YouTube new version, could be able to get rid of fake accounts.

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YouTube new version, could be able to get rid of fake accounts.

Fake YouTube accounts spread misinformation for an extended period.

On YouTube, these accounts frequently mimic well-known personalities in an effort to con users into handing over cash and personal information. YouTube has been working hard to remove these accounts, but in the meanwhile, it has come up with a cunning YouTube new version solution. Like other social apps like Twitter and Discord, as well as thousands of other akin apps, the video-sharing website has added “handles” to the platform. These “handles” merely name merely name tags that are unique to a YouTuber, allowing for proper differentiation from other users.

The handles are “unique to each channel so that creators may further develop their individual personality and brand on YouTube,” according to the company.

YouTube new version, could be able to get rid of fake accounts.

Handles:

handles can be use for a number of things, such as branding and identification, as well as for mentioning in remarks, community postings, and video descriptions.

YouTube URL:

YouTube has claim that content creators will be informed “over the next month” when they choose a handle for their channel, even though the new upgrade has not yet been made available to the general public.

Channels with a personalized URL previously established as their default handle will have that URL set automatically however, the channel owners of those channels will have the ability to change their handle as soon as the notification is receive in YouTube Studio.

The company has made it clear that a number of factors, such as “total YouTube prominence,” “subscription count,” and “whether the channel is active or dormant,” would affect the selection of the handle in YouTube new version.

Additionally, a corresponding URL (youtube.com/@[handle]) will be created with these handles. Visit the Frequently Asked Questions section on YouTube to find out more information about the feature.

K-Electric CEO Arrest Warrant Issued by the Sindh High Court.

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K-Electric CEO faces an arrest warrant from Sindh High Court, Karachi.

Syed Moonis Abdullah Alvi arrest warrant that the case against K-Electric was heard at the Sindh High Court amid a period of load shedding, which presented challenges for the parties in other cases.

The arrest warrant must be carried out immediately, according to a Sindh High Court order to Additional IG Javed Alam Odho. Within an hour, the police are to present CEO K-Electric to the court.

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The honorable court expressed outrage over the fact that the Sindh High Court heard a number of cases in the dark.

It should be recalled that the Sindh High Court expressed outrage when the police previously told it of the lack of progress in finding the missing people.

The High Court of Sindh voiced its outrage at the lack of progress during the hearing of the petitions pertaining to the recovery of 10 missing persons before the High Court ten days ago and asked the law enforcement agencies to quicken the measures.

 

Sindh govt approves hiring hundreds of teachers.

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Sindh govt approves hiring hundreds of teachers

Sindh Cabinet appoints 100 of teachers who cleared recruitment exams.

The selection of teachers was decided upon at a provincial cabinet meeting in Karachi, which was presided over by Chief Minister (CM) of Sindh, Murad Ali Shah.

The Cabinet approved the employment of about 193 instructors from 2012 who had already received their interview, offer, and medical letters at the time of the meeting.

Additionally, it authorised hiring an additional 104 instructors from 2012 whose medical examinations had been finished four weeks prior.

Additionally, the Junior Elementary School Teachers (JESTs) and Early Career Teachers (ECTs) who were hired by Sukkur IBA Testing Service (STS) in March were also regularised by the Cabinet.

The Sindh government also started giving appointment letters to hundreds of freshly employed teachers earlier this year. These teachers were hired to fill staffing gaps in public sector educational institutions throughout the province.

Syed Sardar Ali Shah, the minister of education for Sindh, stated during the presentation of appointment letters that Sindh is the only province to have appointed almost 50,000 people in a single recruitment process.

The VC stated them work in accordance with the University Act that it is the syndicate’s priority to hold the meetings of statutory bodies on time and to make.

The syndicate’s members expressed satisfaction that all academic and administrative matters were given top priority while the interests and stability of the university were also taken into consideration. Were being settled as decided by the bodies that are statutory. They hoped that new pathways for growth shall be opened in the wake of these decisions.

High Tension Line Trip, Major Power Breakdown in Karachi

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Major Power Breakdown Hit Karachi as High Tension Line Disrupt Supply.

