Pak claims over 200 Taliban forces killed in clash; claims Afghanistan facilitating ‘terror infra’

Pakistan and Taliban-ruled Afghanistan are locked in intense border clashes along the Durand Line. Pakistan claims to have killed over 200 Taliban fighters in self-defense after responding to attacks. Islamabad also warned of a strong response to further provocations, while accusing Kabul of diverting attention from terrorist elements within Afghanistan.

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How to grow cherry tomatoes from seeds (even if you’ve never gardened before)

Growing cherry tomatoes from seeds is surprisingly simple, even for beginners. Start seeds indoors before the last frost, ensuring ample sunlight and careful watering. Transplant seedlings into large pots or the ground, providing support and balanced fertilizer. Regular harvesting encourages continuous fruit production, resulting in a bountiful supply of sweet, snackable tomatoes.

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Science says you should let your kid be bored: Here’s why

Modern science reveals the benefits of childhood boredom: Allowing children to be bored sparks creativity and imagination. It builds self-direction and independence. Boredom helps develop emotional resilience and encourages brain downtime for mental recharging. Unstructured moments motivate social and physical exploration. Embracing boredom provides children fertile ground for psychological and neural growth.

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‘Fierce competitor and laser-focused…’: CEO of America’s second-biggest ride-hailing company praises Microsoft’s Satya Nadella

Lyft CEO David Risher admires Microsoft and its CEO Satya Nadella for their business acumen and leadership. Risher, a Microsoft and Amazon veteran, praised Nadella’s ability to make strategic decisions while remaining purpose-driven, transforming Microsoft into a highly valuable company. He also commended Starbucks and Oura Ring for their commitment to business and customer experience.

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Google shows Donald Trump when you search “idiot”? Sundar Pichai explains the reason why

Google CEO Sundar Pichai clarified that images of Donald Trump appearing for an “idiot” search resulted from the algorithm’s interpretation of user behavior, not manual bias. Coordinated online activity, or “Google bombing,” where users linked Trump’s images with the term, influenced the search results, highlighting the power of collective online actions.

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