Sindh

Residents visited by two groups, one demanding cash, other telling them to stay put.

Staff protests against the transfer of institutions from federal to provincial government.

Judicial bench says permanent employees more likely to be committed to their job.

The fisherfolk claim that the land mafia killed two of their leaders.

The secrecy surrounding the use of revised boundaries was maintained under an act.

Local landlord from Maher clan on the run along with fellow jirga members.

Residents managed to apprehend one of the robbers, beat him up badly and then shot him.

The junior­s say goodby­e to their senior­s with a party, parody skits, titles.

Man shoots nephew following altercation plate of biryani.

Court feels respondents merely fulfill formality by sending stereotypical replies to petitions.

Preliminary investigations have indicated that Dahri may have been murdered in a family dispute.

Petitioner argues that devolving the museum to the province is a violation of the 1973 Constitution.

The institution has produced more statesmen than any other in Karachi.

More training, documentation of threats needed, agree media representatives.

Court upset at author­ities for sendin­g detail­s in pieces.

Police­men handcu­ffed news team, made off with cellph­ones and wallet.

Queues remain as strike ends

DG Sports, who is focus of investigation, has since retired.

Registrar calls protesting students ‘failures’, denies any recognition issues.

Tevez, suffering from a hamstring injury has two matches to regain his fitness.

Oil tankers’ owners reduced demand of 60 per cent increase to 40 per cent.

Residents complained builder violated rule on mandatory open spaces.

Residents, government officials march in order to urge people to enrol, especially girls, in government schools.

CDGK does not fall under ‘ban on official Hajj’ category, says DO Khursheed Shah.

Party calls for national conference to stem violence in metropolis.

Feeder teachers not paid, no one ready to admit responsibility.

Dawat-e-Islami hosts people from 32 countries.

PTA and RTA told to explain failure to remove bus stops following 2004 order.

Lawyer wants PEMRA to ban footage being aired until confidence-inspiring footage is made available to the public.

The lion’s share goes to singers at Shah Abdul Latif Bhitai’s shrine.

More women than men die from diabetes every year in Pakistan.

Sakina had converted to Islam and married Chachar from Ghotki.

Hardly 10 per cent of the population completes twelve years of schooling.

Three officials may be appointed into the government.

Suspects believed to be involved in target killing, police encounters and possessing illegal arms.

Petitioner says personnel ‘encircled my house and left with my son’.

Marxist social scientist Sobho Gianchandani 91st birthday was celebrated with fanfare at the Karachi Press Club.

“Chronic pain is a specific healthcare problem and a disease in its own right”

Authors welcome political banter with the media at talks arranged by the US Consulate .

The property is considered ideal for a ‘judge’s lodge’.

Suspended employee concedes compulsion in obliging elected representatives, such as senators, MNAs, MPAs and advisers.

Registering these vehicles will bring millions of rupees to national exchequer.

Nearly 500 men attend gathering organised by the Jamaatud Dawa.

A total of $2.1 million in ransom money is going to be paid to the Somali pirates.

As medical students, we spend about half a year, out of the strenuous five of our degree, in primary care.

An under-trial prisoner will be presented before a civil surgeon.

Morning classes, exams held according to schedule.

Speakers compare the Pakistani context of ‘tradition’ and its impact on understanding art.

The Karachi Electric Supply Company (KESC) cut off electricity supply to 200 housing units.

The US consulate in Karachi, while heavily guarded, will continue its visa work.