Details indicate that the major power breakdown after an additional high-tension line tripped, closing more than 30 grids.

Gulshan-e-Maymar, FB Area, Liaquatabad, SITE, Superhighway, North Karachi, North Nazimabad, Surjani Town, Gulshan, Shah Faisal, and Malir all experienced power outages.

Other regions without power included Orangi Town, Baldia, Saddar, Safora Chowrangi, Scheme 33, and the neighborhood.

Imran Rana, a spokesman for K-Electric, acknowledged that there were blackouts in numerous Karachi neighborhoods.

“Several outages were reported from various locations throughout the city. We are looking into the matter and will keep you updated here, the KE spokeswoman wrote on the microblogging platform.

The utility company also tweeted about the tweet. There are reports of many outages coming from various regions of the city.

High Tension Line Trip, Major Power Breakdown in Karachi.

Major Power Breakdown in Punjab and Sindh

Additionally, the provision of electricity has been halted in a number of areas of Sindh and Punjab, including Jacobabad, Shikarpur, Sibi, Dadu, and Ghotki.

Additionally, the supply of electricity has been cut off in a number of Punjabi cities, including Rahim Yar Khan and Rajanpur.

According to reports, a technical issue has caused the Guddu Thermal Power Station in Kashmore to stop producing electricity. Technical issues at the power plant prevent the 600MW and 747MW units from running.

The 500-kV system nationwide is not functioning, according to sources at National Transmission and Despatch Company (NTDC).

Without Electricity Areas

The collapse left the Karachi city and accountability courts without electricity, as well as the Sindh High Court.

Hyderabad, Thatta, Jamshoro, Sujawal, Badin, Tando Muhammad Khan, Tando Allah Yar, Mirpurkhas, Umarkot, Sanghar, Nawabshah, Matiari, Tharparkar, and Larkana were among the other Sindhi districts without electricity.

In the meantime, the Quetta Electric Supply Company (QESCO) reported that the malfunction caused power outages in at least 28 Balochistan districts. He stated that the problem had an impact on at least three power plants producing 220 kv’s of electricity.

 

 

 

Karachi’s Three Major Hospitals Run By Sindh Govt.

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Federal government grants Sindh administrator of Karachi 3 hospital.

The federal government acceded to the Sindh government’s request regarding hospital ownership and transferred control of the facilities to the provincial government in accordance with a new agreement, putting an end to the protracted dispute over Karachi’s Three Major  hospitals.

According to specifics, the federal government agreed to give the Sindh government administrative responsibility for the Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Center (JPMC), the National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD), and the National Institute of Child Health (NICH).

The JPMC, the NICH in Karachi, and the NICVD must now be under the supervision of the federal government, the Supreme Court ruled in January 2019 after rejecting the Sindh government’s appeal.

The provincial government and the health institutions had gone before the court with the argument that the management of the JPMC, NICVD, and NICH fell under the purview of the Sindh government because the 18th Amendment had devolved responsibility for health to the provinces.

It is important to note that, following the 18th Amendment, the federal government transferred control of the three hospitals to the provincial government in 2011.

National Institute of Cardiovascular Diseases (NICVD)

A medical facilities network is located in Pakistan and run through the (NICVD) in partnership with the Sindh Government. In 1963, Dr. Ali Muhammad Kasim founded it.

With its main facility in Karachi and eight satellite facilities dispersed throughout Sindh, the (NICVD) has become the only medical facility in the world to have performed more than 4,000 cardiac surgeries, 8,197 primary PCIs, over 12,000 procedures, and dozens of cardiac implants. These all procedures are performed without charge.

Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC)

JPMC also known as (Jinnah Hospital, Karachi) is located at Rafiqui Shaheed Road in the Karachi Cantonment area of KarachiSindhPakistan.

The hospital complex is one of the largest government-run hospitals in Karachi, with about one million people a year visiting.

National Institute of Child Health (NICH)

(JPMC) Pediatric Surgery Unit served as the Institute’s first location for many years. At the request of the top administrative officials, President Zia-ul-Haq visited the School of Pediatrics in 1979 and named it the National Institute of Child Health (NICH).

