Sindh

Speakers gathered for memorial service for Iqbal Jaffery and Abul Akhyar agreed they learned from both personalities.

Reaction to Thursday’s bomb blast has been one of anguish, anger and a sense of urgency.

According to remand papers, Lal Magsi was arrested from the Gulbahar area and his .222 rifle and ammo were seized.

At the CDGK's six official markets animals are vetted and in better health.

Text messages ask ‘young, pretty, beautiful girls’ to apply as invigilators.

Sindh Home Department issues 11 regulations in its code of conduct.

IG Sindh insists no weapons, suicide jackets and explosives are missing.

AKU trustees, alumni, faculty and staff bid farewell to 323 graduates at the 23rd AKU Convocation.

Millions of gallons of sewage may spew into the streets within 24 hours.

Karachi police present suspect in Sindh High Court, court asks for physical remand to complete investigations.

Govt plans to build 46 villages in the next three months in different districts for flood victims.

Accused receives sentence of 14 more years of rigorous imprisonment, convict's property to be confiscated.

Respondents put on notice, directed to file their comments within two weeks.

Out of 11 FC men deputed at the CID Civil Lines office, six lost their lives in the blast.

Residents forced to initiate rescue operations as most rescue services allegedly failed to reach the site on time.

Mirza criticised the media for incorrectly quoting the number of casualties, amount of explosives used.

Blast survivors unable to see their survival in a positive light, believe the incident has crippled their future.

Ambulance services' work great, but their personnel are untrained, indisciplined, lack a complete sense of moral duty.

The brazen attack on the CID offices in Karachi has added to the sense of insecurity across the country.

Student seeking admission questions eligibility conditions of KMDC.

SMI Principal Dr Muhammad Ali Shaikh gave a presentation on the past, present and future of the college.

After 10 years of intense research and compilation, the Oxford English-Sindhi Dictionary was launched in Hyderabad.

Dr Hansotia is recalled as a doctor who was never too tired to attend to any patient.

Now even crocodiles need to be protected from terrorism against shrines.

SPLA assured that 2,599 vacancies of college teachers in Sindh would be filled by March, 30, 2011.

When the Berlin Wall came down in 1989, it ended nearly three decades of separation between East and West Germany.

The Body Shop spread some of its scented love in Pakistan by giving half a million rupees to flood survivors.

Flood survivors, development experts talk on the flood, funds for rehabilitation and more.

The car laden with explosives destroyed most of the CID office building, left scores injured.

Sindh govt fixes retail price of sugar at Rs71 per kilogramme, retracting earlier assessment of Rs61 per kilogramme.

A KESC spokesman said that police stations have outstanding dues worth Rs330 million.

An angry mob torched a police mobile van after a clash between two groups, during a funeral, leaving one person dead.

Six people killed in Karachi in two separate incidents of firing as two bodies are recovered from Lyari.

A debate competition took place in English, Sindhi and Urdu, on the topic ‘education is more powerful than skill'.

SPLA members protested against the government’s failure to raise their wages and demanded time-scale promotions.

A judge has rejected post-arrest bail applications from NHA officials in the wake of the Shershah bridge incident.

Petitioners state ministries should be under provincial govt, not federal.

Resolutions passed to break Punjab hegemony over natural resources and WAPDA chairmanship.

SSP Chaudhry Aslam Khan says the arrested suspects were wanted in several incidents of terrorism.

SHC rejected a petition asking to file terrorism charges against the principal of the Karachi Grammar School.

KESC disconnected the power supply of residential apartments, KWSB lodges, different wings of the Pakistan Rangers.

Rickshaw drivers in Sukkur held a demonstration against the constant increase in the price of liquid petroleum gas.

At least 45,000 cusecs need to be discharged into River Indus to prevent contamination.

The park’s administration has made arrangements with the Tanzanian government for the trade.

After seeing piles of garbage on the street, residents have resorted to setting it on fire.

CDGK to spend around Rs20 million on road marking, officials believe existing projects should be maintained instead.

Children under six, parents participated in the Weldon Mom’s Costume Carnival 2010, held at the Marriott hotel.

A dearth of funds for the investigation department of Sindh police is badly affecting cases’ investigations.

A gang of robbers allegedly looted five people at the Jarwar link road in one day.

Thul residents continued their protest, hunger strike for 40th day, demand inclusion in list of flood-hit areas.