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SPARC laments that the relevant Pakistan Penal Code law is ‘vague’.

The families of 326 victims have been compensated, while the other cases are still being processed.

Blockading roads is in violation of Article 9.

Licences for prohibited-bore guns are issued to MNAs and MPAs.

On day one of the hearin­gs, judges grill the admini­strati­on over how far it was able to bring down the crime rate.

SC orders for removal of blockades on roads across city, including those at Bilawal House.

Lashes out at Sharif brothers after Asghar Khan case ruling.

Police officials said that armed men sprayed bullets on a police mobile.

The new phase is reportedly going to be largest in DHA

Woman, daughter and son killed in the name of honour.

Bill to protect senior citizen rights to be presented soon, says Sharmila Faruqui.

Government to distribute 50,000 acres among deserving women peasants.

Akbar’s family insist that his death was only an unfortunate mishap.

Following spike in robberies, police have started inspecting bank security measures.

Campaigning at PTI’s Insaf House has come to a stop.

German government and multinationals to help train workers for modern industries.

People should be ruled by the law instead of government officials.

Seminars and peace rally will be part of the International Disarmament Week from Oct 24.

The case will be taken to the high court and apex court, if the lower courts fail to provide them justice.

Its extent is difficult to gauge because it is a clandestine activity, they say.

Offices at the SC Karachi Registry did not share details about his ailment.

Majority of students appeared at SU’s main campus in Jamshoro.

Social activists at the event urged politicians to support land reforms.

An examination reporting centre has also been set up at the BSEK office for receiving complaints.

Power supply to 98 water agency connections was discontinued on Thursday.

Experts agree that corruption in its modern forms is extremely hardy۔

Seminar highlights need for regulating body devoid of political influences.

A majority of new overhead pedestrian bridges have been built where no one uses them.

Karachi Zoo’s oldest Bengal tiger stopped eating five days ago.

Auction house hoping to draw in young American collectors who can afford Pakistani artists.

Fire fighters reached the scene and attempted to douse the fire.

The court has ordered that he be presented on October 24.

Administrator claims the town uses OZT receipts to pay power bills.

At least 158 people have been killed in the city during the last 19 days.

They have to go through the process again as the president rejected previous nominations.

Ex-serviceman files complaint, Tauqeer Fatima Bhutto booked for intimidating workers.

Bhaskara Rao questions party politics, urging people to imagine a ‘party-less’ democracy.

Crack open the crabs and spear the squid at Biryani of the Seas.

Ram-Leela, a play about the life of Lord Ram, has been organised by the temple’s committee.

As long as corruption is regarded as a necessity, society will treat it as a norm.

The association wanted all hydrants to be legalised and water charges to be slashed.

The minister said that govt would also probe the matter further and find out who else was involved in this offence.

Victim identified as Ali Asghar. Police yet to ascertain motive behind the killing.

The police chief has been directed to appear with his comments before the apex court on October 24.

The robbers opened fire on the police and took a young man captive.

10 doctor of philosophy and six master of philosophy degrees to be awarded to research scholars.

Forms for debates, handicrafts, textiles, fashion designing and singing competitions to be submitted by November 8.

They claim that before partition, the region was a hub of harmony.

Petitioner NGO tells SHC the crime is not treated as cognizable offence.

KU’s Pakistan Study Centre director shares his perspective on current educational situation.