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Durrani has signed three bills, despite opposition by the MQM, while Ishrat is away on a personal visit.

CJP was visibly irritated at the law enforcers for failing to control crime.

The funeral prayers for (Naik) Amjad and (Naib Soobedar) Mashkoor were held in Malir Cantonment.

Karachi Electric Supply Company issues final disconnection notices to Sindh Police, Karachi Metropolitan Corporation.

"Violence has forced residents, especially members of the business community, to flee from the city.”

Nawaz Sharif decided that a meeting will soon be held to determine what parties are in favour of this demand.

Claim extortion demands have become worse.

ISO workshops for the heads of the university will be organised, following which, an audit will be conducted.

Violence restarted after the Sindh Local Government Ordinance was passed, says PPP.

Protesters demand an immediate ban of the teachers association, which they blame for spoiling the education system.

Visits Nusrat Loop Band meets village women and children near embankment.

We are alive but could become victims of gunshots or rocket attacks any moment, said a resident of Al-Falah Road.

AKU was one of only two colleges to be presented the Excellence in Student Assessment Award.

SHC directs chief secretary to restrict mushroom growth of BTS towers of cellular companies.

The Rangers official was charged with killing a man in the limits of the Shah Faisal Colony police station on June 6.

Supreme Court asks stakeholders, public to review the Media Commission report.

The suo motu notice was taken by CJ Iftikhar Chaudhry after a bloodbath in the city.

PTI MPA demand govt should depoliticise the police force instead.

Out of the 16 shortlisted business plans, two were from Sukkur IBA.

Heath officials say role of community midwives essential in minimising such death rates.

Authorities dismiss responsibility as the fight escalated over a personal dispute.

Investigations are underway, say police officials.

MQM demand could be a part of a conspiracy, says opposition leader.

Altaf says Sindh government has completely failed to protect the residents of Karachi from the criminal elements.

The conflict broke out allegedly over cheating in examinations, according to the police.

A police van saw some men dumping the bodies in a date orchard near Ganj-e-Shaheedan graveyard.

If left unchecked, the disease could develop into a pandemic.

He urged central government and provincial governments to step up and unite on a one-point agenda to save democracy.

The court orders joint hearing of all petitions involving the same controversy within two weeks.

Police arrested nine suspects after the encounter and recovered illicit weapons.

The students will get transport facility for commuting between city campus and the hostel.

The corner in the library has been named after veteran writer Tahir Afridi for his services.

Qaim Ali Shah had filed a petition to transfer case from the tribunal.

Funeral prayers for Maulana Akbar held on Monday, party workers hold protests.

Villagers assume that whale would have ambergris, valued for perfumes and medicines.

More than 1.3 million people have been displaced by the low-level floods, say speakers.

Decision to import coal for Gaddani is detrimental to Thar project: CM.

Sindh government issues directives to beef up security.

Intelligence report states a group of terrorists from Fata has entered Sukkur.

A suspected has also been arrested by the police.

ASWJ spokesperson says IG is willing to listen to their demands, will return to protest on Tuesday if demands not met.

“We can respond to bullets with bullets as well. But we don’t want to be a part of this war,” says Sarwat Ejaz Qadri.

The missing persons were residents of Kot Dinal Shah in Pir Jo Goth.

Three villagers also sustained serious injuries.

A group of armed men entered the village and raided the house of Nazir Khuhro.

“They’ve already warned us that they will kill us,” said Saleem Kutchi.

Prof. Edhi advises doctors to not accept incentives at the cost of their patients’ health.

Over 720,000 people have been affected, says Haleem Adil Shaikh.

Traffic, factories, air conditioners, buildings are all tweaking our city’s temperature.

Proposals to issue electronic cards to teachers for satellite monitoring under way.