Recent reports and discussions in Pakistani media suggest that Ayeza Khan and Danish Taimoor have indeed hinted at their intention to eventually leave the showbiz industry.

While there hasn’t been a definitive, immediate announcement of their departure, statements made by Ayeza Khan, particularly regarding her drama “Jaan-e-Jahan” being a “last project” (though later clarified to be cryptic), and broader discussions about their future plans, have led to this speculation. Some sources indicate they are planning for a future outside of acting.

It’s important to note that actors in the Pakistani industry often take breaks or become more selective with their projects, so “leaving” can sometimes mean a significant reduction in work rather than a complete and permanent exit. However, the current sentiment in the media suggests that this prominent couple is considering a shift away from the constant grind of showbiz.

Recent reports have surfaced regarding a female Mossad agent known as Katherine Perez Sheked, sometimes referred to as the “Lady Killer” in Iran. Iranian intelligence reportedly believes she was a key source of information for Israel regarding top Iranian military leadership.

According to these reports, Katherine Perez Sheked is a French national who was trained by Mossad. She allegedly came to Iran, expressed interest in Shia Islam, and converted. This allowed her to move among the wives of senior Iranian officers, gain their trust, and gather intelligence.

It’s important to note that Iranian agencies have not captured her. The reports suggest she has been instrumental in providing pinpoint information that Israel has allegedly used in aerial strikes.

There is also a separate, earlier case of Catherine Perez-Shakdam, a French citizen of Jewish heritage who converted to Islam and worked as a journalist for Iranian state media. She later reconnected with her Jewish identity and became an atheist, denying any claims of being a Mossad spy. As of March 2022, she resided in London. While her story involves conversion to Islam and involvement with Iranian media, she has publicly stated she was not a Mossad agent.

Given the current information, the female agent who converted to Islam and is believed to be spying for Mossad in Iran, Katherine Perez Sheked, is reported to be still at large and actively operating, according to Iranian intelligence.

Recent reports indicate that Donald Trump has repeatedly asserted that he deserves the Nobel Peace Prize for his role in de-escalating tensions and “stopping” a potential war between India and Pakistan. He has expressed frustration that he has not received the award, citing his efforts in various global conflicts, including the India-Pakistan situation, Serbia-Kosovo, Egypt-Ethiopia, and the Abraham Accords.
It’s worth noting that while Trump has consistently claimed credit for mediating between India and Pakistan, India has firmly denied any foreign mediation in its engagement with Pakistan. However, Pakistan has formally recommended Donald Trump for the 2026 Nobel Peace Prize, specifically acknowledging his “decisive diplomatic intervention and pivotal leadership” during the recent India-Pakistan crisis.

The idea that earwax can help diagnose dangerous diseases is a burgeoning field of research, and while it’s not a standard diagnostic tool in clinical practice yet, there’s promising scientific evidence suggesting its potential.

Here’s why earwax is drawing attention from researchers:

• Rich in Biomarkers: Earwax (cerumen) is primarily composed of sebum, a waxy, oily substance secreted by the skin. Sebum contains lipids, proteins, and other compounds, including volatile organic compounds (VOCs). These components can reflect metabolic processes and the presence of certain substances in the body.
• Protected Environment: Unlike skin sebum, which is exposed to external factors like pollution, earwax is in a relatively protected environment within the ear canal. This makes its composition potentially more stable and reliable for biomarker detection.
• Slow Turnover: Earwax has a slower turnover rate compared to other bodily fluids like blood or urine. This means that certain substances can accumulate in higher concentrations, potentially making them easier to detect for diagnostic purposes.
• Non-Invasive Collection: Collecting earwax is relatively non-invasive and can be done easily, which is a major advantage for screening and monitoring.

