Sindh

Imran Khan was in Karachi to launch a forum for politically active professionals.

People living in Sukkur’s tent city have nowhere to go.

Repair work stopped after the Southern deputy commissioner registered an FIR against the utility.

In his 40-year career he made over 15,000 works.

At present, 28 posts for judges are vacant.

Conservative groups rail against the cultural corruption as couples go about having fun.

Police investigate abortions or infanticides after foetuses found in Akhtar Colony.

Father Robert McCollouch also honoured with Sitara Quaid-e-Azam for his societal and cultural work.

In order to make it up to his sulking loved one, Arain tried to shoot himself.

The authorities were searching for 10 stolen buffaloes.

Doctors threaten to shut down public hospitals across Sindh if govt doesn’t agree.

The petition challenges the extensions given to the principal of Jinnah Law College.

The University of Karachi has not made a decision as yet.

Forum discusses the progress on measures to develop and implement gender protection laws.

Police suspect the dead were Baloch-speaking and could have been victims of the on-going target killings in the area.

Nasreen Jalil, Umer Khan Ali Sherzai among nominees for upper house of parliament.

The men were arrested after a joint operation by CPLC and AVCC police tracking the mobile phone record.

PPP’s MPAs were present in full force and the CM also put in an appearance.

Annual Status of Education Report highlights differences in rural and urban education in Sindh.

Conference held to express solidarity with the Baloch people.

The leaders allege that Sharif is seeking political entry into Sindh through “nonentities” like Bhutto.

Candidates nominated for seven general, two women, two minority and two technocrat seats.

Scholars yearn for ‘natural conclusion’ to Arab Spring – secular democracy.

2012 Engro Excellence Awards depict country’s potential.

Foreign Correspondents’ Burden mulled over at local festival.

The neighbourhood turned violent after Zubair alias Vehshi’s body was found off Shah Abdul Latif Bhittai Road.

Free for the public and residents of Baba, Bhit and Salehabad islands.

The scholar dwells on the importance of critique in religion, actually an Islamic tradition.

Amid rejoicing, graduates worry about future prospects .

Not many people can even read the Urdu literature properly, let alone comprehend it, says Iftikhar Arif.

We have been given a blinkered view of the past, say scholars and experts.

Bhalla, simply put it, literary criticism helps discriminate between what matters and what doesn’t matter.

Editor Dr Ayesha Jalal says the country needs to outline its parameters for history.

Yaqoob Bangash presents solution: engage the Baloch and admit your mistakes.

From the two-nation theory to post-Partition literature - a historian, former minister and academic dissect the past.

Khaled Ahmed attempted to identify, as best as he could in a five-minute slot, minorities in Pakistan.

Your can’t dislkike him - even when he’s discussing rhyme and metre with enthusiasm.

Two men died on the spot while one man was critically injured after being shot by the guard over an argument.

Kidnappers contacted Zayeem’s family, demanded for ransom of Rs5 million, murdered him when demands were not met.

Conflicting lists add to confusion over more appointments.

The incorrigible Indian writer talks about breaking stereotypes and challenging gender biases.

Author discusses his work of fiction, ‘The Collaborator’ and the banality of violence.

The scholar talks about his new book on power and resilience in Pakistan.

Fahmida Riaz did not talk about the pros and cons of translation, instead she focused on poetry.

Ali Akbar Husain talks about a heritage long forgotten.

Dr Haq claims that post-modernism presents old ideas as new.

The lack of narrative history, and his love for the city, led the historian to undertake White Mughals.

Arif Hasan, Roland deSouza, HM Naqvi mull over some of the ways in which the city is being rent apart.

On the first day of KLF, “the rockstar of Pakistani literature” faced a hall packed with fans.

Ayesha Jalal talks about Manto’s friends, passions and his deep love for humanity.