FBR Introduces ‘ePayment 2.0’ to Simplify Tax Payment Processes
FBR has introduced ePayment 2.0, a new and improved system designed to make tax payments easier for people across Pakistan.
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The overlooked key to fitness? Strengthening your joints and tendons
Muscle strength is only part of the equation—learn why supporting your tendons and ligaments is essential for long-term health.
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The world’s first saber-toothed cat mummy has been found in Siberia
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The surprising things you can—and can’t—pack in a carry-on
Traveling with just a carry-on can be liberating. But check TSA’s list of prohibited items and our tips for what
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The SpaceX Starship is so loud, it may kill birds
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‘Everything has a cost:’ High-tech products and the new era of mineral mining
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Watch the first commercial supersonic test flight in over 20 years
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SpaceX to launch sixth Starship test from Texas, Trump to attend
Elon Musk's SpaceX is set on Tuesday to launch the sixth test of its giant Starship rocket from Texas, eyeing
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Turning down the volume and dialling up the creativity with Joanna Blémont
Making time and space to consider things is a theme in her illustrations and is integral to Joanna Blémont's creative
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Dark matter might make space-time ring like a bell around black holes — and we might be able to ‘hear’ it
To explain why dark matter particles haven't come up in any direct detection experiments, physicists have wondered if it may