Diseases where earwax is showing diagnostic potential:

• Parkinson’s Disease: Recent research (June 2025) has shown that specific volatile organic compounds (VOCs) in earwax are significantly different in people with Parkinson’s disease. Researchers have even developed an AI-powered “olfactory system” that could distinguish between Parkinson’s and non-Parkinson’s samples with high accuracy (around 94%). This suggests earwax could be a valuable tool for early, inexpensive, and non-invasive screening.
• Cancer: Some studies are exploring the presence of specific VOCs in earwax that might be indicative of certain cancers. A tool called “Cerumenogram” is being developed to detect cancer based on these compounds, and early results are very promising, showing high accuracy in detecting cancer, even at early stages.
• Maple Syrup Urine Disease (MSUD): This rare genetic disorder, usually found in babies, can be detected by a characteristic sweet smell in earwax due to the buildup of certain amino acids. This could potentially offer an earlier detection method than blood tests in some cases.
• Ménière’s Disease: Research suggests that lower levels of certain fatty acids in earwax could be linked to Ménière’s disease, a disorder of the inner ear that causes vertigo and hearing loss.
• Inborn Errors of Metabolism: Studies have explored earwax as a source to identify patients with various inborn errors of metabolism by analyzing compounds like acylcarnitines and amino acids.
• COVID-19: While more research is needed, there’s some evidence to suggest a correlation between earwax composition and COVID-19.
• Diabetes and Heart Disease: Strong evidence exists to suggest potential correlations, but further research is required for earwax to be a reliable diagnostic source for these conditions.

Important Considerations:

• Research Stage: Most of these findings are still in the research and development stages. While promising, more extensive studies with larger populations are needed to validate these methods and translate them into widely accepted clinical diagnostic tools.
• Specific Biomarkers: The diagnostic potential lies in detecting specific biomarkers (chemical compounds) within the earwax, not just the physical appearance or quantity of the wax itself.
• Complementary Tool: Earwax analysis would likely serve as a complementary screening or early detection tool, rather than replacing established diagnostic methods like blood tests or imaging.

In conclusion, while earwax is not currently a primary diagnostic tool for a wide range of dangerous diseases, the scientific community is actively exploring its potential as a non-invasive and valuable source of biomarkers for early disease detection.

مقامی پجاریوں اور ہندو مذہبی رہنماؤں کے مطابق، جس مندر کا ذکر اروشی روٹیلا نے کیا ہے، وہ دراصل دیوی اروشی کا مندر ہے، جو ہندو اساطیر میں ایک قابل احترام شخصیت ہے۔ یہ مندر بدری ناتھ دھام کے قریب بمنی میں واقع ہے اور مقامی لوگوں کے لیے ایک مقدس مقام ہے۔

بدری ناتھ دھام کے سابق مذہبی افسر بھون چندر انیال نے اروشی روٹیلا کے دعوے کو گمراہ کن قرار دیا ہے۔ انہوں نے واضح کیا کہ یہ مندر دیوی ستی سے منسوب ہے اور 108 شکتی پیٹھوں کا حصہ ہے۔ برہما کپل تیرتھ پروہت سوسائٹی کے صدر امت ستی نے بھی روٹیلا کے تبصروں کی مذمت کرتے ہوئے کہا کہ مندر قدیم ہے اور دیوی اروشی سے جڑا ہوا ہے، نہ کہ کسی فرد سے۔ مقامی رہائشی رام نارائن بھنڈاری نے کہا کہ یہ مندر صدیوں پرانا ہے اور اس کا اروشی روٹیلا سے کوئی تعلق نہیں۔

مقامی باشندوں نے بھی اروشی روٹیلا کے بیانات پر ناراضگی کا اظہار کیا ہے۔ ان کا کہنا ہے کہ کسی فرد کو بھی گہرے افسانوی اور ثقافتی اہمیت کے حامل مندر کے بارے میں ذاتی دعوے کرنے کا حق نہیں ہے۔

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اروشی روٹیلا کا یہ دعویٰ کہ اتراکھنڈ میں ان کے نام کا ایک مندر ہے، درست نہیں ہے۔ جس مندر کا وہ ذکر کر رہی ہیں وہ دراصل دیوی اروشی کا مندر ہے، جو ہندو مذہب میں ایک اہم مقام رکھتی ہے اور دیوی ستی کا ہی ایک روپ ہے۔

اروشی کے اس بیان سے مقامی لوگوں کے مذہبی جذبات مجروح ہوئے ہیں اور انہوں نے اس پر سخت تنقید کی ہے۔