Author: Osama Tabasam

Outage hits Facebook, Instagram, and WhatsApp across the globe

Many people around the world complained that Facebook, its associated applications WhatsApp and Instagram were experiencing loading problems. Users reported that social media apps started displaying error messages at 15:45 GMT (8:45 pm PST). Approximately 50,000 users reported outages on downdetector, a website that monitors outages. The Downdetector platform tracks outages by combining status reports from a number of sources, including user input.

Oxford Pakistan Program to offer scholarships worth £500,000 to Pakistani students

The Pakistan High Commission in London launched the Oxford Pakistan Programme, a program that funds academic and research scholarships for Pakistani students. Under this program, students will be given the opportunity to study at Oxford University. In addition to providing graduate scholarships, Pakistani faculty will receive visiting fellowships and receive special lectures on eastern philosophy.

52 Pakistani startups raise record $305 million in 9 months

The early nine months of 2021 have seen Pakistani startups attract investors from around the world, raising a record amount in direct and advanced investments of $305 million. A typical deal size increased fivefold in 2021 to $5.9 million compared to $1.2 million in 2020, with greater foreign participation. A total of 52 startups raised $305 million, including ventures in health, logistics, e-commerce, fintech, and e-commerce.

ICIJ’s Pandora Papers lists over 700 Pakistanis including Shaukat Tarin and Moonis Elahi

The International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ) released the “Pandora Papers” on Sunday. The study explores the financial secrets hidden by high-profile individuals around the world. Pandora papers claim that more than 7000 Pakistani politicians, businessmen, retired generals, bankers, and media owners are linked to offshore companies. Pakistani investigative journalists Umar Cheema and Fakhar Durrani of The News International also contributed to the research.

Legendary comedian Umer Sharif passes away at 66 in Berlin

The legendary comedian Umer Sharif passed away on Saturday in Germany. The air ambulance was used to move Umer Sharif and his wife Zareen Ghazal to the United States. After the legendary comedian’s health deteriorated, the air ambulance had to land in Germany. The comedy king and his wife received a 15-day visa from Germany for the emergency landing on humanitarian grounds.