Sindh

Residents claim they were not taken into confidence in the planning and building of projects.

Philanthropist Abdul Waheed saw education for all as the key to prosperity.

Parties call for black day, protest to be held at Quaid-e-Azam’s mausoleum today .

Blasts took place in the Quaidabad and Qasba areas of the city and claimed 13 lives.

Our party will gain strength after this coalition, says Qaim Ali Shah.

There are also reports that PML-F is demanding the governorship in Sindh.

Court hears final arguments of Shaukat Zubaidi, the counsel for Shahrukh Jatoi.

Men sentenced to three years imprisonment.

Legal fraternity boycotts court proceedings to register their protest.

Party says it will not end its dharna till the ECP orders re-elections in the entire constituency .

Legal fraternity demands for justice on the sixth anniversary of the violent incident.

Court summons Advocate General and regional transport authority secretary.

He claims members of the party conspired against him in the elections.

PML-N, JI, JUI-F and others decide to lend support to the strike called by the PML-F.

Ayaz Jokhio’s ‘non-commissioned’ works speak volumes of his talents.

MQM chief Altaf Hussain commends his party's supporters for staging the protest.

Protesters say they will continue to hold sit-ins until the ECP gives into their demands.

Provincial government cites worsening law and order and tense situation in the constituency as reason.

Police register case against suspects for disturbing law and order on May 11.

Salik Shah says he did not accept blood money for the extra-judicial murder of his brother by Rangers in 2011.

Former chief minister also vows to address loadshedding issue.

MQM begins sit-in protest, calls for re-polling in entire NA-250 not just 43 stations.

Poll-related violence claims four lives and injures many others.

A seven-member committee will be formed to improve health services in Sindh .

The accused policemen reportedly claimed they found the body from city outskirts.

The market has reportedly become a den of land grabbers.

Between 50 and 85 per cent of amputations can be avoided by proper management of the condition, says LUMHS professor.

Suspect’s lawyer accuses investigation officer of being biased.

Transgender Sanam Fakir and singer Shaman Ali Mirali sacrificed energy and friends to contest.

Both parties haven’t budged from their demand of fresh elections across the city .

Her work is on display at the VM Art Gallery till May 30.

Protesters have not even been deterred by the imposition of Section 144 in the city.

In second place was Abdul Razzaq, a candidate of the Jamaat-e-Islami who polled 10,723 votes in total.

Ameer served jail time in connection with a murder case previously.

Re-polling will be held, under army supervision, at stations where polling was delayed, or stopped on May 11.

The MQM chief has been advised to pause all political activity for a few days.

KVTC is the first Vocational Education and Training (VET) centre for intellectually disabled (ID) people in Pakistan.

The order has been issued in view of the deteriorating law and order situation in the province.

Jamaat-i-Islami demand fresh elections across the city.

Abdul Waheed used to run the Pakistan Rotary Polio Resource Centre and a school .

He pointed to media reports highlighting largescale rigging and violence.

Haleem Adil Sheikh says the PML-N had help from America and Saudi Arabia to win the polls.

Party’s candidate, Khushbakht Shujaat, denies rigging allegations.

EU observers submit their report on rigging on 7 NA and 14 PS seats in Sindh.

Vow to keep holding rallies until fresh elections are conducted in the city .

Protesters set fire to SPSF office after armed men open fire on them from its roof.

Two of the party’s candidates secured up to 49,000 votes each.

PPP says this time round it is looking at a small cabinet as compared to the outgoing government.

MQM chief says people should listen to his statements carefully before making judgements.

Section 144 bans a gathering of more than four people at one place.