Sindh

Protesters set three cars and an office on fire in Kharadar area of Karachi.

Unidentified gunmen opened fire on three leaders while injuring two others.

All maritime platforms participating in the exercise are working in real-threat environment.

Justices Gulzar Ahmed and Imam Bux Baloch issued notices to the Sindh prosecutor general and others.

DFID to fund a project to educate one million students.

Order, which withdrew the promotion of engineers in the rural development department, declared null and void.

The Ghouspur police locked up Yasin Ogahi for his alleged involvement in a robbery in Ali Bux Ogahi village.

30,000 road traffic injuries recorded every year in the city: study.

Rape survivor K has been waiting for justice since December.

Plan includes making Zamzama one-way towards Two Swords looping back from route that goes behind Zamzama Park.

KESC says it has no choice, admits to reduced power generation.

Shops closed after unidentified persons resorted to indiscriminate firing in various localities.

Vigilante action see as a sign of no-trust in security agencies.

Judges ask the state to explain who shall run the administrative, judicial control of courts.

People stole precious plates and wood from the steamboat.

Seven police officials have been charged with the murder of a suspect during interrogation.

Husband of a patient who died beat the staff on Monday night.

Christians across Karachi have begun observing Lent, the period of fasting that leads up to Easter.

Qaim Ali Shah requested plot conversions on the president’s advice.

Men accused of ordering a five-year-old boy to marry a seven-year-old girl.

MPA suggests making 2012 a ‘Child-Free Year’ to counter overpopulation.

The congregation at St Patrick’s Cathedral prayed for Shahbaz Bhatti.

The committee is a welfare organisation just like Edhi, the Khidmat-e-Khalq Foundation and others.

Maritime Security Agency arrests 26 Indian fishermen for violating Pakistan's territorial waters.

A shopkeeper in Karachi captures and kills one robber and injures another.

The Sangi police arrested two men on charges of holding a jirga and ordering the marriage of two children.

The dolphin was caught in the gates of Guddu Barrage.

A court has asked the authorities to explain what they have done so far against buses causing pollution, traffic jams.

Tension in Qasba Colony after murder of Pakhtun student activist.

Women wear their Dai’s favourite red and mass weddings are arranged.

Young book-lover ventures into reading-based fun to encourage children.

Residents say Karachi company was given lease by Sindh government.

Despite an initial lack of faculty and accreditation, the college finally opens.

CID Sindh also recovered suicide jackets, hand grenades and huge cache of weapons in Orangi town.

The Pakistan HEC Cambridge Scholarship, will offer up to five full-cost scholarships per year to PhD students.

College gives tough competition to other institutes, says KU vice-chancellor.

Lawyer assures SHC ex-nazim Wasay Jalil will attend.

Interpreting the Quran is not a right restricted to some maulvis: Husain.

Around 36 per cent of school-age children in Sindh are deprived of an education.

Illegal hydrants removed but the law needs to be amended, says KWSB.

Photographs, puzzles and vintage maps fill the hall.

Shazia Marri, Waseem Akhtar and prominent people from society attend service for Shahbaz Bhatti.

KU was previously ranked at 600.

Tiger attacks two villagers, Haroon Nehri and Haleem Jhanji, severely injuring them.

Students of Allama Iqbal College and Baldia School No. 9 win the Hamara Kamari Festival debate competition.

SC gives CDGK one month to remove unauthorised constructions from all public parks.

The government is working on a plan to ensure that children seeking admission to Montessoris are vaccinated for polio.

There is hope for some couples who are classified as ‘sub-fertile’, unable to conceive naturally.

MPAs unanimously pass a resolution to commemorate 100th International Women’s Day being celebrated on March 8.

After nine months of training, 25 girls from Lyari gather at launch of radio programme, Awaz Hamari Quwwat,