Sindh

ANP dismisses two of its party office-bearers as part of disciplinary action.

Sukkur gets first academy that provides complete courses for CSS exams.

Construction of project is likely to start towards the end of next year.

600,000 acres of Sindh’s forestland is likely to be taken over again as soon as floodwater recedes.

Leghari says some success in clamping down on target killings, a lot more needs to be done.

Police raid NADRA centre after receiving complaints of bribery.

Police resort to tear-gas shelling and aerial firing to disperse activists protesting against Dr Aafia's verdict.

Assembly will be adjourned after prayers are offered for MQM MPA Raza Haider.

Artists, poets and writers protest district administration’s decision to give Al Mehran Culture Centre on lease.

Journalist Abul Akhyar passes away on Wednesday, September 22, in Karachi.

Revival of jirga justice system in Shikarpur village is “flagrant violation” of SHC ruling.

Clean water and sanitation at relief camps could solve 75 per cent of health problems flood survivors are facing.

Flood survivors injured in stampede at registration centre set up in Sukkur.

Present and retired employees suffer from financial crunch.

People forget differences of religion and ethnicity as relief-bearing trucks are attacked.

Education is only worth 1.8 per cent of our GDP.

Conjuctivitis creeeps into relief camps as thousands are crowded together.

Police on the vanishing trail of six-member gang.

Lecturers and professors boycott classes for two hours as they continue their protest against the govt.

Development scheme worth Rs38.9 million never got off the ground.

Two women die while six men are injured when a speeding bus overturns in SITE.

Two girls are killed and a man critically injured when a group of armed men opened fire near Bago Deho village.

Qaim Ali Shah visits a relief camp run by KESC in Thatta.

Pakistan Medical and Dental Council “deliberately” delays entry tests to govt colleges.

Survivors of most rape cases in Karachi are under the age of 18.

Amean J’s photography collection on Bahawalpur Zoo rekindles childhood memories but little else.

Psychologists warn that the waves of depression will be higher when these survivors head back home.

“First I hit her with an iron rod” says 27-year-old Iftikhar alias Badshah at the police station.

Teachers follow decision of FAPUASA, as their colleagues in other parts of the country also stage a similar protest.

The Sindh Home Department has given a three month extension to the policing powers of the Rangers Force in Karachi.

KWSB agrees to give nine million gallons of water per day to the Clifton Cantonment Board.

Sindh govt issues a notification about the transfers and postings of some secretaries and DCOs.

Flood survivors are injured when the police beats those who gather to register for Watan cards.

Govt and army will continue relief and rehabilitation activities for flood survivors after floodwater recedes: CM.

Around 345 dengue cases, all in the primary stages, are reported in government hospitals in Karachi and Hyderabad.

Funeral services of Nasir Ali are held in a tense atmosphere at the imambargah in Rizvia.

About 95 per cent of flood-affected people remain without shelter in Sindh either because the areas are too remote.

Five artists explore their roots and memories to create visual narratives.

Security forces claim to have arrested a man believed to be involved in the killings of four Sindh police officials.

Students give the Hafiz-e-Quran test ahead of the entry test for annual admissions in the government medical colleges.

Two people are killed and five others injured in firing near the Post Office Square in Liaquatabad on Monday.

Four months after government announced increase in minimum wages, workers still wait for a pay-raise.

Men suspected of being Afghan nationals ask judge to quash proceedings as they prove their Pakistani citizenship.

Visiting Member of Parliament, Jim Karygiannis appeals to Canadian government and international community to do more.

Mrs Paracha had received a letter stating that her husband was detained at Bagram prison, Afghanistan.

When he receives a letter from a church in Birmingham, offering money for relief work, Dr Qureshi is touched.

Agriculture and plant protection departments employ spray-mounted vehicles to get rid of the locust plague.

Presence of oil tankers in Karachi’s Clifton neighbourhood draws a Supreme Court judgment to relocate.

Ghulam Ali Shah Pasha is handed over the additional charge of acting chief secretary of Sindh.

The death toll mounts to 11 in the last 24 hours.