlet and ordering a medium-sized pizza...

A man claimed that he woke up to find a bat clinging to his neck before dying of rabies days later in the United States. A foreign news agency mentioned that the unnamed person from Lake County said that he found a bat clinging to his neck. He then began to suffer from extreme numbness along with headaches and difficulties in moving his limbs. His diagnosis was confirmed after getting tested in the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention labs. He died several days later. The Illinois Department of Public Health announced that it was the first human-related rabies death since 1954. According to the World Health Organization, there is no cure for rabies when clinical rabies physically appear. It is mostly transmitted through domestic pets through bites and saliva. Read More: Photo of ‘human-sized’ bat leaves social media users horrified The organization mentioned that 99 per cent of the case are caused by dogs. It can be treated through vaccines. The director of the Illinois De...

KARACHI: The Sindh High Court (SHC) on Wednesday granted a stay order against the cancellation of the order to purchase benches for government schools in Sindh, ARY News reported. The SHC order came after a joint petition was filed by the four companies which secured the Sindh education department’s tender. Following the recommendations of the committee to find out irregularities in the tender released for the purchase of benches for government schools in Sindh, the provincial education department on September 25 cancelled the tender. According to the notification issued by the Sindh education department, the tender has been cancelled as the committee recommended reviewing the prices of the school desks before purchase. The committee has further recommended purchasing the desks for the schools at the divisional level as per SEPRA rules. The process of procurement will be monitored by the committee at the district level. Read more:  ‘EXPENSIVE FURNITURE’ FOR SCHOOLS PURCHASED D...

MILAN: Young activists on Wednesday tabled a slate of proposals for inclusion in the COP26 climate agenda, a day before Italian Prime Minister Mario Draghi meets Swedish campaigner Greta Thunberg. The proposals will be vetted by climate and energy ministers gathering at a meeting in Milan on Thursday, before some find their way to the U.N. COP26 summit in Glasgow in a month’s time. The Glasgow conference aims to secure more ambitious climate action from the nearly 200 countries who signed the 2015 Paris Agreement and agreed to try to limit human-caused global warming to 1.5 degrees Celsius. Structured across four areas of action, the activist proposals include demands for a transparent climate finance system as well as a call for the total phasing out of the fossil fuel industry by 2030. “(2030) is the limit we want to put, we don’t want to say 2050… because this is our last chance,” Iraqi activist Reem Alsaffar said. “We’re so tired of greenwashing and of companies selling us tha...

ISLAMABAD: Laser lights were flashed at three planes ahead of their landing at the Islamabad International Airport, it emerged after pilots complained to the air traffic controller, ARY NEWS reported. According to sources having knowledge of the incidents, laser lights were flashed at the planes when they were 30 kilometers far from landing at the Islamabad airport. The incidents of laser lights being projected were reported by PK-682 and PF-125 while a flight from Dubai, ER-702, also faced the situation. The pilots of the three planes conveyed the matter to the air traffic controller, they said adding that the incidents occurred when the planes were above Fateh Jang areas. These incidents have occurred at the nationwide airports and the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) had sought action against elements involved in it as it could lead to an untoward incident. On June 28 , the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) has sought action against the responsible persons involved in projecting las...

KARACHI: The police department has resolved the murder case of a retired school teacher in Karachi’s Baldia Gulshan-e-Ghazi, ARY News reported on Wednesday. Police resolved the murder case of the resident of the Paposh area who was a retired school teacher named Ehsanul Haq. Ehsanul Haq had been murdered by unidentified persons in Gulshan-e-Ghazi a few days ago. Police officials made three arrests including a couple and accomplice on the charges of murdering the retired school teacher. The accused had allegedly fled from the crime scene and their arrests were made on technical basis. The arrested persons including a woman named Shaba, Saleem and Ehtisham. However, the motives behind the murder were still unknown. READ: MAN ARRESTED AT ISLAMABAD AIRPORT ON ARRIVAL FROM SAUDI ARABIA Earlier in the day, three suspects allegedly involved in a triple murder were arrested by the authorities from Jinnah International Airport, Karachi as they returned from Italy. The Federal Investigati...

