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Virgin visit: Sharif launches ‘Save Sindh Movement’
PML-N chief says he didn’t go to Shikarpur to seek votes.
Season of politicking : Shah threatens ‘long march’ on Lahore
Sindh CM says people support the party for serving them.
Nawaz tours Sindh: Bhutto’s ‘talented cousin’ merges his Sindh National Front with PML-N
Nawaz welcomes Mumtaz Bhutto in his party; again hits out at PPP-led govt, Gilani.
Post-conviction: What British PM would think of Gilani, wonders Nawaz
Claims he is not against the premier as a person, but against his behaviour.
British engineering: Ayub Bridge turns 50
Commissioned in 1959, this important link has served Sukkur and Rohri for half a century.
Orchestrated blasts: Bombs go off at ATMs in 15 cities across Sindh
Blasts target branches of the NBP and damage two and a half feet of the railway track near Mirpur Mathelo.
Bombs target ATMs, bank branches across Sindh
An organisation named Sindhu Desh Liberation Army claimed responsibility for the attacks.
Becoming history: The plunder of Shikarpur by its very own sons
Host city of Sindh’s first rental power plant has slowly fallen off the map.
Sectarian clash: At least 10 injured in Khairpur crossfire
DIG Khairpur says clerics from both sects will be drawn into negotiations to settle the matter 'once and for all'.
Homecoming: No longer the ‘six-legged baby’, parents name child Mohammad Ahmed
Boy returns home after less than a week of his surgery to remove extra limbs.
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