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Wheeling: Power Division Approves Annual Auction Quantum for 800MW in 5 Years. AI-Generated.
In a significant development for Pakistan’s energy sector, the Power Division has approved the annual auction quantum for 800 megawatts (MW) of electricity over the next five years, under the government’s wheeling policy. This initiative is designed to allow private power producers to supply electricity directly to consumers through the national grid, promoting efficiency, competition, and investment in the country’s power infrastructure.
By Salaar Jamaliabout 17 hours ago in Beat
Tonight's Snow Moon is a Last Chance to See a High Moon of Winter: 6 Reasons You Should Catch It. AI-Generated.
As winter reaches its peak, the night sky is preparing to treat stargazers to a spectacular show. Tonight, the Snow Moon—the full moon of February—will rise in all its frosty glory. For skywatchers, this isn’t just any full moon. It’s one of the highest full moons of the winter season, making it a unique celestial event you won’t want to miss. Here are six compelling reasons why tonight’s Snow Moon deserves your attention.
By Salaar Jamaliabout 17 hours ago in Beat
Common Symptoms of Nipah Virus You Should Know. AI-Generated.
Nipah virus (NiV) is a highly infectious pathogen that has caused sporadic outbreaks in South and Southeast Asia over the past two decades. Classified as a zoonotic virus, Nipah can spread from animals to humans and, in certain cases, from person to person. With a high mortality rate and no specific antiviral treatment currently available, early detection of symptoms is crucial for containment and management. Health authorities emphasize that awareness of common symptoms can save lives and prevent further transmission.
By Salaar Jamaliabout 20 hours ago in Beat
Alcohol Shifts the Brain into a Fragmented and Local State. AI-Generated.
Alcohol has long been known to impair judgment, slow reaction times, and cloud memory. But emerging neuroscience research is now offering a more detailed explanation of what actually happens inside the brain after alcohol consumption. According to recent findings, alcohol shifts the brain from a highly integrated, globally connected network into a more fragmented and localized state—fundamentally changing how different regions communicate with one another.
By Salaar Jamaliabout 21 hours ago in Beat
IAmYungReef Delivers a No-Nonsense Anthem on “I Mean Business” With FIS BANGA, Javon Musiq & Bigga Rankin
“I Mean Business” is more than just a collaboration — it’s a mission statement delivered with precision, hunger, and intent. From the opening moments of the record, the tone is unmistakable: this is not a casual release or a filler track, but a declaration of purpose. At the center of it all is IAmYungReef, who leads the charge with a confident delivery and sharp, deliberate bars that underline both his growth as an artist and his refusal to be overlooked. There’s a sense of urgency in his performance, paired with clarity — the sound of someone who knows exactly where they’re headed and isn’t asking for permission to get there.
By Variety Pressabout 24 hours ago in Beat
Griffin Snowden Drops Highly Anticipated Single “HEARTBEAT”. AI-Generated.
In a world of excess—excess content, excess opinions, excess noise—Griffin Snowden is taking the high road. His new single, HEARTBEAT, represents a conscious decision to prioritize meaning over momentum.
By Variety Pressa day ago in Beat
10 Vintage Slowcore Tracks From Decades Past
While slowcore has enjoyed a major resurgence in the 2020s, the genre actually dates back to the eighties. Some of the tracks on this list might sound strange and unfamiliar, while others had a clear influence that's carried slowcore for decades. If you're trying to relax, study or enjoy a quiet evening at home, here's a look at a genre that existed well before Soundcloud.
By Kaitlin Shanksa day ago in Beat
Sing Me an Aria
The Barber of Seville is a comic opera by Gioachino Rossini, centered around themes of love, deception, and clever schemes. The story follows Count Almaviva, who is in love with Rosina, the ward of the wealthy Dr. Bartolo. He disguised himself as a poor student, Lindoro Almaviva, and serenaded Rosina to win her affection. Figaro, the clever barber of Seville, assists Almaviva in his plans to outsmart Dr. Bartolo, who intends to marry Rosina himself.
By Rasma Raisters2 days ago in Beat
Rewriting the Rules at 41
Alex Mattar is an Indie artist based in Charlotte, North Carolina, quietly proving that reinvention has no expiration date. A self-described bedroom producer with a deep respect for music history, Mattar’s journey into original music didn’t begin in his teens or twenties—it began at 41, driven by curiosity, passion, and the simple question: “How hard could it be to make a song from scratch?” What followed was not just a song, but the start of a deeply personal and disciplined creative evolution.
By mysoundMusic2 days ago in Beat