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Information and Broadcasting Fawad Chaudhry said on Wednesday government has decided to summon a joint session of Parliament for legislation on electoral reforms. He said this while talking to the media after the PTI parliamentary party meeting held in Islamabad with Prime Minister Imran Khan in the chair. The information minister said the government had been trying to hold talks with opposition parties on election reforms and legislation in this regard since last year. Referring to the cases and NCA probe against PML-N leader Shehbaz Sharif, Fawad Chaudhry said two cases of more Rs30 billion are under trial in Pakistan against the leader of the opposition. Read More:  GOVT DECIDES TO GET SHAUKAT TARIN ELECTED ON SENATE: SOURCES He advised PML-N supremo Nawaz Sharif and other absconders of the opposition party to return back to Pakistan and face cases. Separately today, the National Assembly approved a motion to take up key legislation relatin...

KARACHI: Rains lashed different parts of Sindh province including Thatta, Badin and Keti Bandar, whereas, the provincial capital Karachi is likely to receive heavy rainfall on Thursday night, ARY News reported. The Met Department said in a statement that rains lashed different parts of Sindh, whereas, intermittent rain showers will begin in the provincial capital Karachi tonight. Karachi is likely to receive heavy rainfall from Thursday evening, said the Met Department. Cyclone Gulab Earlier, Pakistan Metrological Department (PMD) forecast torrential rains and a tropical cyclone in Karachi and other districts of the province from Thursday, saying that it could lead to urban flooding in these areas. READ: PDMA CALLS FOR SAFETY MEASURES IN VIEW OF KARACHI RAIN FORECAST According to an alert issued by the Met Office, Karachi, Hyderabad, Thatta, and Dadu districts of the province could witness a heavy spell of rain during the next three days starting from September 30 to October 02. ...

British actor Daniel Craig recalled some interesting stories that involved him and fellow actor Dave Bautista during the film of the previous James Bond film “Spectre”. He starred alongside former WWE superstar turned actor Dave Batista in one of his films named Spectre. In the film, Dave Bautista played the role of an assassin named Mr Hinx. Craig, in an interview ahead of his final Bond movie release, recalled that he once punched Bautista which damaged his name during Spectre’s filming. The former Bond star mentioned that he had to make a run after that. Read More: Massively grateful Daniel Craig bids farewell to James Bond “I threw a punch and hit him on the nose,” Craig said as quoted in the report. “I heard this crack and was like ‘oh god, no’ and ran away.” He further mentioned that he was thinking of the repercussions of his actions, due to the antagonist’s character, but the situation was completely different was around. “I thought he was going to come after me but he wa...

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ISLAMABAD: Fuel prices in Pakistan are likely to be raised by over Rs 5 per litre as Ogra has recommended an increase in prices of petrol and diesel from October 01, ARY NEWS reported quoting sources. According to sources, the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) has sent a summary to the petroleum division seeking an increase in petrol price by Rs5.25 per litre. The diesel prices are recommended to be raised by Rs3.5 per litre, they said. A final decision on the matter will however be taken by the finance ministry after consultation from Prime Minister Imran Khan. The sources said that the change in petroleum prices will rely on adjustments on petroleum levy and GST to be added to the petrol and diesel prices. “Currently, there is an Rs5.62 per litre petroleum levy imposed on petrol and Rs5.14 per litre on diesel,” they said. The federal government had increased the price of petrol by Rs5 per litre for the next 15 days of September 2021, according to a notification issued by ...

