Huge online classes can be overwhelming, not just for teachers but also for students who learn better when interacting with others. To help solve that problem, Google has launched a new Meet feature called “breakout rooms,” which would give educators a way to divide participants into smaller groups during video calls.At
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Turkey Aid Agency to Construct Shelter Home in Pakistan
Turkey's state-run aid agency will build a model shelter home for needy people in the capital city of Pakistan, said an official on Wednesday.The shelter home will be constructed at Tarnol area near Islamabad."It will be one of its kind and will be completed quickly… Looking forward to its inauguration
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Google May Turn YouTube into a Shopping Destination
According to Bloomberg, YouTube recently started asking some of its creators to tag the products they feature in their videos. The company reportedly plans to link those items to shopping and analytics tools offered by parent Google. Bloomberg says the company’s end goal is to remake YouTube into a one-stop shopping destination where
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Karachi to Produce Electricity from Waste
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah, presiding over the second meeting of the Provincial Coordination & Implementation Committee (PCIC) on Friday, decided to launch a waste-to-electricity project in Karachi for which necessary measures will be taken at the earliest.The meeting was attended by provincial ministers Nasir Shah and Awais
Govt to Procure Electric Buses for Karachi’s Green Line BRT
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Friday presided over the second Provincial Coordination and Implementation Committee (PCIC) meeting here in Karachi to discuss ongoing development projects in the metropolis.According to the details, the meeting decided to launch a waste to electricity project for which necessary measures would be