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Category: Viral
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Pakistani Athlete Sets World Record by Running 810km from Peshawar to Skardu
A Pakistani athlete has reportedly set a new world record after completing an extraordinary ultra-endurance run from Peshawar to Skardu, covering approximately 800 to 810 kilometers on foot without stopping. According to multiple reports, the athlete completed the challenging route in around nine days, passing through the difficult terrain of the Karakoram Highway, Indus…
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Japan’s Population Falls From 128 Million to Nearly 122 Million Since 2008
Japan’s population continues to decline as the country faces one of the world’s fastest-aging societies and falling birth rates. Yes, the figures are largely accurate. Japan’s population peaked at around 128.1 million in 2008 and has steadily declined over the years. Current 2026 estimates place the population at approximately 122.4 million people. Experts say the…
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Research Suggests Honeybee Venom Can Destroy Certain Breast Cancer Cells in Under 60 Minutes
Scientists say a compound found in honeybee venom showed powerful effects against aggressive breast cancer cells during laboratory testing. Yes, the claim is based on real scientific research — but with important context. A 2020 study published in the journal npj Precision Oncology found that melittin, a major component of honeybee venom, was able to…
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Nepal Celebrates ‘Kukur Tihar’ — A Festival Dedicated to Honoring Dogs
In Nepal, a unique festival called Kukur Tihar is celebrated to honor dogs for their loyalty, protection, and companionship. Yes, the claim is true. Nepal celebrates a special annual festival called Kukur Tihar, also known as the “Festival of Dogs,” as part of the larger Tihar festival. During the celebration, people decorate dogs with…
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Experts Say Watermelon Before Bed May Help Hydration and Recovery — But Moderation Matters
Health experts say watermelon’s high water content and natural nutrients may support overnight hydration and recovery, though eating too much before sleep could disrupt rest for some people. Nutrition experts say watermelon can help support hydration because it contains around 91–92% water along with nutrients such as potassium, antioxidants, vitamin C, and citrulline. Some…
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Most Indonesians Have Never Traveled Abroad, Reports Suggest
Despite being one of the world’s largest countries by population, a huge majority of people in Indonesia reportedly have never traveled outside their homeland. Recent discussions and travel-related statistics suggest that approximately 92–98% of Indonesian citizens may have never traveled abroad. Experts say factors such as income levels, the country’s vast geography, domestic tourism opportunities,…
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Trump Signs Law Criminalizing Deepfake Porn in the U.S.
A new U.S. law backed by President Trump introduces strict penalties against AI-generated explicit deepfake content and pressures social media platforms to act quickly. Donald Trump has signed a new law making the creation and distribution of deepfake pornography a federal criminal offense in the United States. Under the legislation, individuals found guilty could…
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Palestinian Boy Memorizes Quran During Two Years in Israeli Prison
An emotional reunion moved many online after a Palestinian boy, who reportedly memorized the Holy Quran while imprisoned for two years, embraced his parents upon release. A young Palestinian boy has gained widespread attention after reports claimed he memorized the entire Holy Quran during his two years in an Israeli prison. Following his release,…
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Indian Army Colonel Caught Allegedly Accepting ₹5 Million Bribe
A senior military officer in India has reportedly been caught in a major corruption case involving millions in alleged bribery. Reports claim that an Indian Army colonel was caught red-handed while allegedly accepting a bribe worth approximately ₹5 million. Authorities have reportedly launched an investigation into the matter, with the case drawing…
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Over 164,000 Pakistanis Deported from Gulf Countries in Last 5 Years
Thousands of Pakistani workers have reportedly been deported from Gulf nations over the past five years due to immigration violations, illegal residency, and labor-related issues. More than 164,000 Pakistani nationals have reportedly been deported from various Gulf countries during the last five years. The deportations were linked to issues including expired visas, illegal…
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