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The petitioners claim the land had been earmarked for the sole purpose of establishing a hospital.

Minister stresses operation in Karachi must go on despite Chaudhry Aslam’s death.

RTP aims to guide children and boost school attendance by promoting sporting events.

The govt neither adopted the National Drinking Water Policy in 2009 nor the National Climate Change Policy in 2012.

All the houses in Durban's rural areas now have tap water.

Peshawar and Karachi reservoirs for the virus; WASAs need to be independent.

Panelists warn of grave consequences during a roundtable meeting at the South Asian Cities Conference.

The city’s population has grown 35 times since 1947 and its area by 16 times.

Khalid Javed Khan says resignation is not due to any govt pressure.

Dr Pervez Hoodbhoy shared his fears of the two nuclear plants being set up in Karachi.

Urban planners dismiss massive investments in asphalt only to support another multi-billion dollar project.

Candidates can now withdraw their nomination papers by January 15.

A notification was also issued in this regard.

Petroleum Minister says old schedule for CNG load shedding will be restored.

Blames ‘pseudo -intellectuals’ for ever-depreciating value of rupee.

With 9 policemen killed in Karachi in first 9 days of 2014, it is time that their protective gear be taken seriously?

Aslam became the reason I joined the force, he represented the ability of police to do good, to help the helpless.

Slain cop laid to rest amid tight security; police suspect insider’s involvement.

Few people are aware of how Gangnam - a chunk of farmland in Korea – was behind a new way of urbanisation for Seoul.

Ayesha Tammy Haq said that in Pakistan, the media has gone through expansion and is enjoying a tremendous power.

Naaz said no polio case was reported in Karachi in 2012 and city was considered polio-free.

Urban planner Parvez Latif Qureshi said population growth in the city was synonymous with a nightmare.

The provincial home secretary, police chief were cited as respondents.

ANP leader injured from hand grenade hurled at house.

Protesters claim SSGC violated agreement and changed schedule.

Shahadat Awan held the post until September, he was asked to take back his resignation.

"Karachi is going back to tribalism," says Dr Irsan.

Two of the biggest problems are the low rate of savings and the lack of documentation in tax collection.

Policymakers and developers - which may include govt, semi-govt and private organisations - can be a despotic lot.

Consultants, ADB envision residential complexes in Larkana, twin cities of Sukkur-Rohri.

The personal guard of the city’s protector, Khan, 36 remained his superior’s shadow.

Squatters make an economy too, which is why urban planners need to help soften social thresholds.

CM felt that the police morale was high and hoped that this kind of attack will not demoralise them.

Government policies on censorship are arbitrary, futile: panelists on Pakistan's internet landscape.

Three suspected TTP members were shot dead in Mauripur.

The ban has been imposed till Jan 15.

Two police officers injured, one culprit killed in attack.

Omar Shahid Hamid’s ‘The Prisoner’ brings the police department to the limelight.

Agreement signed between Aden and Karachi aims to improve trade.

The litigants accuse each other of deliberately delaying the case.

Baloch is facing charges of abducting and murdering Pappu, his brother Arafat, aide Shera, on March 16 in Karachi.

A resolution was also passed in the Senate for recognition of Aslam's services.

Aslam captured or killed many leaders of the banned LeJ, TTP and SSP to name a few.

Tributes pour in for Chaudhry Aslam Khan; police vow to continue his fight against terrorism.

Sindh University VC files petition challenging it.

Residents took to the streets to protest the police’s indifferent attitude.

Educationist blame teachers for not making students learn beyond the classroom.

Right To Play shared its output of two-year long project with educationists in a seminar.

He was on the frontline in a long legal battle in which his colleagues strove to defend their out-of-turn promotions.

“Do write them as shaheeds [martyrs],” shouted one young policeman.