January 2025

King Charles’ Cancer Type Appears Amid His Plans for Prince Harry

King Charles’ Cancer Type Appears Amid His Plans for Prince Harry Insiders just revealed what type of cancer King Charles has, plus what it means for Prince Harry. Everything was discussed during the source’s interview with Radar online. They admitted to the outlet that King Charles suffered from a “deadly” form of pancreatic cancer and […]

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Ethereum Lead Developer Eric Conner Leaves for AI Venture Freysa

Eric Conner, one of Ethereum’s core developers, left the ecosystem community after a nearly 11-year membership, citing network co-founder Vitalik Buterin’s rejection of a proposed shakeup of leadership. Conner is a co-author of EIP-1559, the major network change that changed how transaction fees work on Ethereum. He is not officially employed by Ethereum, but he

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FIA issues first advisory in 20 years to combat human trafficking

Listen to the article The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) has issued its first travel advisory in 20 years, as part of efforts to combat human trafficking. The FIA ​​headquarters has sent a letter to deputy directors of immigration across the country, ordering strict monitoring of passengers from 15 countries, 9 cities of Pakistan and two

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Nintendo Switch 2 could arrive as soon as April, major publisher says

A major gaming hardware manufacturer and publisher predicted the Nintendo Switch 2 launch window Nacon suggests it will be between April and September 2025 Nintendo confirmed that the console would arrive this year, but provided no further information on its release. Major gaming hardware manufacturer and publisher Nacon has predicted that the Nintendo Switch 2

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Government could have solved missing persons problem: SC

Listen to the article Pakistan’s Supreme Court has expressed frustration over the protracted missing persons issue, with Justice Jamal Khan Mandokhail saying the government could have resolved the issue if it wanted to. The court was hearing a case related to missing persons when another attorney general informed the court about the government’s decision to

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“Mommy guilt intensifies as I struggle to balance household chores and quality time with the kids”

A representative image of a mother holding her child’s hand. – Cloth Illustration geo.tv Dear Haya, I am a mother of three children, all under the age of 10: two of them go to school and one is a toddler. My problem is that I am unable to spend quality time with my children as

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Mustafa Khokhar joins hands with PTI-led alliance

Listen to the article ISLAMABAD: Former PPP senator Mustafa Nawaz Khokhar on Tuesday announced his decision to join the Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI)-led opposition alliance Tehreek-e-Tahaffuz-e-Aeen Pakistan (TTAP). Speaking at a press conference in Islamabad alongside PTI leader Omar Ayub and other leaders of the alliance, Khokhar expressed gratitude to TTAP for the in-depth discussions held

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Will Nintendo Switch 2 feature Hall effect controllers? This seems likely thanks to a reliable leak

It seems likely that Nintendo Switch 2 controllers will feature Hall effect components This is based on the claims of a leaker who we now know is reliable. Technology could help eliminate Joy-Con drift Hall effect controllers could truly be a game changer for the Nintendo Switch 2, with magnetic technology potentially eliminating the dreaded

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“Ghar Se Ghar Tak” policy aims to ensure smooth travel for Hajj pilgrims in 2025

Listen to the article Pakistan is set to introduce a new policy, ‘Ghar Se Ghar Tak’, to ensure greater support and facilitation for pilgrims traveling for Hajj in 2025. The initiative, aimed at enhancing the overall Hajj experience, will provide comprehensive service to pilgrims from the moment they leave Pakistan until their return. As part

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