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Six terrorists killed, two Pakistani soldiers martyred in Dera Ismail Khan operation ‘Ertugrul’ star Engin Altan heartbroken by father’s death at 88 Shadab Khan’s heroics power Pakistan to nail-biting ODI tri-series win over England TXT stirs up a ‘PERFECT STORM’ of excitement with new album teasers NCCIA arrests father accused of selling pornographic videos of his own children online for money Glastonbury Festival 2027 lineup rumors spark buzz around major artists Islamabad to host Pakistan tourism and family festival from Nov. 6-8 11 shot including children in shooting near Florida A&M University Scientists rewrite DNA inside a living patient for the first time PM Shehbaz Sharif to equip students with 500,000 Chromebooks and internet access Pakistan security forces target militant leadership in Qila Saifullah operation Six terrorists killed, two Pakistani soldiers martyred in Dera Ismail Khan operation ‘Ertugrul’ star Engin Altan heartbroken by father’s death at 88 Shadab Khan’s heroics power Pakistan to nail-biting ODI tri-series win over England TXT stirs up a ‘PERFECT STORM’ of excitement with new album teasers NCCIA arrests father accused of selling pornographic videos of his own children online for money Glastonbury Festival 2027 lineup rumors spark buzz around major artists Islamabad to host Pakistan tourism and family festival from Nov. 6-8 11 shot including children in shooting near Florida A&M University Scientists rewrite DNA inside a living patient for the first time PM Shehbaz Sharif to equip students with 500,000 Chromebooks and internet access Pakistan security forces target militant leadership in Qila Saifullah operation

Iran announces to resume university classes virtually

According to reports, virtual classes will continue until further notice.

The government of Iran has decided to resume academic activities in universities across the country, but all classes will be conducted online while campuses remain closed. According to local media reports, virtual classes will continue until further notice.

Officials said the decision was taken due to the ongoing tense situation and security concerns. At present, all educational institutions, including schools and universities, remain closed because of the current conflict.

Meanwhile, several explosions have been reported in the northern areas of Tehran, creating fear and panic among residents. So far, there are no confirmed reports of casualties or financial damage. Authorities have started assessing the situation and have advised citizens to remain cautious.

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