The groom was sentenced to 6 months and the bride to 7 months; Photo: File Singapore City: In Singapore, a senior citizen who arranged a fake marriage with his niece to get his friend’s citizenship was sentenced to 6 months in jail. According to Indian media, 73-year-old Indian-origin Miran Ghani married his 58-year-old Singaporean niece…
File photo Now artificial intelligence (AI) can be used to detect the truth of leave taken by employees on the pretext of false illness. In a new study, researchers have been able to use ‘AI’ to detect whether an employee is taking time off with a false illness or telling the truth. According to this…
South Korea called the leaked US secret documents fake. South Korea says that information about South Korea in US classified documents is incorrect. In a statement issued by the office of South Korean President Yoon Suk-yul, it is said that the information related to high-ranking South Korean officials in the US classified documents is false…
The ‘Guerteria diffusa’ flower found in South Africa emits 3D fake bees to attract real bees, the fake bee is prominent on the floating side. Photo: Courtesy of The Scientist South Africa: A special gene has been found in a species of daisy flower in South Africa that produces bee imprints on the leaves. Seeing…
Kuwait: The staff of the Ministry of Health arrested a fake doctor who treated people with medicines, illegal medicines were also recovered from the suspect’s possession. According to the details, an accused has been arrested in Farwaniya, a densely populated area of ​​Kuwait, who was treating people while providing medical services as a doctor for…
Anti-Pakistan narrative is spread through fake media: Photo: ANI Social Media Brussels: The disgusting role of the Indian media, which runs fake news against Pakistan through fake sources, has been exposed again. According to the new report of ‘EU Disinfo Lab’, a research organization working on fake news in the European Union, which has been…
A lack of access to healthcare and medicines has been fuelling a host of opportunists aimed at filling the gaps, the report Trafficking in Medical Products in the Sahel shows. But, this supply and an imbalance in demand, has triggered deadly results. Bitter pill of trafficking In sub-Saharan Africa, as many as 267,000 deaths per year are linked to…
