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16/10/2025

Just a minute to thank Allah

Alhamdulillah 🤲

16/10/2025

Aap Kai Hisaab Sai Salesman Ki Salary Kitni Honi Chahiye?

16/10/2025

: Punjab Police DIG Harcharan Bhullar Arrested CBI Catches Him Taking ₹5 Lakh Bribe

16/10/2025

16/10/2025

In a groundbreaking medical achievement, Chinese researchers have successfully reversed Type 1 diabetes in a woman using her own stem cells. For the first time, her body began producing insulin naturally — without external injections. This case marks a historic step toward curing a disease long thought to be permanent.

The scientists reprogrammed the patient’s own cells into induced pluripotent stem cells (iPSCs), which were then transformed into insulin-producing beta cells. After being implanted into her abdomen, these lab-grown cells started functioning like a natural pancreas, releasing insulin in response to blood sugar changes. Out of three participants in the study, she became the first to achieve complete insulin independence.

Experts worldwide are calling this a potential revolution in diabetes treatment. If larger trials confirm the results, stem-cell therapy could eventually replace lifelong insulin injections and lead to personalized regenerative cures for millions living with diabetes. It’s a glimpse into a future where the body’s own cells can heal chronic diseases once deemed incurable.

16/10/2025

Viral Video Fallout: North Kashmir School Blacklists ‘Physics Wallah’
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16/10/2025

Scientists have discovered that wisdom teeth contain powerful stem cells capable of transforming into bone, nerve, or heart tissue.

These cells — extracted from dental pulp — can be grown in labs to repair damaged organs, regenerate nerves, or even create personalized tissue for transplants. Unlike other stem cells, they’re easy to collect and completely biocompatible.

So next time your dentist removes a wisdom tooth… it might just hold the secret to future healing.

16/10/2025

MLA CDF Fund Increases From 3 Cr To 4 Cr
Cabinet Meeting Report

16/10/2025

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15/10/2025

🩸 The Tooth That Strikes Like a Syringe 🐍
This is the fang of a rattlesnake — a true biological weapon, perfectly engineered by nature to inject venom with surgical precision.
When the snake bites, special muscles squeeze the venom glands, forcing the liquid through a tiny internal channel that runs inside the hollow fang — straight into its prey.
These fangs can grow up to 3 centimeters long, and when the mouth closes, they fold neatly backward, ready to strike again.
🔁 The most fascinating part?
A rattlesnake can replace its fangs multiple times throughout its life, ensuring that its deadly injection system is always sharp and fully functional.
Nature never misses a detail — not even in a smile. ⚡️

15/10/2025

Qualification Bar For Marriage Assistance To Be Removed 75,000 Rs Financial Assistance….

15/10/2025

Maintaining the pristine shine of the Burj Khalifa, the world’s tallest building, is no small feat. A specialized team of 36 professional window cleaners spends three months completing a single full clean of its 24,000 glass panels — and by the time they finish, it’s already time to start again. In total, they perform four complete rounds every year, ensuring that the 828-meter tower remains spotless against Dubai’s desert dust and humidity.

Each cleaner is suspended hundreds of meters above the city, relying on ropes, harnesses, and meticulous coordination to cover the vast glass surface. They face intense sun, gusting winds, and extreme heat, often working early mornings or late evenings for safety and comfort. The job demands exceptional skill, endurance, and teamwork — as every pane contributes to the building’s iconic reflection of the Dubai skyline.

The Burj Khalifa’s window-cleaning operation is more than maintenance; it’s a year-round engineering and human endurance challenge. Behind the world’s most famous skyscraper shine the efforts of workers who ensure its brilliance never fades — a true marathon in the sky.