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The witness, who is also a serving police official, successfully identified both the accused.

One of the three transformers has broken down while another has to be shut due to overheating

Nine other suspects were taken into custody during search operation in Korangi.

Monitoring judge shows concern over ‘apathetic attitude’ of provincial prosecutor general.

American professor gives lecture on impracticality of practical research.

Sindh Police agrees to pay the dues it owes the KTI.

Pursukoon Karachi hosts exhibition inside Frere Hall on Friday

The famous Boat Basin eatery was a popular hangout for teens during the 1990s.

CM says allocation of funds depends on amount released by the federal govt.

Due to technical reasons, the court re-issued the warrants on Saturday

The final list of candidates will be available for the media on Monday

Black masked commandos and heavy contingents of police took position outside ATC-III

Says initial inquiry will be completed within next 7 to 10 days and then decision to register FIR will be taken

Mirza and some of his associates are facing multiple court cases in Badin and Karachi

Four month dues of one billion rupees yet to be paid to IPPs

Meanwhile, Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf’s Karachi president Ali Zaidi blamed MQM, PPP for the prevalent water crisis

SHC inspection team concludes that misappropriation accusations are baseless

Medical experts held a briefing for the media at Karachi Press Club on Friday

Division bench disposed of the petition of former vice-chancellor Dr Zafar Iqbal on May 18

Many nurses attended the International Nurses and Midwives Day celebrated at AKU

Different commemorative events held in honour of the peasant leader

For women with obstetric fistula, being shunned from society is not the only option

JPMC executive director Prof Anisuddin Bhatti briefed him about the state of affairs of the hospital

Nearly 55 people were killed last year when a suicide bomber blew himself up

Noman Quadri and Dr Talha Rehman work with relief organisations to set up medical camps

Sarfaraz Nawaz Pathan from Thatta is the first person to die outside Karachi this year

Petitioner accuses water board workers of holding water, forcing people to buy from tankers

The workers were detained by the Rangers from the university’s staff colony on Tuesday

Police takes Mirza's driver and guard into custody; weapons seized from former home minister's house

Police bring Irfan alias Lamba and Kaleem to court while Rashid and Zahid fail to appear

Orders home departments to revise security protocols with intelligence surveillance

Officials say the suspects were apprehended in injured condition and succumbed to their wounds

Orders fair distribution of wheat bags, particularly to small growers

An advanced education seems to be a distinct advantage if a career in terrorism is to be pursued

A charter city like LA can’t make any changes without the vote of the people

Sindh Assembly session prorogued for indefinite period after completing 100 days.

He says regions with no Shia or Persian-speaking population voted for Rowhani in 2013.

Haris Hashmi says the efforts of individuals will make Pakistan a better place.

The young doctors were not quite optimistic about their future in the 'Pakistani system'.

Around 33 passengers and five crew members were on board

Each of the health facilities has arrears worth millions of rupees

Apart from handling the home department, Sial will also carry the portfolio of prisons

“Not only is this an unlawful act, it also challenges the writ of the government”

The party’s protests in Karachi and across Sindh will start tomorrow

Yet another FIR registered against the former home minister.

Residents accuse police of taking away wheat stocks and livestock worth millions

Qureshi says if polls are not held again, members will form another group

South district and sessions judge Ahmed Saba granted bail in sum of Rs50,000 to Muhammad Iqbal and ordered his release

Representatives of different religions term terrorism ‘un-Islamic, inhuman’

Half-fry is a term used by police for people injured by them during raids