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In a major escalation, Pakistan has launched a wide-ranging retaliatory offensive — codenamed  Operation Bunyan-un-Marsoos  — targeting multiple Indian military sites after Indian forces initiated unprovoked missile attacks on Pakistani airbases. Key installations struck included the Pathankot and Udhampur airbases, according to security sources. Pakistani forces destroyed Indian Army brigade headquarters and a supply depot in Uri.  Three Fateh-1 missiles, developed indigenously, were used to strike Udhampur airbase. A major cyberattack disrupted 70% of India’s power infrastructure. The ongoing confrontation between the two nuclear-armed neighbors intensified sharply following a deadly attack on tourists in Indian Illegally Occupied Jammu and Kashmir (IIOJK). In what Pakistan termed an unprovoked escalation, India launched missile strikes on several Pakistani airbases, including Nur Khan, Murid, and Shorkot. Background and Response Tensions escalated rapidly after a deadl...

  In today’s fast-paced digital world, having computer knowledge is not just an option — it’s a necessity. From students to professionals, every career now involves some level of computer use. Whether you dream of becoming a doctor, engineer, teacher, designer, or entrepreneur — computer education gives you a competitive edge. Let’s explore why  computer education is essential for success in modern careers: Almost Every Job Requires Computer Skills From basic typing to advanced data analysis, computer skills are required in every profession. Doctors use medical software, teachers use digital platforms, and even shopkeepers now use billing software. No matter your field, you will use computers. Example: A teacher preparing PowerPoint presentations, or a shopkeeper using Excel for accounts.  Better Job Opportunities & Higher Salaries Employers always prefer candidates who are comfortable with digital tools. Even entry-level jobs now require basic knowledge of MS Office,...