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Pakistan made drones to fight against locust swarms   Pakistan has manufactured drones that would be used to encounter locusts’ swarms. After creating ventilators locally National Radio Telecommunication Corporation or NRTC announced earlier this week that they have made Drones. Agriculture Drones The drones will help farmers for tackling locust swarms which have badly affected agriculture lands in Pakistan. The drones will be used for spraying pesticides and insecticides because were affected by locusts’ swarms. A few days ago, Minister for Science and Technology has advised Pakistan engineers to manufacture drones. PM Imran Khan was also briefed on the programs going on in NRTC especially the manufacturing of drones which will be helpful in the battle against Locust swarms. So far 2.4 million acres of land were sprayed by insecticides to keep the damage minimum. The operations have been carried out in 41 districts, where 972 teams are actively participating against it....

According to a new report by Nikkei Asian Review, Apple is forcing its suppliers to reduce production delays of its new first 5G phone to limit the fallout caused by COVID-19. As the company is facing a delay of approximately three months for mass production of 4 models of its 5G series which was delayed because of the COVID-19 pandemic. Apple and its suppliers working overtime to make it happen without any further delay. The new four 5G models will be in three sizes which are 5.4, 6.1, and 6.7 inches, the sources said. The US company is expected to ship 184 million phones this year, a 4% decline from the year-ago because of COVID-19 hit. However, its rival companies Samsung and Huawei are expected to be more severely hit by a decline of 15% and 19% respectively. The Apple company is based in California, where lockdown restrictions were made in March, however, the decision was revised in march and allow the businesses to reopen. Apple hardware development team returned to the o...

PUBG Suspended by Pakistani Authorities Over Complaints Of Suicide Incidents PUBG is an online multiplayer game developed by PUBG Corporation, a subsidiary of the Korean company blue hole. In a statement, Pakistan Telecommunication Authority said that various complaints were lodged against the game wherein it was said that " it is addictive, time-wasting and poses a serious negative impact on the social and psychological health of children. "Some suicide cases linked to the games have also reported in the previous weeks which worsen the situation." Earlier this may, LHC also directed the authorities to look into the matter after hearing the complaints. A hearing will be conducted in this regard on July 09, 2020. on June 23, a senior police official in Lahore had recommended a ban on the games. He wrote to the IG Punjab seeking help to move a reference against PUBG. The action was proposed when 16 years old boy died by suicide when he failed to accomplished a mission assi...

As India bans 59 Chinese apps, Apple and Google also blocked them in their stores. Two days after India's Govt blocked several apps developed by Chinese Companies, Google and Apple have started blocking them on their Play and App stores in complying with new Delhi's order. It will be a loss to Chinese firms as the Indian govt is preventing the world's second-largest internet market from using these apps. TikTok, UC Browser, and many other Chinese apps are no longer listed on these stores in India. Websites of these apps have also become inaccessible in the country. TikTok has about 200 million followers in India. A dispute between two neighboring countries at a disputed Himalayan region which left 20 Indian soldiers dead with several wounded as confirmed by Indian govt, stoking high tensions. These companies are compiling, mining, and profiling users' data which poses a threat to '' National Security and Defence of india", In its statement Indian IT ministr...