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Arif Habib is the new owner of Pakistan International Airlines (PIA).

He started his humble career as a stock broker in the 70's. Fast forward 2025, he wins the bid for privatization of the nation's flag bearer!

A senior female faculty member at COMSATS University Islamabad raised concerns over the presence of the Director General ISPR during his visit to the campus, remarking that in her four decades of academic experience, she had never witnessed a serving military spokesperson addressing a university audience.

According to eyewitnesses, the question drew a visibly irritated response from the DG ISPR, who replied sharply and reportedly made remarks about former prime minister Imran Khan that many attendees found inappropriate, creating an atmosphere of discomfort in the hall.

"Little Einstein" has just completed a PhD in quantum physics at the age of 15!

Laurent Simons, a Belgian prodigy often called “Little Einstein”, has moved through education at a pace almost no one else has matched. He began primary school at four, finished by six, and earned a master’s degree in quantum physics at twelve, diving into bosons, black holes, and the mathematics behind the universe’s most complex systems.

This week, he completed his doctorate at the University of Antwerp, becoming one of the youngest physics PhDs in modern history. His research builds on concepts most students reach in their late twenties, but for Laurent the motivation is deeply personal. After losing his grandparents at age eleven, he set his sights on understanding how to extend human life.

With an IQ of 145 and an exceptional memory, he has already attracted interest from major tech companies in the US and China — offers his parents have declined to ensure he develops at a healthy pace.

Laurent isn’t the youngest PhD ever, but in contemporary physics his achievement stands in rare company. And now, at fifteen, he’s preparing to pivot toward medical science, aiming to contribute to the fast-moving field of longevity research.