In April 1990, NICH separated from JPMC and joined the Federal Ministry of Health. Its inaugural director was Prof. Nizam ul Hassan, the foremost pediatric surgeon in the nation.

 

 

Ishaq Dar Left for USA to Meet with the IMF and World Bank.

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Ishaq Dar Left for USA to Meet with the IMF and World Bank.

Ishaq Dar departs for USA to attend World Bank and IMF annual meeting.

According to sources with knowledge of the situation, Ishaq Dar will formally ask senior IMF officials to change the macroeconomic framework for the current fiscal year 2022–23 by slowing GDP growth, rising inflation, and increasing the twin deficits of the budget deficit and current account deficit during meetings from October 10–16.

In order to offer some relief to those who are suffering from inflation, Islamabad is prepared to ask the IMF to loosen the terms of the Extended Fund Facility (EFF), particularly by freezing the fuel price adjustment of electricity and the petroleum development levy on POL products for the upcoming few months.

Pakistan will also ask for a relaxation of the budget deficit objective for the current fiscal year since heavy flooding could jeopardize its efforts to raise revenue and put more strain on its ability to control spending. According to the IMF program, the government has set a budget deficit target for the current fiscal year of 4.9% and is projecting a revenue surplus of Rs153 billion through the end of June 2023.

The IMF/World Bank’s annual meeting will be held in Washington, DC, from October 10 to October 16. Kazim Niaz, the secretary of the Economic Affairs Division, had already left Islamabad for Washington in order to attend the next BWI conference.

Economy of the current fiscal year

In the wake of devastating floods that have cost Pakistan’s faltering economy over $30 billion in reconstruction costs, a request to modify the macroeconomic framework will be made for the current fiscal year.

The administration has calculated that, in line with the macroeconomic framework, rather than the formerly anticipated objective of 5%, the country’s GDP growth may hover around 2% for the current fiscal year.

For the current fiscal year, the economic loss has been estimated at Rs2.4 trillion. According to estimates, nine to twelve million people will become poor due to the loss of 1.8 to 2 million jobs and a potential 4.5% to 5% increase in unemployment.

 

Imran Hints Going to Court Over Audio Leaks.

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 Imran suggests going to court over audio leaks.

Imran Khan hints at PTI going to courts for audio leaks, proposes JIT.

Imran Khan said during a speech at a party conference for workers that his home’s secure line had also bugged while he was at work. He described the audio leaks as a significant national security risk.

Imran Khan stated, “We want to testify in court to verify the veracity of audio leaks, then establish a JIT to investigate which intelligence agency is in response of the bugging and who is disseminating the audio leaks, many of which are altered and doctored.

He said that “audio leaks are a severe breach of national security since they raise concerns about the security of the Prime Minister’s Office and the Prime Minister’s House as a whole.” It is a crucial concern because private security information was unlawfully captured and is now compromised.

Imran informed Interior Minister Rana Sanaullah and Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif that “a sea of people” would march toward Islamabad and that the government would be powerless to stop them. He warned the members of his party, “They can plot whatever they want; the sea of people will be unstoppable.”

The PTI leader claimed that he had carefully planned and organized the workers for the historic long march because they were doing acts of jihad to purge the nation of these crooks. I am aware of Rana Sanaullah and Shehbaz’s plotting, but they are not aware of my strategy, he said.

phones tapped

Imran khan continued saying that since phones was tapped(audio leaks) everywhere, he kept his plans to himself. He emphasized that although people on social media were being intimidated, the job of agencies was not to tap phones or scare people.

Imran launched a broadside at the heads of his two main political rivals, the Pakistan Peoples Party and the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) (PPP). He claimed that these persons “cannot appear in public; they are avoiding the elections because they are aware of the public’s mood.”

Breast Cancer Awareness Seminar Held: EPCCI

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FPCCI President Irfan: A robust society relies on the health of women.

Irfan Iqbal said, “300 people tested, and of those, 11 women are diagnosed with breast cancer. The FPCCI supplied two vans outfitted with modern equipment to Cancer Care for the purpose of promoting healthy lives for women.

