Sindh

Nine police officials suspended, SP investigations summoned to Karachi.

Sindh government deploys more than 1,000 Rangers and police personnel in the area.

MAD (Music Art Dance) school organises small gathering with the guitar maestro.

Marriot Hotel holding a Thai food and cultural show at its Nadia Café.

Dozens of Christian men arrested and attacked following Nov 20 incident: watchdog

Guddu police unable to arrest culprits, one of whom is the husband, after three days.

Situation in the province, especially in Karachi, discussed in the meeting.

Land lords and parliamentarians rejects MQMs demand to impose a tax on agriculture.

National exchequer faces a loss amounting to around Rs450 million after US citizen illegally sells 10 acres of land.

On the German federal republic day, musicians play for flood survivors.

ATC extends physical remand of the only man arrested for the carnage at the Shershah scrap market.

World Bank expert arrives to assess damage to one of our sturdiest British legacies.

The govt's decision to revert to a six-day working week also affects schools.

The directors of intelligence agencies were asked on Friday to file affidavits about a man missing since Sept 31.

Suspects released from custody after questioning, Rangers spokesperson said operation not targeting one group.

Armed men on a motorcycle opened fire on Aftab Malik, 55, outside the Fauji Hotel in No. 15, Orangi Town.

Security guard of PPP senator, guard's father, son burned and injured by mob protesting arrest of ANP activists.

Tussle begins over departmental funds versus their liabilities.

It is deplorable that despite the Supreme Court’s judgment oil tankers still encroach upon Clifton Block 1.

ANP warns hold protests if action is not taken against Rangers for arresting its workers.

Despite being one of many cafes in the vicinity, Cafe Chatterbox manages to maintain its distinctive identity.

Culture, crime and history order of the day at concluding session of two-day workshop in Sukkur

Extremists working for “jihadist” organisations may once again attempt to attack Karachi police, says report.

Sindh government decides to establish Sufi University at Bhit Shah, will start functioning from January 2011.

Sindh Bar Council goes to court against provincial government over free healthcare.

It exists everywhere, say women, adding that the law against it needs to be made more effective.

SEPCO has started cutting power for repairs besides routine load shedding.

Appointing judges without consulting will not reflect transparency and harmony, says SHC Bar Association.

Trailer truck carrying firecrackers from Lahore causes explosion.

Fed-up Kashmore residents condemn police and elected representatives.

Towers promise hotel, spa, pool and shopping mall.

Muharram 2 weeks away, sniffer dogs won’t be used unless ulema approve.

ANP declares it a sting operation against the party as dozens of their workers are arrested.

Karachi cellphone theft averaging at 3,000 per month, says Citizens Police Liaison Committee (CPLC).

Police official, three others accused landed into further trouble when the official sought help from SHC.

Her brother told an NGO that she went missing when no one was home.

Land grabbers also accused of opening fake bank accounts and selling the land fraudulently.

A medical check up confirmed the victim was assaulted by her caretaker.

Winter is the peak time for bird flu in Asian countries, doctors encourage prevention.

WHO says around 95 per cent of flood survivors have been vaccinated against measles.

Slack irrigation officials and a decade of embezzled funds are to blame for breach in Tori Bund during the floods.

The neighbourhood shares boundaries with DHA Phase I yet it lacks gas and sewerage networks.

DHA taken to court for levying refurbishment charges on the housing society’s plot owners.

Rangers arrest 164 suspects, heavy cache of weapons recovered.

A boy died in an operation theatre of a private hospital due to the alleged negligence of doctors.

Two labourers die as fire erupts at government oil factory in Steel Town.

Hearing of petition challenging the president's dual offices adjourned due to absence of respondents.

Seminar aims to teach how to write history, promote interaction among research scholars and historians.

SHC dismissed a petition seeking a restraining order against the Arts Council of Pakistan.

Heavy contingent of police deployed, portion of Court Road blocked without alternate routes and parking.