November 2025
Elon Musk Predicts Humanoid Robots Will Revolutionize Work and Economy in 20 Years
Riyadh (HRNW)– Technology mogul Elon Musk has shared startling predictions about the next 20 years, revealing that humanoid robots will become the world’s “biggest invention,” transforming labor markets and industrial sectors. Speaking at the Saudi Investment Forum, alongside Nvidia CEO Jensen Huang and Saudi Minister of Communications and Information Technology Abdullah Al-Sawaha, Musk said these…
Afghan National Confesses to Sexual Assault of Minor in UK Court
Warwick (HRNW)– In a British court, 23-year-old Ahmad Malakhel, an Afghan national, has confessed to sexually assaulting a 12-year-old girl. According to reports, Malakhel had earlier denied the allegations, calling them false. In Warwick Crown Court, he admitted to the serious crime but denied two charges of kidnapping a child and sexually assaulting a child…
Tejas Fighter Jet Disaster in Dubai Reveals India’s Institutional Failures
New Delhi (HRNW)– The Indian Air Force’s Tejas fighter jet was banned from the Dubai Air Show due to defects, but political pressure forced its participation. Reports indicate that technology gaps, design flaws, and quality issues delayed the Tejas development program. Problems included panel misalignment, leakage, vibration, engine incompatibility, low-speed instability, and autopilot discrepancies. Despite…
5.7 Magnitude Earthquake Hits Narsingdi, Bangladesh, 3 Dead, Tremors Felt in Kolkata
Narsingdi (HRNW)– A 5.7 magnitude earthquake struck Narsingdi, about 40 kilometers from Dhaka, today. Tremors were felt across various parts of Bangladesh and in eastern India, especially Kolkata. According to the German Research Center for Geosciences, the earthquake had a depth of 10 kilometers. Initial reports confirm 3 deaths, while some temporary structures sustained minor…
Election Commission Fines Talal Chaudhry, Bilal Chaudhry for Code of Conduct Violation in NA-96
ISLAMABAD (HRNW)– The Election Commission of Pakistan has issued notices to Minister of State for Interior Talal Chaudhry and PML-N candidate Bilal Chaudhry for violating the code of conduct in the NA-96 Faisalabad by-election. The Minister of State has been ordered to appear before the commission on November 24. According to the report of the…
IMF Report Reveals Rs 5,300 Billion Corruption in Pakistan Over Two Years
Islamabad (HRNW)– A recent IMF report has revealed corruption worth Rs 5,300 billion in Pakistan in the last two years, based on NAB data. According to the report, the real corruption could be much higher while an effective accountability system has failed. According to Finance Advisor Muzammil Aslam, the report has expressed concern over the…
Federal Constitutional Court Launches Official Website with CJ’s Message
Islamabad (HRNW)– The website of the Federal Constitutional Court has been launched, on which the Chief Justice’s message has also been released. According to the details, the website of the Federal Constitutional Court has been launched, and the profiles of all the esteemed judges are also available on the website. The message of Chief Justice…
BISP Warns Citizens Against Fraudulent Messages, Urges Caution
ISLAMABAD (HRNW)– The Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) has issued a warning to registered citizens about possible fraudulent activities. According to the program, trust only messages received from the number 8171, any messages or calls given to other numbers asking to share personal information are fraudulent. Chairperson Senator Rubina Khalid said that now the Social…
Pakistan’s External Borrowing Rises to Rs650 Billion in Four Months
Islamabad (HRNW)– According to the Economic Affairs Division, the government borrowed Rs650 billion during the first four months of the current fiscal year (July to October), which is 35 percent more than the same period last year. On a monthly basis, Rs198 billion was borrowed in July, Rs192 billion in August, Rs124 billion in September…
Punjab Introduces AI-Equipped Vehicles for Transparent Driving License Tests
Lahore (HRNW)– Punjab Traffic Police has decided to conduct driving tests through AI-equipped vehicles to bring transparency in the driving license system. 32 modern vehicles will be equipped with sensors and cameras that will monitor the entire test process. The move is aimed at eliminating corruption in the system. Support independent journalism and help us…