Sindh

Captured six suspects involved in cases of bank robbery, target killings, kidnapping for ransom and extortion.

PML-N Sindh youth wing has had enough and plans to start protests against attacks on their supporters and offices.

Automated meter readers installed in parts of the city to avoid tampering.

People trying to leave violence-hit Orangi Town, find that the grass isn't much greener on the other side.

Despite Saddar traffic challenge, the numbers are good for entertainment-starved Karachi.

Toy pistol presented in court as evidence.

Rs25 billion to be set aside for the 2011-2012 budget and 27,000 employees.

Akhtar Colony protests for water at least twice a month.

Criminals were involved in eight incidents of target killings, extortion and over 30 incidents of robbery.

Three people were killed in separate incidents in the Kharadar, Lyari and Awami Colony areas of the city.

President also promises federal funding for reviving dormant gas wells in Sindh.

President takes notice and police fan out to stop the gangsters.

Pakistan requires annual loans of up to $1.2 billion from the US over next five years to build infrastructure Thar.

A dozen nurses boycotted the in and out patient departments for allegedly not providing Zahida proper medical care.

Employees reported to work and the ticket counters were operational after PIA "successfully" dealt with the crisis.

PTV engineer testifies that the video is unedited and untouched.

The preventable disease continues to take lives every year but we keep holding seminars.

Operations on hold as Jinnah hospital says it is running out of crucial supplies.

In Sindh the CM is allowed only five advisers.

Folk artists blame culture department, Radio Pakistan Hyderabad.

Killing on MT Khan Road not likely a robbery, say police.

Speculation rife of the party rejoining government.

Qaiser Bengali appointed deputy chairman Planning Commission, Zubair Motiwala appointed chairman Board of Investment.

The shots rang out as the women exited the venue.

Notice issues in wake of petition filed by Advocate Iqbal Haider challenging commissionerate system in Sindh.

Nurses at Civil Hospital Sukkur allege doctors negligence resulted in the death of Zahida.

Sardar Atiqur Rehman and Altaf Hussain have been in contact and have rejected the elections: Dar.

Birthday celebrations of religious leader attract hundreds.

The judges say that they are running government approved offices and that the accusations are baseless.

The Police Act of 1861 was used in Ireland to control a ‘rebel’ colony.

Two policemen beaten severely by inmates.

Joint investigation team headed by DIG police Sindh to submit report to Interior Ministry.

KBA says the usurped space within the Malir courts are harming the junior lawyers by taking their cases away.

Policemen raided a house in Garhi Khairo where they opened fire on its occupants killing four people.

Three citizens of Karachi argue that the commissionerate system violates Article 140 of the Constitution of Pakistan.

Young people are becoming more vulnerable to heart related problems: Prof. Khan.

With humour as its weapon, internet group launches full-scale attack with t-shirts.

Safar-e-Zindagi hits the bookstands as the translation of Altaf Hussain’s biography published in English.

Parties and NGOs get together to assess Karachi’s problems and suggest solutions.

Awaz TV channel team still receiving threats for coverage of daylight shooting.

Manzoor Wasan meets Pir Pagara.

Investigations stalled due to a jurisdiction dispute between two police stations.

Petition argues that previous system of district governments was more beneficial for people.

A rise in the prices of fruits and vegetables in the month of Ramazan is expected.

Utility workers enter 77th day of protest against possible move of downsizing 4,500 workers.

Protest was staged outside the Railway Christian Colony Church as Pastor Yousuf blocked the entrance for worshippers.

The delay in the appointment of KMC administrators thwarts development work.

Dr SM Zameer claimed that the new system would “create more conflict between rural and urban populations.”

KESC tries to help former employees despite union unrest.

Four ministers, three advisers told of their charges after the induction on Wednesday.