Sindh

Sale of gutka continues unabated despite ban in Sindh.

ANP and PML-F support the bill, calling it a “legal and affordable move.”

A five-year-old boy, identified as Zeeshan, was killed on the spot when he was shot in the head in Gorabad.

Sixty Hindu couples tie the knot at a mass wedding ceremony.

Pillion riders spend extra hours in jail because no JMs came to court.

Butcher says that an amateur may charge less but he spoils the skin and the meat.

Petitioner's letter renders sale of plots reserved for public use 'unlawful and illegal'.

Kaya Bey, the world’s largest marine power-generating plant arrives to rid Karachi of its power woes.

Qaim Ali Shah assured that the flood tax will not affect the poor people of the province.

‘Father of IBA’, disciplinarian, economics expert and bridge player laid to rest.

Biggest reasons for child marriages is the system of exchange marriages, financial worries.

Young MQM activist, two others gunned down in violent clashes over the collection of animal hides.

KWSB has spent over Rs22 million on repairs, maintenance of key pumping machines but much more is needed.

Wandering children easy prey for begging or child trafficking mafia if timely measures are not taken to find them.

ANP Sindh president for army intervention in the city to end what he said was the snatching of hides at gunpoint.

Member of MQM party said estimated amount expected from sale of hides is between Rs300 million to Rs400 million.

The Turkish-made ship carrying a rental power plant will be shifted to the Ibrahim Haidery Power Station today.

DSP Clifton Qamar Ahmad ruled out the possibility that the burning of cars was an act of terrorism.

Tremors from 1.1 magnitude earthquake felt in Shahrae Faisal, Malir, Landhi, Korangi and surrounding areas.

It wants to see results before Nov 30 on two petitions filed by SHC Registrar.

Farmers-turned-masons are taught to build a temporary house.

Robbers looted Rs1.1 million from a private bank on Shahrae Qaideen in Ferozabad.

Little choice left for residents as parties likely to fight over collections.

Since the flood survivors have lost everything they owned, festivals like Eid alienate them even more.

Wife argues the communications supervisor cannot be tried under the army act.

Scores of protesters take to the streets to protest against clansman’s murder.

The Citizens Foundation was the only organisation representing Pakistan among 89 countries.

MPAs annoyed at the delays, say the government does not care.

A total of 13,005 road accidents took place across Karachi between January 1 and June 30 this year.

ARY television network suit against the former host of its morning show Dr Shaista Wahidi adjourned.

Malir magistrate fines officers of police stations while freeing people arrested for violating pillion riding ban.

Human Rights Commission expresses concern over reports of jirga held near Sukkur to illegally settle a matter.

Lawyer argues Pakistan Steel Mill dealers were given set price.

Protesters block Sharae Faisal, demand water board pay KESC Rs10 billion so they get power back.

Urine and blood tests, x-rays and ultrasounds to be done for Rs2,000 by Dow University of Health Sciences (DUHS).

Sewage could reach Bilawal House if immediate steps not taken, Saddar TMA provides 10 pumps to help.

SHC orders removal of encroachment after Eidul Azha.

PPP legislator walks out of Sindh Assembly session against victimisation of of minorities.

Children feed, adorn, and care for their sacrificial animals ahead of Eidul Azha.

Body count at Karachi hospital morgue is between 30-40 per week, says a morgue worker.

The world’s largest power-generating ship expected to reach Karachi from Turkey, will supply about 230MW.

All records for Sachal Colony, Sheikh Zaid Colony,Old Bus Stand area, 1,000 other plots have been lost.

Entrance exam provides opportunity for country's brightest youth to prove their merit and achieve their dreams.

Authorities have kept quiet about the disappearance of 150 out of 500 “valuable” books from the KBAKB Library.

Sympto­ms includ­e increa­sed thirst, freque­nt urinat­ion, extrem­e hunger, weight loss, blurre­d vision,...

Report highlighting the fact that there is no proper policy on arms and licensing submitted to govt.

Boarding school likely to open next August, around 800 students expected to enrol.

Professional butchers have already been paid in advance, their charges have increased by nearly Rs2,000.

Speakers gathered for memorial service for Iqbal Jaffery and Abul Akhyar agreed they learned from both personalities.

Reaction to Thursday’s bomb blast has been one of anguish, anger and a sense of urgency.