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'A strong opposition will create difficulties for them during the upcoming general elections, says Arbab.

The birthday of His Holiness Dr Syedna Mohammad Burhanuddin (TUS) will be celebrated on Tuesday.

Amna Saeed, a NCA graduate, seemed to have touched a nerve with her artwork.

PPP tries to regain its footing in Lyari since the emergence of Peoples Amn Committee.

Candidates, sitting tests in Nawabshah and Larkana, use cell phones and take question papers outside of the exam hall.

The funeral prayers were offered at Jamia Masjid in Gulberg and she was laid to rest at Sakhi Hasan graveyard.

Conference on forced Hindu conversions and marriages brings forward new families.

SCBA says government needs to come clean on missing persons.

IJT claims APMSO members had allegedly abducted and then tortured its activist.

A study at three institutions found that stress was a key aggravating factor.

Waheeda Shah blames media for being thrown out, plans to challenge court decision.

Sindh High Court Chief Justice Musheer Alam was the chief guest.

The police registered an FIR against them for beating officers.

Court asks them to appear again on March 22 to verify their bail.

Short-term training courses have been designed for the women officers.

Murad Ali Shah, complained that 7,069 votes of his taluka, Jamshoro have been registered in Balochistan.

Jails are not to be dreaded, feared, or to be ashamed of visiting. They are a veritable picture of serenity and calm.

His birthday is celebrated on 20th Rabi ul Akhir.

ArtNow will be Pakistan's only bilingual online magazine on contemporary art.

Chairman of Pakistani Bengali Action Committee urges Sindhi Nationalists and Sindhis to help them in their struggle.

Lyari’s residents draw lots for 27 brand new presents from the president.

Salma Attaullah Jan hails from Mardan and is the daughter of PML-N leader, Sir Anjam Khan.

Out of town visitors get to plant saplings to learn about the ecosystem.

Lawmakers argue that if no one owns this movement, the govt should expose it.

Those at the protest were reluctant to discuss their demands.

Resolution condemns spate of wall chalking and posters seen in Karachi, calls on govt to expose whoever was behind it.

Teachers’ association has demanded an inquiry into the murder.

He cleared all tests in 1995 but is still waiting for the job.

Conservators are struggling to get people to realise how important this ecosystem is.

In Tharparker, Dadu, Matiari and some other districts the fun was restricted.

PPP workers accuse the election commission of being biased.

The water board has been asked to reopen the 19 hydrants it closed last month.

The petitioner appealed to the court to protect his life and property as it is one of his fundamental rights.

There are nearly 8m children involved in daily work but no one know how many are girls.

Rashdi literally stuffed her ears with cotton to avoid having to listen to Sindh Information Minister Shazia Marri.

Islamabad still allowing hunting of the Houbara Bustard.

Faryal says she converted, married Naveed Shah of her own will.

Marvi Rashdi stuffed cotton in her ears as soon as Shazia Marri started speaking at Sindh Assembly session.

Faryal (Rinkle) tells media she is a Muslim girl and has nothing to do with her parents; married of own free will.

Christian women make up much of the workforce in salons.

The delegation included, Saeed Ghani, Aajiz Dhamrah, Dr Karim Khawaja and Sehar Kamran.

A syringe was found with the body.

Afaq Ahmed is still a prisoner, says new senator.

More than 80 professionals from 25 schools and colleges brainstorm on interaction.

The victim, Maqsood Ahmad, was a resident of Rabwah in Punjab.

Scores of activists armed with sticks and guns attacked each other.

The women were identified as Ajeeban, Mohammad Bux Shar’s wife, and Khursheedan, Mehmood Hassan’s wife.

Better food, health care, communications and new jails in the pipeline.

For international women’s day, we take a look back at the one name that stands out.

Hundreds of people travelled nine kilometres to reach the office of KESC at Qayyumabad.