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Nisar Khuhro says that rules to appoint one had not been updated after the 18th amendment.

He says this may be because policymakers are oblivious of the ground realities.

The animal had come out of the Nara Canal and was killed on Wednesday near Salehpat.

St Vincent’s Home has been a shelter to many since 1960.

Attackers escaped before police reached the area.

Police suspect the culprits killed their victim after calling Rajjar at the murder site.

PM had assured business community charges against billionaire owners would be dropped.

By-elections on four provincial assembly seats on Feb 18.

A total of 14 vacancies at the department had been filled on an ad-hoc basis.

Degree colleges under KU were told by the education dept to switch affiliations.

Transporters demand abolition of Custom-bonded carrier system.

Judge Muhammad Yamin visits judicial magistrates and family judges.

Seminar organised on technical vocational education and training looks at different aspects.

KWSB supplies water to many govt functionaries without charge, PAC told.

The district administration has started collecting relevant data from 11 union councils.

Entry points to the historic cities would be closed at night, forcing visitors to stay in rest houses.

Parties raise their concern about absence of army and election staff in certain areas.

Several children who were vaccinated are suffering from measles.

Owners upset about likely losses, plan to go to court against the housing authority.

Mahar says he had quit PML-Q after developing differences over the local government ordinance.

Faizan and his companions were released after they produced the permits.

By-elections are scheduled to take place on February 18.

The last date for private firms to submit tenders is January 24.

Students test their business and creative skills by launching their own designs.

Sindh United Party has agreed on a six-point agenda, which includes provincial autonomy.

According to the World Health Organisation, more than 250 people in Sindh have died of measles.

Award for the overall best delegation went to the team from Lyceum School.

Dr Michael Hannahan highlights merits of exchange programmes.

Petitioner says that vacancies were being filled in violation of the law.

Juvenile laws ensure separate trial of minors and no capital punishment.

Sindh Assembly’s opposition leader slot has been vacant since July 2011.

Raees ‘Don’ claims he helped half the college students pass their exams.

Voter verification is in full swing, but eunuchs have yet to get their new CNICs.

The victims or perpetrators of violence may be men, but women are the main stake-holders.

A former MS of Sindh Government Hospital and a former SHO were also shot dead in targeted attacks on Tuesday night.

Fakhruddin G Ebrahim says voters will be given the right to vote as per their will.

There is no guarantee of life for the common man if culprits not arrested, says Justice Chaudhry.

Report to be presented before ATC tomorrow.

The police have yet to determine the actual cause of the fire.

Department bypasses public service commission to carry out its own recruitment.

Bilawal Bhutto says people should be informed about rival parties’ propaganda.

Eye possibility of taking alliance to a national level.

Neither weapon recovered; two more suspects nominated.

FIA initiates various inquiries into funds utilisation, appointments and land matters.

CM Qaim Ali Shah approves the release of Rs320 million for the university.

The firm was awarded the Rs470m contract to renovate Sadh Belo temple.

Third suspect still at large.

The jailed Bhaila brothers have gone to the Sindh High Court against murder charges.

Speakers urge media to dedicate more space to such issues.

At a lecture, former senator Javed Jabbar scours history for lessons Pakistan can use.