Sindh

Four people were killed and four others injured in incidents of target killings in various areas of Karachi.

At least 16 people have been killed and 40 others injured in a chemical tanker explosion near Halanaka area of Hyderabad.

Riots were reported in various areas across the city as the funerals of three Shia men were held on Sunday.

“Congratulations, your son has embraced Shahdat” the parents of a young militant were told by an unknown caller.

A Pakistan Army colonel, Anisur Rehman, and his two business partners were rescued in a joint operation.

Kainat Soomro and her family members protested outside the Karachi Press Club condemning the death of Kainat’s brother.

The winding alleys and lanes of old Karachi conceal within them various markets and businesses that are not well-known.

A report prepared by the Sindh Police on Saturday revealed that at least 1,250 crime dens are functional in Karachi.

The Sindh Assembly passed the 2010-2011 finance bill on Saturday.

This Sindh based NGO uses a process of “harm reduction” to stop junkies from pushing more drugs into their systems.

Around 78 per cent of deliveries carried out in homes are supervised by inexperienced and untrained midwives.

"All terrorists are extremists but not all extremists are terrorists,”

Various civil society organisations called on the governments of both India and Pakistan to release detained fishermen.

The Sindh Assembly passed a supplemetary budget worth Rs38.4 billion on Friday.

Two people were killed in Landhi's Awami Colony area of Karachi on Friday when a scuffle broke out between two groups.

MQM member Waseem Aftab on Friday said 143 MQM workers have been killed in target killing incidents since January 2009.

Crackdown against criminals by rangers and police continued for the third day in Dalmia Shanti Nagar area of Karachi.

Members of the Umrani tribe protested against the registration of a case against underage children.

Tensions ran high in Shah Faisal Colony as two activists of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) were gunned down on Thursday.

"After fighting military men for decades, we are now ready to fight the judicial dictatorship of the country."

Three men allegedly associated with the banned sectarian outfit, Lashkar-e-Jhangvi, were arrested in Karachi.