Sindh

Sindh Agricultural University doctors examine peacocks and prepare a report.

All set for work to begin on 22.4-km dedicated bus track for rapid transit system.

Campaign head, however, assures activities are not suspended even though offices remain shut since attacks last month.

The assailants managed to escape.

Dr Ishratul Ebad Khan has released Rs38.4 million to the KWSB.

The information minister added that 12,064 employees were receiving double salaries.

Sehto began to campaign for farmers’ rights in 2004.

‘The election committee is equal to an Election Tribunal and can disqualify Shah’.

Police stop protesters from marching towards Governor’s House.

The committee decides to apprise President Zardari, Governor, CM of health department’s failure to come clean.

Authorities dissolve special cell to strengthen investigative policing.

Victim’s family reached a compromise with the accused.

Provincial commissioner hopes for fair elections.

Minority MPA lambasts incident.

District councils to continue functioning under control of chairperson and councilors.

Inspector Bahar was part of the Rangers intelligence unit and was in Banaras for intelligence purposes.

The ECP’s counsel was presenting his arguments in response to Shah’s lawyer۔

I was convinced that ‘chaos’ in the dead space underneath the flyover should be cleaned up, beautified.

Employees sacked by the Thatta cement factory staged a rally to pressure authorities into accepting their demands.

The bench heard the arguments and ordered its office to issue a contempt of court notice.

Experts lament that most farmers opt for inorganic fertilisers, which has the potential to harm the soil۔

The federal govt continues to retain control over Workers Welfare Fund۔

Peacock owners in district report deaths of their pets from the Newcastle Disease.

The protestors were led by Sanam Fakir, who heads a welfare trust.

KWSB MD said that sufficient quantities of chlorine were being mixed in the water at the filtration plants.

Gangsters targeted vehicles’ vulnerable spots, says police official.

Says computerisation of govt employees’ data would discourage this practice and enable identifying such employees.

Hussain says that everyone knows which influential organisation is involved in kidnappings of businessmen.

Christian women who miss Sunday Mass make up for it at work.

Banker’s driver spends seven months in prison.

Police seized hashish from a prisoner who was heading back to jail after his hearing at the Malir court.

The Preedy police claim to have caught nine men, including alleged extortionists.

Police have arrested a woman, Naheed, and her cousin, on charges of killing her husband Nizamuddin Mayo.

Sharjeel Inam Memon says people’s goodwill for Pakistan Peoples Party cannot not be countered by propaganda.

The school also offered motorists parking spaces for Rs500.

Team formed to remove Balochistan government’s reservations over water theft by Sindh visited the Sukkur Barrage.

Though the protest will continue, they are willing to resume teaching.

Haidery’s condition is not stable as he has stopped eating and the medicines are not working.

In a bid to use ‘wasted’ space under the KPT flyover, the city has parked ambulances and fire trucks.

Greenways with streams, landscaping and greenery improved life for Guangzhou’s residents.

Two people, including a woman, were killed in Gadap Town and Orangi Town.

The chief minister ordered the home department to set up seven new police stations in the district.

The town administration employees held a protest on Saturday which was joined by Thahim.

Muhammad Hussain Syed directed the officials concerned to expedite work on more pedestrian bridges.

Managing director of Karachi Urban Transport Corporation transferred in questionable move.

Mahars allege PPP leaders are shifting centres to more voter-friendly areas.

The families had gathered outside Jinnah International airport’s departure lounge to pay tribute to their loved ones.

The biggest statue in the haul, 94-inches-long and 70-inches-wide, depicts Buddha meditating.

International Organisation for Migration funds 20,000 houses for flood-hit survivors.

Ansar and Sarim have also fought over running the trust.