Sindh

Transporters and the Oil Tankers Association are observing a strike to protest the increase in petroleum prices.

SHC Sukkur Bench orders the government to promote 11,000 MBBS doctors and increase their pay within three months.

The city government can generate more income by building skyscrapers on its land, especially the coastal belt.

In 2007, a complaint was received by NAB Sindh against the management of the Sindh Govt.

Public transporters taken to court for announcing strikes every time the government increases petrol prices.

20 illegal electricity consumers to stay connected out of security concerns.

Antiquities dept ordered to repair the building and reuse it for education.

Association representatives want in on the project, promise support.

‘Gas recovered from cow manure in Landhi and Korangi can be very useful’.

Gul Bibi was kidnapped from Thatta 13 days ago.

Visitors go to Sri Ratneswar Mahadev Temple to celebrate Shivratri.

Cambridge International Examinations should print raw marks.

A young woman’s nose was chopped off because she was mistaken for her sister.

Some acknowledge women should get a share of inherited land as granted by religion, but others think it as a disgrace.

People think that the duration of loadshedding has been lengthened but KESC says the timings have merely changed.

The Ghotki police rescues three kidnapped men after a fight near Qadirpur.

There is a deep-seated connection between Lahoris and their Lollywood culture.

Muhammad Ramzan says road-fitness certificates for most buses and other public transport have long expired.

Adnan Qadri was being threatened over the phone a week before he was killed in New Karachi.

SHC Sukkur bench declares appointments of 11 officers, including the chief minister’s son, illegal.

The term ‘horse-trading’ refers to the PML-N’s move to allegedly buy the support of other parties in the house.

A veiled woman kidnaps a baby boy three hours after he was born at Civil Hospital, Karachi.

The CCTV command and control system will now be jointly managed by the police, Rangers and the home department.

Blast in Shah Latif town kills one, police suspect person killed was carrying explosives.

President Zardari approves grants of one-year extensions in the tenure of four additional judges of the SHC.

The launch was attended by acting and theatre enthusiasts and those interested in creative expression.

The school has strict rules about disclosing its admission policy and the number of seats available.

British Council honours 32 teachers who trained under their programme.

Marjorie Husain brings together best of poster competition.

Tear gas shelling and aerial firing at Gulistan-e-Jauhar.

City officials admit land grabbers have a way of working around the laws.

Zeeshan alias Lodhi was presented in court on charges of attempted murder, robbery and police assault.

OGRA announces Rs7.23 increase in petrol price.

PPP have demand­ed a case be lodged agains­t Shahba­z Sharif for the assass­inatio­n of the Punjab govern­or.

The looting takes around 20 minutes, while the police arrive at scene after nearly an hour.

The two-day event was attended by over 5,000 people who were wowed by the 367 projects displayed by the students.

The Institute of Business Administration’s faculty of computer science has started working on robotics technology.

In the newly constructed school, stalls were set up and activities had been arranged in different blocks.

Scores of people of Katchhi community gather to celebrate second anniversary of Katchhi Rabita Committee.

Out of the millions of vehicles chugging along Karachi’s streets, only six per cent qualify as public transport.

Unidentified gunmen kill six people including three policemen in recent wave of violence in Karachi.

NICVD conducts day two of its second interventional workshop.

Lok Virsa has established Children’s Folklore Societies in schools across the country.

Legal proceedings of all the lower courts of Sindh were suspended for the second day on Saturday.

Rohri police manage to arrest two proclaimed offenders, with head money worth Rs500,000 each.

Officials in the customs department told Shah items mysteriously went missing quite frequently.

A 32-year-old man, arrested two days ago on charges of disrespecting the sanctity of the Holy Quran, was sent to jail.

For a lot less money and through a much simpler visa process, an increasing number of students are going to Australia.

Szabist feted its seventh batch of students as they entered a “new phase of their life” on Saturday.

Sindh’s legislators unanimously agreed to give permanent jobs to the lower staff of the education department.