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As Tesla rises up to be the most highly valued automobile company, it has been rewarding everyone who got a hold of its shares. Tesla shares have rocketed from an initial $230 dollars in October to $1500 dollars a share now. From college students to even retail investors, people have reaped handsome rewards. Tesla shares are now among the most popular on US retail investor platforms.
Elon Musk-owned SpaceX's another prototype of the Starship rocket exploded on the ground on March 3. The test flight, SN10, of the SpaceX's futuristic ambitious project burst into flames on the launch pad minutes after its take off. Interestingly… read-more
TAGS: SpaceX, Rocket, Mars Space Mission, Starship
Weeks after leaving the White House, former US President Donald Trump in his February 28 appearance hinted to contest the 2024 presidential elections. Addressing Florida’s the Conservative Political Action Conference, he attacked President Joe… read-more
TAGS: US, Donald Trump, Joe BIden, Republicans, Impeachment
As a measure amidst the ongoing Myanmar military coup, YouTube took down several Myanmar military-owned channels from its platform. The channels removed include state network, Myanmar Radio and Television, military's Myawaddy Media, MWD Variety,… read-more
TAGS: Myanmar Military Coup, Youtube, Alphabet Inc, TikTok, Facebook, Myanmar
The Miss Panama organisation has decided to allow transgender participants for the beauty pageant from 2021 onwards. Welcoming transgenders who have undergone all medical and legal procedures, the decision was taken after deliberation among… read-more
TAGS: Miss Panama, Miss Universe, Beauty Pageant, transgender community, LGBT+ Community
Recent media reports have revealed that Pakistan may allow cotton imports from India this week as a measure to restore bilateral trade. Reportedly, Pakistan is facing a shortage of cotton, which was taken to the cognisance of PM Imran Khan. Once… read-more
TAGS: Pakistan , India, Imran Khan, Cotton Imports, Ceasefire Agreement
In a humanitarian aid, an UK based non-profit organisation Khalsa Aid have initiated a project to dig borewells in drought hit Gambia, West Africa to install fresh water pumps. Reportedly, Gambia's 45.3% of water sources are contaminated as it… read-more
TAGS: Khalsa Aid, Gambia, Africa, Charity, Humanitarian Help