Sindh

Four young men have started an initiative of selling subsidised commodities and bear the loss themselves.

The irresponsible behaviour of school managements and education department have had consequences for the students.

Medical professionals at conference say over 100 doctors killed in Karachi in last three years.

‘Decorative’ weapon put on display was obtained by a retired naval official.

Terms the move an act of open discouragement for the private-public healthy competition.

Attiya Dawood, Sheen Farrukh, Kishwar Naheed talk about writing in a man’s world.

This year's health day theme was preventing and controlling vector-borne diseases.

Shah said that the education sector was faced by a multitude of challenges.

The plant was meant to cater to the water and power needs of over 800,000 people.

Former UNDP official criticises present discourse, says it has nothing to offer as solution.

Authorities should "decide General (retd) Pervez Musharraf's case on merit rather than on personal likes and dislikes"

Experts share findings of the city's vulnerability to earthquakes and cyclones.

His works have been compiled into a book.

Target of the missile is not known, BDS, army have reached location.

This little known but potentially lucrative tourist destination in Sindh needs due attention.

Complaint claims CBC awarding construction contracts for 2 pedestrian bridges to facilitate favoured parties.

Blames ex-rulers for drought in Thar; claims govt is pursuing ‘personalisation’, not privatisation.

All the administrative officers have been advised to not let water stand anywhere in the city.

Patient undergoes kidney transplant under hospital's new transplant programme.

Secretary explains the dynamics and strategies adopted by the mafia.

PDI report estimates death from drought to be 191.

Demonstrators were critical of the government for its inaction.

Students are forced to look for alternatives as overcrowded buses require maintenance.

The accused even offered Rs80 million as bribe to the police to release the truck.

Company to convert unit number three, four at Bin Qasim.

Sculptures by Fahim Rao can be taken home for Rs35,000 each after exhibition ends on April 14 .

At NED University's 9th annual seminar the experts go head to head with DHA City

Investigations into JSQM leader’s mysterious killing hit snags.

Two children have died reportedly after being affected by the virus in the past few days.

The young man was shot dead by armed motorcyclists near Chakar Hotel at Super Highway.

Sohail Anwar Sial is the PPP nominee in the constituency.

Government, with the help of Hindu community, will prepare a security plan for the temples, Shah promised.

For the first time ever, the death anniversary rally will take place during the day.

Over hundred students also gathered outside the BSEK to protest a failure to receive admit cards.

Sharjeel Memon says he can neither confirm nor deny if MQM is joining govt.

Reckless, negligent drivers biggest beneficiaries of the amended penaltie.

Students hope that those of other schools follow suit.

Number of vacant posts in the Sindh High Court rises to 11.

Shah says CII is a constitutional organ but some of its points need to be debated in parliament.

SHC questions defence ministry, Rangers over court-martialled soldier's plea.

People of Sindh favour new technical properties such as, large memory space, more battery life, better colour display.

Police fail to produce evidence to justify detention.

Study claims funds are being used inappropriately and the real problems not being addressed.

The land has been leased to a private company for five years.

Former MNA seeks removal of the CM for his failure to address the Hindu community concerns.

Justice Mamoon Kazi was Sindh High Court's tenth chief justice.

Surprise for surveyors as no reports of cheating emerged from any of the centres .

Miniature artists paint landscapes on tiny objects.

Issues lengthy statement in response to NEPRA’s show cause.

The health secretary admitted that the government has access to only 55 per cent of Tharparkar.