Sindh

Khursheed Afghan says if Fazlur Rehman sticks to his decision to separate, then the government may collapse.

Committee of 25 children prepares child-rights agenda outlining human rights problems from the children's perspective.

SDF expresses concern over rise of religious intolerance and the new wave of persecution of religious minorities.

The trains due to take mourners to Karachi in time for the main Muharram 10 procession fail to show up in time.

The 10th of Muharram brings back terrible memories for Jinnah hospital but this time around, the staff is prepared.

Alleged Lashkar-i-Jhangvi militant charged with intended murder, assault on police and possession of explosives.

This year has been notable for the lack of any major breakthroughs in terrorist cases by law enforcement agencies.

Standing on the cooling ashes, Marhaba and Asba bend to prostrate on the 15-foot-long path lined with embers.

Shia clerics choose the Muharram 9 sermons as an opportunity to comment on the blasphemy law.

Thousands walked side by side in the Muharram 9 Pehalwan Goth procession.

Police arrest suspected member of Lashkar-i-Jhangvi who was planning an attack on the ninth and tenth of Muharram.

Thousands of Rangers and police personnel deployed across the country to prevent any untoward incident.

Billboards pop up in Hyderi and the Expressway, Karsaz next.

Constitutional petition filed by the successful bidder who fears some other party may be favoured.

IBA registrar Zahid Hussain Khand was shot twice when he was on his way to the institute.

Jatois say Chandios have thrown them off their turf.

Sindh High Court orders FIR against Mirpur Bathoro SHO.

Police allege to have recovered two Kalashnikovs, 10 kg of explosives, three detonators and a detonator chord.

Dr M Ali Chaudhry delivers talk on Pakistan-US communities in the US.

Sole Christian survivor of the 2002 Rimpa Plaza killings seeks financial compensation.

62-year-old lawyer, Kamil Khan, was gunned down outside his house while returning from work.

Nineteen girls managed to fit into a smart car to get their names put in the Guinness Book of World Records.

Power utility contradicts city administrator’s claims on Muharram arrangements.

UNHCR says families increasingly swapping life in camps to go home, however bleak the conditions as winter sets in.

Officials accused of issuing passports on basis of forged documents.

Dozens of angry women protest to demand restoration of gas.

The 120-unit settlement will offer basic health, education, water and sanitation facilities.

Information of youth qualified in more than 360 different fields uploaded on Sindh Youth Employment Services site.

Between 1990 and 2005, the country lost 24.7 per cent of its forest cover.

Four-year-old Roshni was kidnapped from the main bazaar of Buxapur town, Kashmore.

Looking for asteroids in the dark blue yonder with Karachi's Astronomers Society.

Inter-states Aviation Committee arrives, report on crash to be completed soon.

CID says it raided the area after a tip-off and managed to nab Haji Rehman.

Pakistan Rangers to deploy over 6,000 personnel.

Khursheed KA Marker a pillar of the Zoroastrian community of Pakistan, breathed his last on December 11, 2010.

Seminar highlights need for sixth population census, other studies.

Members concerned over the incident in which Dr Willani was accused, beaten and arrested on charges of blasphemy.

DAG sought time on the grounds that the attorney general of Pakistan will appear in the matter.

Most common causes of death are drowning, traffic injuries and falls.

Prayers offered by politicians, writers, journalists, actors, bureaucrats and even former employees.

Two non-profit organisations start an exchange for schoolchildren in an effort to target the next generation.

Appeals filed by widows of Bhutto and Ashique Ali Jatoi.

Construction company files petition in SHC against army housing departments for not sticking to court orders.

Shopkeepers say some tinsel is still made locally, but otherwise, they buy everything else wholesale from China.

AKU found a strong link between feelings of depression among medical students.

Deputy Inspector General Forest Dr Shahzad Jahangir presided over the workshop.

Apart from her nose and fingers, he hit her shoulder and head with the butt of the axe.

The tradition of each class giving back was started in 1978.

Almost 1,385 houses were knocked down for the project, which was meant to overcome the traffic problems.

Khand says his appearance in court angered the suspects.