Sindh

Ali Shah came to court on Friday in an attempt to push the authorities into returning his 16-year-old brother.

Fights between groups and death threats are plaguing the businessmen.

The minister trivialised the killings by pegging them to domesticity and romance, but these women beg to differ.

Interior minister says government will release first video of detained target killers within 48 hours.

99% of all crop in Badin has been completely destroyed by the floods, Edhi visits flood-hit areas.

Sindh home minister says all political parties on same page to restore peace in Karachi.

42 people have been gunned down in various parts of the city in the last 24 hours.

DSP claims that the jirga did not take place in Tangwani.

Eighty-year-old favours federating units on administrative basis.

The International Centre for Chemical and Biological Sciences joins 40 other institutes.

Wardens report fewer incidents of violence.

The ‘mohallah’ people who said they were terrorised testified after the SC said it was a terrorism case.

Fistulas occur mostly due to complications in childbirth.

District administration faced with protests as they have no supplies to help.

The speaker slams disaster management authorities for not doing their job.

Police official acknowledges that "a few" killed may have been targeted over their ethnic or political affiliation.

Gilani meets Sindh govern­or; MQM blames elemen­ts in govt for the killin­gs.

A flash flood of 71,000 cusecs is expect­ed to pass by Mian Channu as the water level in the River Ravi rose today.

Army, navy initiate relief operation in Badin.

Petitioners argued that removing the local body system and police ordinance violated Article 140 of the constitution.

Majority of Sindhi people did not support the colonial commissionerate system nor the local government system.

Kanwal’s brother alleges that he saw Kamran go into the bedroom with a loaded pistol.

Bringing people together for ‘table talk’ will help understand one another say minority leaders.

Defence lawyer argues that Fazal Hussain was kept in illegal custody for five days.

"If anyone claims to know who the MQM will nominate for this slot, then they don’t know the MQM at all," says...

Despite goodwill, members remain tight-lipped over joining PPP-led govt.

Prevention is abandoned for cure as rain-ravaged areas call for help.

After holding funeral prayers, protesters march towards the Sindh CM's house along with the dead bodies.

The trial court convicted on the basis of inadmissable evidence, say appellants.

Three die at Badin relief camp as a result of diarrhea. Protestors storm DCO's office.

The court had earlier ordered his release from jail due to lack of evidence against him.

17 people were involved in the recent Karachi burning of a mini-bus which left six dead.

MQM is likely to rejoin govt in the next few days.

Alleged detenue’s mother goes to court.

Mirza suggests draining sewage into semi-Indian lake.

If Sara ate her cub, as the zoo claims, the remains would show up in her excrement.

The food street serves everything from samosas to biryani with half-cooked meat.

Instead of focusing on political tiffs, we should ask how strikes and vacillations affect people, says Hanif.

In a country of 170 million, the number of tourists is less than 100,000.

Suspect claims Baitullah Mehsud visited Karachi a few years ago and stayed at his residence.

Afsar Khan professes innocence as he only handed the young man over to the Rangers.

Six people have been killed and three others injured as violence continues in different parts of Karachi.

Explanation needed on items lumped under ‘other expenditure’: Centre for Peace and Development Initiatives.

Police said members of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement and Awami National Party took up arms in the Katti Pahari area.

The project was to be completed by March 2010 but the design was revised twice and project report altered thrice.

Shah Zaib, a student of 9th grade was arrested on charge of kidnapping.

Three children camp outside the press club hoping to recover their mother.

The USAID pledged to give $155m and EU 39m euros.

Missin­g childr­en often maimed and forced into beggin­g, says NGO.

The grenade was flung at the warehouse after the owner failed to meet the demand of extortionists.