Sindh

The gangsters were proclaimed offenders in several cases.

University faces crises in absence of education grants, programme accreditations.

A worker of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement was killed near Aligarh Bazaar in Orangi Town.

A suspect who was trying to avoid arrest jumps off a flyover and dies.

Experts prove that informal economies flourish and public space is protected by these settlements.

Students of the Indus Valley School of Arts and Architecture suggest ways to promote the use of Frere Hall.

Sindh joins 7,000 cities and more than 156 countries across the world by celebrating this event in various cities.

The library boasts the largest collection of rare legal books in the province.

Humaima has been quoted as saying, “Earth Hour” is a global initiative.

The book details history of progressive movements in the country and why they lacked lustre.

A police official who was a proclaimed offender and gambler was arrested in a raid.

A ban has also been imposed on the entry of all vehicles inside the mausoleum.

Banaras residents complain they cannot travel all the way to Mardan House.

The robbers pulled the cash machine with a rope fastened to their vehicle.

PPP leader contradicts earlier claim of CM that no adult had died in the district.

Protesters claim attacks are an attempt to frighten Hindus into fleeing from their homes.

Experts argue malnutrition crossed emergency threshold of 15% in Sindh.

Larkana DIG was briefed about the humiliation and atrocities the women faced.

Judge says no other evidence available apart from phone conversation.

A private ‘beater’ of the police among these arrested.

Nothing frustrates academics and demographers more than a 16-year old census.

Friday prayers were the last thing the victim offered before two men cut his life short.

Judge also asks DHA officials to file comments by April 22.

A mobile theatre bus helps students learn traffic rules with the help of visuals.

Three other resolutions were also adopted by the assembly.

Meeting between Pakistan and Libyan rescheduled for Sunday.

Attack leads to protests in nearby areas, policemen suspended for negligence.

MQM says Shehzad breached the party's code of conduct. Shehzad asks party what he has done wrong.

She had been taken to the port city by a man who had been at the crime scene.

Arrested suspect says Lashkar-e-Jhangvi operator Umar had asked him to provide a suicide bomber to slay Aslam.

Construction of reverse osmosis plants under way in Sindh.

Shah directed the health authorities to increase the number of basic health units from 31 to 48.

Awards for humanitarian and social services were given during the seminar.

The university administration fails to persuade drivers to bring buses on roads.

Hasan also said that the dialogues between government and Taliban must carry on until the desired goals are achieved.

Dispute between DHA and restaurant owners going on for more than a year.

Five to six unidentified men barged into the Tipu Sultan branch of the bank.

Mathew A Cook, Michel Boivin analyse cultural landscape that built the British Empire.

The judge set the interim bail at Rs500,000.

The street where first residents were transgender is a shadow of what it once was.

Drive aims to target 139 union councils across the city.

Although peace process has made unprecedented progress, government must not let excitement cloud extreme caution.

Punjab Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif took notice of reported threats to Bilawal by the LeJ.

Ratio of people using contraception options in urban areas was 45%, while the rural population's ratio only 31%.

Speakers at workshop demand amendments in the law to empower peasants.

SP Sheraz Nazir confirmed that the injured belong to PSF and two of the injured are in critical condition.

Rangers personnel will be deployed at sensitive centres.

With the help of insiders, encroachers manage to give officers the slip.

Two officials of the corporation to be charged with contempt on April 9.

The exhibition on Sindh’s heritage will end today at 6pm.