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Facebook founder Mark Zuckerberg has confirmed that like Twitter, users will be able to get Blue Tick on his platform for a monthly fee. Mark Zuckerberg has announced that not only on Facebook but also on his other platform Instagram, users will be able to get Blue Tick  for a monthly fee. Earlier, there were reports that like Twitter, Instagram is likely to introduce a feature to provide blue ticks for money. However, Mark Zuckerberg has now confirmed through his Facebook post that the feature of providing blue ticks for money will soon be launched on his platform. Initially, the feature to provide Blue Tick for a monthly fee will be launched in New Zealand and Australia from next week. The Facebook founder said that under the feature, Android users will be able to get Blue Tick for about 12 USD per month. According to him, similarly, iOS and desktop users will be able to get Blue Tick for about 15 USD per month. In order to subscribe to the above mentioned feature, the users will...

Sao Paulo: Flooding caused by heavy rains in Brazil left 36 people dead and many displaced. Floods and landslides occurred due to heavy rains in Sao Paulo province of Brazil, in which 36 people were killed. The provincial administration has said in its statement that as a result of this disaster, many women and men including a  seven-year-old child are involved. More than 50 houses were also washed away by the rains. Landslides were also caused by landslides in various places due to the rains, while events in São Sebastião, Oba Toba, Ilha Bella and Bertioga da Carnival have been cancelled. Due to the flood situation, the motorway has also been submerged while the rescue teams are busy evacuating the people trapped in the flood and rehabilitating the roads. Local authorities reports that 600 mm of rain was recorded in Sao Paulo on Sunday,  which is more than expected this month. According to the local official, search and rescue teams are unable to access most of the places due...

When the documentary Tinder Swindler aired on Netflix in February 2022, Simon Leveau's girlfriend joined him. But now she says she realized she had no choice because she was under Simon's emotional control. A young blonde girl sat on the edge of the bed talking on the phone. Some of her hair was sticking to her face which was wet with tears. A scar can be seen on their legs. Her face is getting red but her voice is quite clear and she is explaining her address to the person on the other end of the phone. There are some suitcases on the ground in front of them. We are watching a video filmed on the night of March 29, 2022. The person who made this video raises his voice and says that this is nonsense, nothing happened to him. The man's name is Simon Livio, a convicted con artist and the subject of the Netflix documentary Tinder Swindler. The documentary features 23-year-old model Kate Conlon as his girlfriend. At first, Conlon's girlfriend liked Livio. 'Kate, he'...

Fifteen years ago, Tim Parton, manager of Brewed Park Farm in Staffordshire, UK, decided to start an organic farming experiment to try his luck. Instead of using synthetic insecticide sprays (pesticides) and fertilizers, they used self-developed biologically active natural materials such as Trichoderma (a type of fungus) on their crops to grow both of them.  The Partons are part of a growing farming community, a community that is pursuing the renaissance of agriculture. She prioritizes soil and environmental health by minimizing the use of synthetic pesticides and fertilizers. After experiencing headaches and skin rashes from using pesticides, they started using biologically active alternatives. When they dipped the sheep in an insecticide solution to remove parasites (organisms that feed on and feed on other bodies) from their skins, it often resulted in lumps on their arms. This reaction lasted for several days. "My condition would have worsened, but if I went to the doctors, th...

NADRA had formally raised the issue of data breach of Pakistani citizens with the American technology company owned by Alphabet. NADRA has written a letter to Google on "violation of personal information and privacy of citizens by applications on Google Play Stores". The letter added that these applications are using NADRA's name and products 'illegally and fraudulently' to mislead users by giving the impression that the applications are in some way officially affiliated, authorized by NADRA. or operating and therefore 'gaining unnecessary reputation and services for their apps'. Pointing out that Google's impersonation policy does not allow users to impersonate someone else, Nadra informed the company that 'some apps are 'allows to provide products and services' and thus obtains personal information from Pakistani citizens. The authority requested Google to 'immediately remove all such apps from the Google Play Store and stop such ille...

A new study has revealed that 40 percent of oil paints used to paint homes in Pakistan contain illegal and dangerous levels of lead, posing a serious threat to children's health. In this study jointly conducted by doctors of Aga Khan University Karachi and experts from Lead Exposure Elimination Project (LEAP), samples of  oil paints taken from the market were analyzed. LEAP is an international NGO and member of the United Nations Environment Program and World Health Organization's Global Alliance Against Lead Paint, working with policymakers and industry to end the sale of lead paint worldwide. does. The organization aims to remove lead poisoning from children and improve the health of children worldwide, and is currently working with several  countries to eliminate lead paint. The Pakistan Standards and Quality Control Authority has asked paint manufacturers to immediately remove lead from their products, the study said. The study analyzed 60 oil paints of 21 brands sold in K...

These five countries are top rated according to their high rank study level .  Japan : In the center of Tokyo, children can walk unsupervised and go to school by themselves. For them it is a normal part because life is safe . Estonia : Green spaces are available in Estonia more than America, Canada, Great Britain and Australia. Children of Estonia enjoy the  playgrounds and  also busy in other recreational facilities near the houses or in the schools . Spain : Spain is rated high for the environment in UNICEF's rankings, thanks in particular to low infant mortality rates and low air and water pollution. According to UNICEF, despite low overall performance in social, educational and health services, Spain's children have high levels of well-being.  It ranks third in children's mental health and fourth in basic literacy and social skills. Finland : Finland ranks fifth in the UNICEF ranking. It ranks first for child health environments (such as air quality). The environ...