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One man’s trash is another’s treasure
While the State Bank of Pakistan might be regretting that it tossed a bag full of yellowed, ancient religious books...
Hospital chief threatened with scrawled suicide note
“Start counting your days from today...” warns the handwritten threat in Urdu addressed to the medical...
Students play pioneering role for city’s wheelchair access
Students from across the city turned into temporary carpenters on May 30 as they got together to build ramps for...
Helpline opens after young callers jam circuit
In a country where 3,500 young people kill themselves every year, a helpline offering counselling, is significant....
Rice harvest 2 weeks late
The hotter it gets, the less water is available and the longer the rice harvest is delayed. Growers usually take...
Firefighters hot in Karachi, cold in Hyderabad
A fiery battle raged between rising flames and frothing foam at the Expo Centre, Karachi as the city’s firefighters...
‘Don’t you see how clean it is already’
To see groups of young men and women at Boat Basin on a Sunday evening is barely out of the ordinary. To see them...
IBA, govt audit report contradict each other
The Institute of Business Administration (IBA) and the Sindh Audit directorate general are contradicting each other...
Big sharks prey on little shrimp peelers
The day for the shrimp peelers starts when it is still night for most of the city. They wake up before dawn and...
What’s ‘mine’ isn’t yours, say Makli’s dead to diggers
Not left alone even in death, the graves at the Makli necropolis in Thatta were being rocked by the attempts of the...
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