In collaboration with the Samina Alvi Task Force, the Women Entrepreneurs Committee of the Federation of Pakistan Chambers of Commerce and Industry and the Karachi Women Chamber of Commerce and Industry Malir (KWCCI Malir) organized a seminar on “Breast Cancer Awareness” with the goal of educating women about this disease.

According to Nazli Abid Nisar, founder, and president of the Karachi Women Chamber of Commerce & Industry Malir and convener of the FPCCI Women Entrepreneurs Committee, we have been holding seminars with the help of the Samina Alvi Task Force for the past three years in an effort to protect women from this disease.

According to Nazli Abid, we want to use the FPCCI platform to lobby the government to send medical teams to cities and rural areas in order to prevent breast cancer so that women are aware of their health and have access to facilities for treatment.

In attendance at the seminar were SVP Suleman Chawla, VP Shabbir Mansha Churra, VP Haji Yaqoob, VP Engr M A Jabbar, VP Shaukat Emerson, Convener Women Entrepreneurs Committee FPCCI and Founder President, KWCCI District Malir, Nazli Abid Nisar, MNA Syma Nadeem, Member Samina Alvi Task Force Misbah Khalid, Dr. Kaus

Shahid Khan, Brooklyn Chamber of Commerce Vice President, FPCCI Rafat Alam, Dr. Sana Mirza, Chairperson and Associate Professor, LUMS, SVP KWCCI Malir Afzala Shaheen, VP Yasmeen Arif, and Farah Khan were present at the awareness session.

EPCCI

EPCCI stands for “Eastern Province Chamber of Commerce and Industry”.
The abbreviation for “Eastern Province Chamber of Commerce and Industry” is EPCCI.

 

Malala Yousafzai Comes to Pakistan to Help Flood Victims.

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Malala Yousafzai comes to Pakistan to help flood victims.

Malala, a Nobel laureate, has come to Pakistan to help flood victims.

Malala Yousafzai came to Karachi airport amid tight security, according to a source on Tuesday morning. Malala’s parents are also paying her a visit. The Pakistani education rights hero last visited the country in 2018, over four years ago. She returned home for the first time after shot the Taliban in Swat Valley.

Malala, then 15 years old, was shot in the head by Taliban fighters in October 2012 as she was returning home from school in the Swat Valley. She was hurt and taken to a Peshawar military hospital before being flown to London for further treatment. The shooting received fierce international condemnation.

She has become a symbol of international resistance to the Taliban’s campaign to deny women education and other rights. At the age of 17, Malala Yousafzai became the youngest recipient of the Nobel Peace Prize in 2014, in appreciation of her advocacy for children’s rights.

The Nobel laureate has returned to the country for the second time to assist those impacted by the floods in Sindh.

Biography of Malala Yousafzai

Malala Yousafzai born on 12 July 1997 is a Pakistani female education activist and the 2014 Nobel Peace Prize, laureate. Awarded when she was 17, she is the world’s youngest Nobel Prize laureate, the second Pakistani, and the first Pashtun to receive a Nobel Prize.

She is well-known for her human rights advocacy, particularly for the education of women and children in her home state of Swat, Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, where the Pakistani Taliban has prevented girls from attending school at times.

Malala Yousafzai’s advocacy has grown into an international movement, and according to former Prime Minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi, she has become Pakistan’s “most prominent citizen.”

 

Students of NUST has Chosen Tesla as Their Creative Partner.

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Pakistan Formula Electric Racing Team will Work with Tesla.

Students from Pakistan Navy Engineering College-NUST has chosen Tesla.

The collaboration will enable Formula Electric Racing NUST (FERN) to get technical assistance, technology sharing, and critical components for electric vehicle (EV) development from the worldwide EV pioneer.

With this accomplishment, FERN has become the first and only educational institute to collaborate with one of the automobile industry’s most known names (Tesla).

FERN is the name for the Formula Student Team of Pakistan Navy Engineering College, one of NUST‘s member colleges. The group has been concentrating on electric propulsion since 2016.

It has had the distinct honour of representing Pakistan in five Formula Student competitions and obtaining the country’s lone podium finish.

Team is actively developing a variety of internal components that will  use in future generations of the vehicle.