Sindh

Make Lyari-Keamari and Malir 2 districts and put the remaining towns together.

MQM-H is fighting for their right to freely engage in politics.

Government is planning to seal the deal with a British Company on October 17.

Organisation to reopen all 130 Karachi offices and challenge ban in court.

Party members asked to explain why they were meeting Mirza, publicly supporting him.

Anees robbed a house to fund his journey to Bollywood, but was arrested before he could put his plan in action.

Citizens are advised to report if they notice the presence of criminals around their work place or residence.

Arrested men identified as Danial and Faisal, belong to political party.

Four cars allowed to proceed, one not carrying NoC sent back.

High Court of Sindh ordered notices to be issued to the (navy) commander of Karachi for an unspecified date.

The man who registered the case and eyewitnesses said they weren’t the right men.

Third sister did not survive the sexual and mental torture.

CJ Musheer Alam informed the participants that they would be meeting on the first Tuesday of every month.

The party is being pushed to the wall, says the petition.

The MQM left the government when we almost reached an agreement, says the minister.

Self-exiled Dr Arbab Ghulam Rahim nominated opposition leader in Sindh Assembly.

PPP says it has accepted his resignation from the party.

MQM is the fifth party whose offices and centres the authorities have looked into.

Suspects were arrested for forcing traders to shut their shops: Rangers.

Some faculty members argue the decision was made without the syndicate’s approval.

Landhi jail officials were unable to present Ahmed in the court due to security reasons.

The ST leaders were arrested from their party headquarters on Thursday night.

The accord doesn’t envisage the reopening of Thall-Parachinar highway.

Centre to offer workshops, individual counselling and a mentorship programme to help students choose a career.

Two alleged target killers were caught from Garden and one from New Karachi.

Lawyer argues that six other men were liable as they did not stop the shooting.

Transporters plagued by mafias, militants and ethnic violence put their foot down.

In our search for belonging, we tend to slavishly copy western culture.

They claim the authority’s data is distorted and IDPs are difficult to register and verify.

Mirza says he is seriously considering a 'reveal all' book, some chapters of which can be made into a movie.

The 27-storey project’s Accor chain quits Pakistan over rising violence.

Party says details would be released later.

Ban imposed under Section 11-B of Anti-Terrorism act, bars members from conducting political activities.

Altaf Hussain appeals party workers to remain calm and practice restrain despite Mirza's statements.

Speaker of the Sindh Assembly says the secretariat will soon issue a notification regarding the resignation.

Police and Rangers arrest people accused in target killings, extortion, robbery and other crimes from different areas.

Zardari, Pir Pagara agree to 'work together for strengthening democracy'.

Sources claim that police raided villages in the kachcha areas, including Daulat Khuhro, and arrested five suspects.

Yousuf was forcing Shadi to hurry up and formalise the nikah so that he could take his bride home.

Music, qawwali, dhamaal and general atmosphere of the place helped them relax.

Law minister says political foes are more interested in mud slinging.

So far, 550 cases have been reported, of which 442 are from Karachi - a city of 20 million people.

The Federal Bureau of Statistics examined the conditions in a sample of households.

Ever since the attack on the SSP, police officers are seen as threats - not heroes.

Several ‘final challans’ have been submitted in the case.

300 police personnel cordon off areas, seize two licensed pistols.

Fact-finding mission urges groups to decriminalise and decommission their weapons.

Rangers arrested two leaders of Sunni Tehrik after raiding its central office on charges of setting a bus on fire.

The women have not been given permanent jobs or paid in four months.

Lawyers from rural Sindh feel they may be behind in education but are just as capable.