ISLAMABAD: Federal Minister for Finance and Revenue, Mr. Shaukat Tarin, presided over the National Price Monitoring Committee (NPMC) meeting held at the finance division. During the meeting, finance minister Shaukat Tarin has reiterated the firm commitment of the government to ensure a smooth supply of wheat flour across the country at government-specified prices. Presiding over the NPMC, he expressed satisfaction over the release of wheat by the Provincial Government of Punjab at the Government specified rate which is easing out price of wheat flour bags in the province. The Finance Minister directed the Provincial Chief Secretaries of Sindh, Balochistan and KP to expedite the process for releasing wheat at the price determined by the Government after fulfilling requisite formalities The secretary of finance briefed the NPMC about the decline in weekly SPI by 0.07%. The rise in global food commodities and petroleum prices due to the COVID-19 pandemic has affected the prices of es...

LAHORE: The Lollywood actress Meera has claimed that the showbiz industry suffered a massive financial loss worth billions due to the [dual nikah] case against her, ARY News reported on Wednesday. Actress Meera who is known for heaps of scandals than performances delivered the statement during the hearing of the dual nikah case at a local court in Lahore today. A local court conducted the hearing of the dual nikah case against the Lollywood actress Meera today. Meera appeared along with her counsel in the hearing. During the hearing, Meera broke into tears before the judge after approaching the rostrum. The actress told the judge that she was seeking justice for 10 years. She said that she was properly heard at the US court but justice was not delivered in the country’s court. After the actress started shouting in the courtroom, the judge Rai Ahmed Khan asked Meera to lower her voice otherwise get back to her seat. Later, the sessions court adjourned the hearing till October 5 a...

KARACHI: The Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) Wednesday issued an alert for Jinnah International Airport after rain forecast in Karachi due to cyclone storm ‘Gulab’, ARY News reported. The CAA has directed for taking steps to address an emergency situation and to tackle the strong winds during the tropical cyclone. “All concerned authorities are advised to remain vigilant and take precautionary measures during the forecast period,” reads the circular issued by the aviation authority. The CAA has issued instructions for adding surplus weight with fixed-wing small aircraft and rotary wing (helicopters), Airport Manager Imran Khan said. The electrical department has been ordered to repair broken wires ahead of the bad weather and to keep the beacon lights at the airport’s control tower and other high-rise buildings in good shape. Earlier today, the Provincial Disaster Management Authority (PDMA), Sindh has asked the district administrations across the province to take precautionary mea...

ISLAMABAD: A money changer who used to send TTs in the name of the Sharif family from abroad is under the custody of the National Accountability Bureau (NAB), ARY NEWS reported quoting sources within the accountability watchdog. While denying reports that NAB is investigating cases against Shehbaz Sharif and Suleiman Shehbaz over their London accounts, the sources said that they were rather investigating over Rs 200 billion transferred through TTs to the Sharif family members.  The money changer who facilitated the TTs for the Sharif family is under arrest, they said. An approver in the TT case, Aftab Mahmood’s statement was also run during ARY NEWS programme, Power Play, that quoted him as saying that he was operating a money exchange in Britain from 2004 when his cousin Shahid Rafique asked him to facilitate some TTs in 2008. Read More:  MORE REVELATIONS IN SHARIF BROTHERS’ TT SCANDAL The TTs were sent to the accounts of Sharif family members including Hamza Shehbaz, Sulei...

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KARACHI: At least five persons were dead and several got injured as a passenger bus and trailer met a collision in Nooriabad, ARY News reported on Wednesday.  According to rescue sources, the accident occurred at the Super Highway in the Nooriabad area near Karachi where a bus heading to Hyderabad from Karachi collided with a trailer, killing five persons on the spot and injuring several others. Getting information, the rescue teams reached the spot and shifted the dead and injured to Kotri hospital. The rescue sources said that the death toll may rise further as several passengers were in critical condition. In a separate road crash on April 21, at least 12 people lost their lives and 20 others got injured in Khairpur. Read more: Track restored after train-tanker collision in Tando Adam The incident took place at Khairpur’s Old National Highway, where a passenger bus collided with a van carrying passengers. As a result of the horrible crash, at least 12 people lost their liv...

