Sindh

Sindh govt planned to build libraries in all districts two years ago.

Pink ribbons and Facebook campaigns belie the ugly face of breast cancer.

SHC adjourns case, OGDCL says policy changes in the making.

Court agrees to take up appeal in long-running Murtaza Bhutto case after men from both sides were recently acquitted.

Nature clubs will also be set up at primary and secondary schools.

CID found a 16-year-old boy who was being trained to carry out suicide attacks.

"They convinced me to go to Waziristan. They warned me about talking to anybody, saying they would cut my throat."

Police believe that the suspects may have been involved in the Abdullah Shah Ghazi shrine bombing.

Protest and token hunger strike by the Ghotki Engineers and Graduates Association enters its sixth day.

Situation in other relief camps around the city is also looking bleak, survivors have reported.

“Resurface” is a visual exploration of ideas of 7 individuals who studied art at Karachi School of Art in the 1990s.

Down-and-out farmers earn up to Rs6,000 as boatmen.

Sindh home department drafts witness protection programme following directives of Zulfiqar Mirza.

Wedding ceremonies add to colourful mix of festivities that mark the 144th birth anniversary of Sant Satram Das.

Karachi club comes first, KGS second and Habib Public third.

Lyari Peace Committee holds rally in memory of Baloch victims.

FBI team to train Sindh police in counterterrorism.

Jaffar Shah was shot on Friday, forum members held a protest on Saturday.

According to a survey conducted by PRC, Pakistan has the highest rate of breast cancer from all Asian countries.

Sindh CM reiterates govt is determined to launch operation to stem rising tide of targeted killings in Karachi.

Fiasco: govt mistakenly identifies two living individuals as the suicide bombers in Karachi shrine attack.

Outburst of violence claims four more lives in Karachi - Landhi, Eid Gah, Teen Hati, Gulshan-e-Iqbal affected.

Labour and Manpower Minister says breach in Tori Bund helped save vast tracts of land in Sindh.

Students applying to government colleges for Intermediate admissions are being forced to pay more and more on forms.

Database of complete computerised records of jail visitors must be maintained, says Mirza.

Federal Minister for Labour announces grant at the 142nd urs celebrations of Fakir Qadir Bux Bedil Bekus in Rohri.

Idea behind WizKids Interschool Fiesta is to judge students not by their grades or sports but by creative ways.

Granta launches its autumn 2010 issue dedicated to Pakistan.

Tuition fees for flood survivors will not be waived, all seven educational boards of Sindh say unanimously.

A baby zebra born at the Safari Park causes amazement as zebras never give birth in artificial environments.

After Khyber-Pakhtunkhwa, Sindh is also seeking transfer of all its oil and gas fields from the federal government.

There are rumours that the Lyrai gangster for whom the govt was offering Rs1 million has been arrested by police.

The only other time violence was this high was in 1995 during Benazir Bhutto’s second tenure.

The media, looking at the recent violence in Karachi, tries to identify the causes and look for solutions.

Provincial anti-corruption court judge Rashida Asad issued the non-bailable warrants (NBW) of arrest.

School, bus for special children in Sukkur broken and run down.

The petitioner maintained that the land mafia claims to have the patronage of a political lobby.

SHC directs provincial law officer to submit commission report at next hearing.

Police, criminals fight over who killed dacoit Ghulam Qadir.

Indus River Commission has approved a Rs200m plan to move earthwork on dykes.

Cases were filed after 18th amedment charges.

NGO Roshni Helpline preparing database of missing children from camps.

Ghulam Ali Shah Pasha urges NADRA to upload records so that the survivors can be issued Watan cards.

Team set up to interrogate the suspects arrested on alleged charges of the recent target killings.

Five of the 13 Shershah victims were related to the representative of the market union who refused to pay up.

Malik says anyone found involved in criminal activities would be punished irrespective of political affiliation.

Boundary wall and floor of temple were damaged in the floods and are yet to be repaired.

RPO Sukkur believes criminals, disguised as flood survivors, have entered major cities.

Karachi’s biggest cattle market has opened for business ahead of Eid-ul Azha but so far traders are glum.

MLO charged with raping trainee nurse pleads not guilty, formally charged on Thursday.