Abdul Sattar Edhi once said, “People have become educated, but they have yet to become human.” He truly lived as a kind and selfless person, always helping others.
Born in 1928 in India, Edhi moved to Pakistan in 1947. Even though he had very little, he started helping the poor. In 1951, he founded the Edhi Foundation in Karachi. The foundation now runs shelters, orphanages, hospitals, kitchens, and the world’s largest volunteer ambulance service. Edhi even became the legal guardian of thousands of children.
He faced many challenges, including criticism from religious leaders and threats to his life, but never gave up. He chose to sleep in a small tent or at the foundation instead of owning a big home. He gave everything—his time, money, and energy—to serve others.
People called him the "Angel of Mercy" and "Pakistan’s Mother Teresa" because of how deeply he cared for the poor. He woke up early to feed orphans, helped bury the dead, and raised money across the world. Even after his office was robbed, he didn’t lose hope and kept working for the needy.
Edhi believed in helping everyone, no matter their religion or background. He faced threats but still took care of abandoned babies and worked for peace. His legacy continues even after his demise in 2016. His ambulances and his message of kindness still inspire people in Pakistan and around the world. He even raised money for people affected by Hurricane Katrina in the U.S.
Abdul Sattar Edhi taught the world that being human means caring for others, and that true greatness comes from giving, not from wealth or power.
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Kapil Sharma’s Canada-based café, Kap’s Cafe, has been targeted in a second shooting just days after the first attack. The Lawrence Bishnoi gang has claimed responsibility through a Facebook post, though authorities are verifying its authenticity and continuing their investigation.
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CHINA DEPLOYS AI ROBOTS NEAR INDIA BORDER
In a strategic move, China has begun deploying AI-powered robotic units for border patrol and logistics along the Line of Actual Control (LAC) with India. These all-terrain autonomous machines are designed to withstand harsh Himalayan conditions and operate without human guidance, significantly improving surveillance, supply delivery, and mobility in remote outposts. Experts see this as part of China’s growing push to integrate AI in modern warfare and border defense.
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In the remote mountain villages of Nepal, a brilliant blend of tradition and innovation is transforming daily life. Instead of relying on electricity, local communities use fast-flowing stream water to power mechanical washing machines through a simple yet effective system of water wheels. These water wheels convert the kinetic energy of flowing streams into mechanical motion, driving a drum inside the washing machine. As the wheel turns, so does the drum—cleaning clothes without the need for fuel, electricity, or complex infrastructure.
This sustainable solution is a game-changer for off-grid communities. It saves time and labor, particularly for women who traditionally washed clothes by hand in icy river water. Moreover, it’s completely eco-friendly—no emissions, no noise pollution, and no carbon footprint. These washing systems, often made from locally available materials, are a testament to how low-tech innovation can deliver high-impact solutions in the face of modern challenges like energy poverty and environmental conservation.

It’s a grassroots movement of compassion, dignity, and mutual aid — proving that when communities come together, everyone thrives.
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