Sindh

“It will be an autonomous board comprising of members from civil organisations,” said Qaim Ali Shah.

Pannke was inspired by Sufi culture when he walked from Karachi to Sehwan in 1969.

Mass wedding to take place on second day of celebrations.

Last time I heard him at Goethe Institut, when he performed with Stephen Rahn.

Speakers at the seminar suggested introducing laws to protect children under probation.

Number of required stamp pads will reduce to 0.6 million after the change.

Glaring absence of govt officials at seminar for people with disabilites.

Petitioner alleges DHA has launched two projects which were originally amenity plots.

Demand immediate arrest of culprits, security for those who speak the truth.

Gang of robbers set up fake bank to swindle people into accepting phony pay orders.

Three members of the Tableeghi Jamaat were also gunned down outside Madni Masjid.

Information minister, opposition leader and journalist community voice solidarity.

Second assault in four months leaves guard injured, police promise heightened security and surveillance.

The two friends were going home after attending a majlis when they were shot dead.

Singers, audience celebrate the musical heritage of Sindh at Szabist.

Literati and historians pay tribute to author and historian Dr Mubarak Ali.

A committee has been formed to probe the case and present its findings to the vice-chancellor.

District food controller, food inspectors caught selling 13,000 wheat bags worth Rs50m.

Honour killings are not a thing of the past, says the researcher at a talk at T2F.

According to health experts, stern action must be taken against quacks endangering lives.

These rare birds are believed to be restricted to a few Central Asian countries.

Various political leaders, civil society members show support.

It also damaged several cars.

This city’s first flyover was built to save lives — the ones that came after it took them.

Bakhteet Ateeq al Romaith shared his views on the relations between Pakistan and UAE.

“We want to streamline the fee submission system like that of the excise and taxation department,” said an official.

Fiction writers, critics and translators read their monographs on ‘Afsaana-aik sadi ka safar’.

Newly trained personnel work at district level and are able to reach crime scenes as soon as possible.

The party is yet to accept his resignation.

Search operation is still underway to arrest the culprits.

Sindh local govt minister Sharjeel Memon says holding elections in January not possible.

Gas stations to remain shut on Monday, Wednesday and Friday.

Maulana Fazlur Rehman clarifies that his party will not join govt as coalition partner.

Those languages which do not make space for others often die, say speakers.

Nasreen Sahar shares her turbulent experience as a single Christian woman in Karachi.

Claim sketches of suspects have been prepared but refuse to confirm or deny arrests.

Security tightened to pre-empt any potential attack.

Some 40 target killers and extortionists rounded up following raids.

This is the second such institution set up in the country after a span of eight years.

Dr Asma Ibrahim shares the story of the construction and renovation of the facility.

The traffic police is not happy about this development.

Buledi’s lawyer produced a notification by the Sindh Chief Minister allowing withdrawal of cases against the suspect.

The area, which was once safe, has become a hub for militants, says ANP’s Shahi Syed.

MQM denies that Kamal has resigned from his Senate seat.

PPP chairperson Bilawal Bhutto Zardari promises to raise his voice for the poor.

This is revenge for the Rawalpindi incident, SHO Ejaz Lodhi says.

Court frees Buledi and his partners after police take back the cases against them.

The fire in SITE factory was the third fire of the day at garment factories in the city on Friday.

At the meeting, the two representatives exchanged views regarding the education system of Russia and Sindh.

The collection of poems by journalist and writer Ahfazur Rahman depicts Pakistan’s predicaments.