Sindh

One man identified as Ramzan is injured in the firing.

Teachers of govt run universities decide to boycott classes to protest the federal government’s move to cut HEC funds.

Polluted water from Manchhar Lake has entered the River Indus, experts have said.

Three police officers have been arrested for allegedly aiding the inmates in their escape.

Engineers, businessmen, students and children also come to the centre to get treatment, says a volunteer.

Not a single baby or woman died during deliveries in relief camps in Sindh, says the federal health minister.

Property dealers report a boom in upper Sindh city as Hindus seek refuge in high-rise residential complexes.

Aquatic plants have dried out, the fish are extinct in one of the the most historical lakes in Sindh, the Drigh Dhand.

Nadra and UBL set up a counter at Garhi Khuda Bux Bhutto to issue cards to survivors in Ratodero and Larkana.

Hundreds of displaced people take to the streets and claim that authorities are not providing them dry rations.

Traders threaten to go on strike as they are fed up with overcharged bills sent by the Sukkur Electric Power Company.

Rubina Liaquat makes her villagers proud by being the first woman from Rehri Goth to work on a professional level.

FIA teams raided Drigh Road, Shah Faisal Colony and Korangi and arrested Waseem Mirza, Zahid Ali and Imran.

“Framing the Local Context” came as a response to the anxieties of many young contemporary artists.

Wild boars have attacked and injured two people in the union council of Bohar in Kambar-Shahdadkot.

A sub-inspector offered to prepare a fingerprint report in someone’s favour for Rs70,000.

Newly-appointed Sindh chief secretary Kamran Lashari claims he is still holding office.

Muhammad Jameel and his family of 13 travelled through a watery hell before they arrived at “relief”.

If you forget the ongoing gang wars for a second, Lyari is a place for colour­ful events.

Torrents from Manchar Lake and MNV drain wash away railway tracks and more sections of Indus Highway

Qaim Ali Shah rejected the figures and asked the authority to prepare its report with assistance of revenue officials.

SHO of Ghotki police station was arrested on Friday for allegedly injuring two innocent men.

Health services for women and children, who have been displaced by the floods, should be our first priority.

Fumigation vehicles are working in the Khangarh area of Ghotki district to control a swarm of locusts.

Thousands of people gathered near the Rohri Bypass to watch a horse race that went on for more than three hours.

“My husband had passed away five days ago, but we have been informed about his death now,” said Aisha.

SHC Chief Justice Sarmad Jalal Osmany issues orders for transfers and postings within the provincial judiciary.

Civil Hospital, Karachi has temporarily stopped its ambulance service, Daily Express has learnt.

Health experts are looking at different possib­ilitie­s to explain how the virus is making its way into the city.

It is barely recognised as a proper profession, but restaurant riders will tell you it’s a tough one in this city.

The proposal has been rejected by the city government on the grounds that the floods might hit that area as well.

UN agencies say Sindh a main area of concern for them.

Muhammar Asif hung himself after stangling his wife and three sons.

The draft of the Education City Act has been prepared and it will be presented in the Sindh Assembly for approval.

Former footballers from Germany, New Zealand and America are joining in the relief efforts.

Parents have started fearing for the safety of their children who have become an easy target for abductors.

Tension engulfed North Karachi after the killing of an activist of ANP who was targeted at Shahnawaz Bhutto Colony.

An NGO has come up with a proposal to ‘adopt a community’ in a bid to help a large number of flood survivors.

Residents of Ghotki must brace themselves for the incoming locusts, reported to be spread over 11 kilometres.

Six men, who were arrested on charges of attacking a Youm-e-Ali procession near Empress Market, were acquitted.

The Sindh government issued the notification of Fayyaz Ahmed Leghari’s appointment as the Karachi CCPO on Thursday.

Gilani directs the newly appointed chief bureaucrat of Sindh to strive to improve governance in the province.

Watan Cards is a government scheme through which flood survivors would be able to get compensation worth Rs20,000.

Graphic media content alarms the Private Schools Management Association (PSMA) Sindh.

A patient has been diagnosed with the deadly Congo virus in Karachi.

A mother and her young son have died after drowning in a water tank in Karachi's Orangi Town area.

The university will take around 1,800 students in different disciplines of engineering.

AVCC and CPLC arrest criminals during raids at a house and madrassa in Liaquatabad.

Police did not gather evidence against suspects who were held for firing near a Youm-e-Ali procession.

Naseem Nagar police free 10 people from illegal captivity and arrest the accused.