Sindh

Karachi’s biggest cattle market has opened for business ahead of Eid-ul Azha but so far traders are glum.

MLO charged with raping trainee nurse pleads not guilty, formally charged on Thursday.

Former police official accused of torturing Zardari in custody in 1999, asks court to transfer his case.

Facilities are necessary to reduce number of diseases and deaths, increase economic benefits and protect environment.

Aamir Habib, with this series of installation pieces strongly marks a reemergence on the art scene.

Sur, taal, guitar and sitar came together in perfect harmony at the eighth annual musical tribute to Daniel Pearl.

Awards were handed out to students for excelling in O' and A' level exams and and university exams.

Sindh government has spent Rs300m on flood survivors in Karachi.

12 children plan to run from Edhi Centre, only three succeed.

Media analyses the government's decision to not call in the army to control the situation in Karachi.

Doctor alleges exam was deliberately prepared from material not in the syllabus in order to fail her.

Flood survivors discuss their plans for the Rs20,000 compensation.

CM had directed the CMIT to look into the allegations of irregularities and corruption in Watan Card distribution.

Petitioners counsel contended that the 1991 cases were registered with mala fide intent.

Programme to identify more beneficiaries postponed for indefinite period due to situation in Karachi.

SHC issues notices to federal health secretary and local pharmaceutical company in the case of illegal import of drugs

Around 20,000 people deprived of monetary compensation, govt says Jacobabad city not directly affected by the flood.

Almost 200,000 women a year (one every three minutes) are treated in hospitals for abortion-related complications.

Target killings in Karachi lead to shutting down of commercial activity for a day of mourning.

Search operations are being launched in sensitive areas of the city with the CID, SIU and AVCC assisting.

Sattar says eyewit­ness, media accoun­ts have been gather­ed and the govt must arrest those behind target...

Media looks at steps that were taken and that should be taken in the wake of the recent violence.

Chairman of Transport Association announces complete strike of public transportation as he foresees more violence.

Suspected kidnappers flee from the car after being flagged by police and rangers, four men recovered.

Chamber of Commerce expresses anxiety over proposed five per cent increase in gas tariffs.

SHC summons Gulistan-e-Jauhar SHO, asks to explain why construction was going on in a graveyard in the area.

Decisions by provincial education ministry's steering committee still pending.

Osteoporosis prevails among children below 7, people above the age of 50.

Divers from Pakistan Navy join other divers to look for bodies of two women who drowned in Nara Canal.

For the first time since it opened, the Mohatta Palace Museum will host contemporary art in 35-artist show.

Skirting the poverty line, residents of Safoora Goth find plenty of things to keep themselves entertained in the camp.

Shersh­ah market shops were callin­g it a day when the assail­ants attack­ed.

MQM chief says a conspiracy has been hatched to sabotage peace and by-elections in Karachi.

The two villages flooded are Mehboob Chandio and Ali Sher Magsi.

Ban on pillion riding was lifted and clamped down again.

Police register case against people for involvement in holding a jirga that ordered a seven-year-old girl’s marriage.

Delegation from China Institute of Water and Hydro Power Research chalks out a strategy to deal with floods in Sindh.

Three artists explore what they believe to be of importance when examining the “Architecture of the Self”.

SHC directs secretary of defence to decide problem of commercialising bungalows along the Gizri flyover.

Rehman Malik says the govt will make public those who claim to belong to any political party after they are arrested.

The site for a monument in remembrance of those who were killed in the attack was lit up with small oil lamps.

Media recount and analyse the events over the weekend which resulted in the killing more than 30 people.

The music of the Lower Indus Valley is mesmerising and there’s no better place than the shrine of Shah Abdul Latif.

Security workers only deter registered voters who moved away because of violence.

Children at The Citizens Foundation schools go back but with plenty of bad memories of the water.

Entrance exam to six colleges take place across the province.

Shahrae Faisal portion to be temporarily closed Tuesday to commemorate victims of twin Karsaz bomb blasts.

Event honours 30 teachers who taught at the school for up to 25 or 50 years, as well as other members of the staff.

Piano-key dental displays of stained teeth set apart presiding officers at the MQM and ANP-dominated areas in Orangi.

Shanker Anand Bharti Temple loses hold on Hindus as they aren't safe worshipping there.