LAHORE: A lady doctor was shot dead on offering resistance during a robbery bid in Lahore on Wednesday, ARY News reported. According to the details, the incident took place in the limits of PS Defence block A. The First Information Report (FIR) of the incident has been registered. Dr Khola reached Lahore’s DHA Phase 5 to meet her friend, where the incident took place. The lady doctor was intercepted by the two robbers, riding a motorbike, when she was leaving her friend’s house, the FIR read. The robbers snatched the purse and mobile of the lady doctor and upon resistance, they opened fire on her, resulting in her death. Meanwhile, the robbers fled the scene. Read more: Citizen travelling with daughter shot in leg after resisting dacoits in Karachi Earlier on January 26, in a terrifying incident, the dacoits had surrounded a father and daughter on a motorcycle in Korangi’s Allahwala Town in Karachi and shot in the man’s leg over resistance. A Karachi citizen, Tahir, was riding a...

A UK woman retired at 35 with nearly £1 million ( Rs 10 crore) in savings and investments with her husband. Katie Donegan, who is now 37, said that she has been thrifty with her money. Unlike other youngsters, she would even save up her pocket money rather than spend it. She met her husband Alan during a volunteering project in Costa Rica in January 2005. “We returned to the UK as a couple, and I began a degree in statistics at University College London, where I lived with my parents, eating cheaply and not buying new clothes, as I hated the thought of getting into debt,” she said. Donegan said, “After graduating in 2008, we moved in with Alan’s mum in Hampshire so we could save for a house deposit, while I worked as an actuary earning £28,500 a year. Alan was self-employed on a variable income, teaching businesses how to do presentations.” She added, “We ate packed lunches, drove a second-hand Skoda and invited friends over instead of going for expensive nights out. We saved hard...

Skype  has some significant changes in the works. It  offered a peek at what’s coming later this year, with a focus on speed, reliability and design, as well as other performance upgrades.  Microsoft   announced  the addition of the latest features to Skype via a blog post on September 27. The company said that the new plans bring an “improved, faster, reliable, and super modern-looking Skype.” The most important part of Skype, what Microsoft named the Call Stage is getting several upgrades. The grid that’s displayed during calls will soon include every attendee of the video call. The person starting the video call will have the option to include people who are sharing video in the grid and can disable the video stream. Audio-only participants can use one of the app’s background replacement images while on a call, instead of the standard grey background. Skype is also getting new colour themes and layouts to this view to allow customisation. User...

A Maryland judge on Tuesday sentenced the gunman who killed five people at the Capital Gazette newsroom in Annapolis in 2018 to five life prison sentences without the possibility of parole, the Office of the State’s Attorney for Anne Arundel County said. A jury in July found Jarrod Ramos, 41, criminally responsible for the massacre, one of the deadliest attacks on a U.S. media outlet. In addition to the five life terms, Judge Michael Wachs sentenced the gunman to one life sentence plus 345 years, the prosecutor’s office said. Ramos pleaded guilty in October 2019 to 23 felony counts, including five counts of first-degree murder, but argued that he was not criminally responsible due to a mental disorder. The jury rejected his insanity defense after just a few hours of deliberation. The mass shooting took place on June 28, 2018, when Ramos walked into the Gazette’s Annapolis newsroom and killed the newspaper’s assistant editor, Rob Hiaasen, 59; reporter Wendi Winters, 65; editorial p...

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Foreign Minister Shah Mahmood Qureshi has once again urged the international community to engage with the new reality in Afghanistan. In an interview with Al-Jazeera TV , the foreign minister has asked the world to unfreeze Afghan government assets in order to avert a humanitarian crisis. “There is a humanitarian crisis in the making and use that money to address the crisis,” he added. Shah Mahmood Qureshi said the economic collapse could give space to terrorists and it would have serious consequences not only for Pakistan but for the entire region. “The collapse could lead to an exodus, a huge influx of refugees moving in different directions towards Pakistan, Iran and Tajikistan,” the foreign minister added. Read more:  World must not repeat mistake of disengaging with Afghanistan, Qureshi tells Blinken About recognizing the Taliban set up by Pakistan, FM Qureshi said, “We are watching and observing as the things unfold and we will make a decision at an appropriate time.” ...