Sindh

All CNG stations in Sindh will remain closed for 72 hours, from 8am on Tuesday, Jan 1, till 8am on Friday, Jan 4.

Health minister admits more than 100 children have died due to the virus in December.

Rumours of the arrest of Shahrukh Jatoi’s guard still unconfirmed.

Fafen says 11 people were killed in Karachi due to political violence in fourth week of December.

Attacks have gone down, but precision has increased; we are numb from the battering.

Sindh government, however, imposes a three-day ban on aerial firing, pillion riding, motorcycles without silencers.

Guard moved to an undisclosed location for further interrogation, no case registered against him yet.

The identities of the deceased could not be ascertained yet.

Says his nephew Shahrukh Jatoi knew neither Shahzeb nor Nawab Siraj Talpur, the other suspect.

The footage shows the explosion goes off as a mustached man bends to his side and raises left arm.

The health workers were provided security by the police and Rangers personnel.

Blast survivors praised rescue services, hospital staff for prompt treatment.

Motorcycles without silencers are not allowed on the roads at night on Dec 31.

Relief adviser claims more than 100 children have died from the viral disease.

Friends, supporters hold peaceful protest.

Inayat’s tomb follows different tradition, no govt official inaugurates the urs.

Thousands of MQM workers will participate in Jan 14 rally: Farooq Sattar .

While Shahzeb's killers remain on the run, we asked our readers for one suggestion as to how to tackle this issue.

Police will register a case of attempted murder against any person involved in aerial firing in the city.

Ministers Jamote and Baloch, who recently joined OML-N, say Sindh govt has been taken hostage by terrorists.

Activists say govt should take up such cases, not madaris and mosques.

Sohail Mehmood was crushed under a train when he jumped on the track to push away a child.

Massive blast outside Cantt railway station leaves many questions unanswered.

Experts debate whether the construction of a deep water terminal has caused this.

Speakers at literary conference discuss different interpretations of Bhittai’s works.

Police say suspects had been on alert after media broke the news.

AIG Muhammad Rafiq directed to convene a conference of all Sindh police training centres on January 2 in Karachi.

A three-day training workshop was organised for teachers from slums.

Spaces around monuments and amenities are also up for grabs for advertisements.

Dr Ahmed also taught at Columbia University.

Hospital administration invited tenders that will open January 19.

Rights campaigners and political activists rally round a social media-led campaign for justice.

President Zardari inaugurates several infrastructure projects, educational institutions.

As new students enroll in dentistry, speakers lament of shortage of dentists in country .

Renowned vocalist vows to devote his skills for the betterment of the working class.

137 students of NUST awarded degrees in engineering at the 24th convocation of PNEC on Friday.

Many devotees are expected to reach here on their return from Garhi Khuda Bux.

No target killing took place in Karachi on Friday due to mobile service suspension, says Rehman Malik.

Ulema council’s representative pays a visit to MQM headquarters, talks to party chief.

Over 100 members from different organisations attend conference.

Lack of awareness and facilities raises risk of epidemic in Sindh.

Family puts ‘Majeed’ to rest only to receive a call from police the next day informing them that Majeed was in custody

Pakistan Peoples Party jiyalas find Benazir’s reflection in Bilawal Bhutto

US-funded teaching programme helped Imran change more lives.

Qadri assures the protest will be peaceful and not in violation with the Constitution.

92 teachers from 10 schools with limited resources are taking part in the training session.

25 children have died in three weeks in Sukkur’s Salehpat taluka alone.

Akbar Khan claims he was the first man to bring the Qingqi rickshaw to Karachi in 2001.

For Rs10, a three-wheeled monstrosity can take you anywhere in Karachi.

Over 7,000 law enforcers deployed as millions expected to attend.