Sindh

Legal Aid Office publishes annual report on criminal justice system.

Dr Arif Alvi believes this measure will help root out the prevailing corruption.

Swiss consul-general Emil Wyss discusses the ancient roots of Aryans, Hinduism in Sindh.

Inmates work at the ward and in other workshops located nearby to keep themselves busy.

Zulfiqar Mirza enters court in a procession of supporters.

The two-judge bench declares it is the state’s responsibility to trace missing persons.

Police suspect that Dr Anwar Ali Abidi was killed over sectarian motives.

The Thatta police are investigating the incident

Further investigations in light of new evidences are underway.

They said that the government is committing ‘economic murder’ of the peasants

PM takes notice of the attack. Directs Sindh govt to beef up security in Karachi

Mirza's bail approved till May19 in three cases, for the sum of Rs100,000

She suspects that Sindh government has planned a conspiracy against her husband and supporters

Move follows recent controversial press conference of SSP Rao Anwar

Shah Latif SHO Arshad Awan said that the bomb was not able to reach the mill

Moments after the police left, Mirza emerged from the farmhouse and visited the nearby villages

The act requires couples to be tested before marriage

They raised their voice against encroachments on the association’s premises

According to the constitution of the Hindu Panchayat, elections should be held every two years

The coalition will take up threats, assaults against activists with govt authorities

Court tells police to instead provide security to the former minister

Sindh Assembly dedicates entire session to discussion on water crisis

Order comes days after SSP Malir Rao Anwar's controversial press conference

Inactivated Polio Vaccine (IPV) campaign targeting 177 union councils (UCs) will run from May 13 to May 20

Saulat Mirza’s wife sought to delay his execution till the completion of a fresh investigation

ACTED report says children drop out because education system does not fulfil its promises

The festival will have sessions related to Sindhi literature, poetry and about the origin of Sindhi language

Baloch Colony station being built on traffic police land, with its SHO bearing the costs

Earlier, the former home minister’s lawyer had filed a contempt application against the provincial home secretary

Police beef deployment around former Sindh home minister's farm house in Badin

Unlike their party comrades, these two suspects were not taken to the anti-terrorism courts this time

Rights activists point out that all male members on reserved seats belong to the 'upper class'

Mirza's wife asks execution be stayed until Shahid Hamid's murder case is re-investigated

Public interest litigant Rana Faizul Hasan takes Malir SSP Rao Anwar to court

The accused had kidnapped senior bankers, who were later rescued by law enforcers

Aga Khan University Hospital aims to promote awareness about Parkinson's disease

Mazhar Arif says it weakens democracy if citizens don't trust the information they receive

Study concludes the media has become more independent, it is not responsible

Amin Hashwani reminds youth of the glorious past and the uncertain future

'I am Karachi' dedicates panel discussion to slain rights activist Sabeen Mahmud

K-Electric exempts KWSB's main pumping stations from load-shedding on Wednesday

College principal claims 60 students were affected, sources insist nearly 200 students fell sick

A two-judge bench is expected to examine allegations, in light of details submitted, in next hearing

Mess in-charge blames kebab, bread

Keti Mumtaz SHO told The Express Tribune that he had received information about the jirga and was trying to confirm it

The officer said that the complainant and a witness had also identified the suspect

Varsity admin had told the organiser that it cannot allow seminars on 'sensitive topics'

A week on, the police have failed to make any breakthrough in the investigations.

Party office in Shah Faisal Colony was raided on Tuesday night

Petitioners claim they are eligible for promotion but were sidelined due to 'deputationists'