Sindh

Industrialists and businessmen either have to pay up to extortionists or face consequences, says Solangi.

Seventeen teams from educational institutions across the city are taking part in the tournament.

Sindh govt decides to form a committee to speed up infrastructure schemes.

Flood survivors say female doctors are not around when they are needed most.

Absence of human flesh with ball bearings from a bomb suggests the first blast was not the work of a suicide bomber.

Repairs and cleaning work is completed before shrine is declared open again.

Pakistan Customs seize 225kg of narcotics assumed to be cocaine at the Karachi port.

With no food, water or a place to live, several flood victims staged demonstrations on the national highway.

Interior Minister says families of several militants are hiding in Karachi, government to take action against them.

Local media talk about the reasons revolving around the recent attack on the shrine in Karachi.

Police say that an unidentified armed man opened fired at the 22-year-old woman at her house in Zaid Colony.

According to the CPLC, the south of the city is an easy target for criminals.

Petitioners claim SSGC flouting cabinet committee's decision.

Water and electricity shortage sparks off mob action.

Judicial commission reached Kandhkot on Friday to record statement of residents.

Auqaf minister blames bureaucracy for delaying security plan for shrines.

With the city's main arteries gripped in darkness, petty thieves have let loose.

Muhammad Sabir released from PIB Colony police station on Friday where he was allegedly being detained illegally.

Residents, workers near the Abdullah Shah Ghazi mazaar share what they saw and heard.

The decision comes in the wake of the devastating floods that have badly affected the province.

The accused, Ali Hasan Barohi, was arrested while he was on his way to Gulshan-e-Maymar on Friday night.

Local media recoun­t the incide­nt of the suicid­e attack­s on Abdull­ah Shah Ghazi's shrine in Karach­i.

Police claim to have identified one of the Abdullah Shah Gazi suicide bombers as Naseebullah.

“You have to get the evidence to speak for the survivor and deliver them justice.” says Alwani.

Tori Bund investigation moves ahead after the judicial commission recorded statements.

Forty-five students from all districts of Sindh, except Karachi, will be admitted to DOW University.

Case revolves around shopkeepers of Boulton market who were displaced by a road-widening project.

Residents relying on the filters are forced to consume dirty water as a result.

A minority MPA goes to court to challenge a decision to declare his educational qualifications as fake.

Eight killed, 65 injured in blast at Abdullah Shah Ghazi's shrine; TTP claims responsibility.

Students protest the suspension of electricity and water supply to their institute allegedly by the Arts Council.

Assistant director of the FIA with its banking crimes unit is ordered into custody.

The squished fruit looks like something else. Apples, bananas, grapes, oranges. Blood.

Ten members of a family drown and two survive when a boat carrying 12 people overturns in the Nara Canal.

In case of conviction, the court concerned is supposed to cancel the license of the druggist.

Four people belonging to the Jatoi clan are gunned down by unidentified men near Rohri.

Doctors notice a rise in colorectal cancer among young adults between the ages 22 to 24 years.

The KCR will be revived as a modern commuter system for a city that desperately needs public transport.

Back in the 1970s and 80s, people in Sukkur were mad about books but now there are only two libraries left.

Cameras put up all over the city to monitor traffic violations and suspicious activity have been switched off.

EDO Revenue CDGK is ordered to appear before a bench of the SHC.

Youngsters from the suburbs march to the stage and stand at the dais at the 6th All Karachi Speech Competition.

“We need Rs500 billion. Where will we get it from?” says Wahab, explaining that tax is necessary to generate funds.

President is informed of reservations the builders’ community have over imposition of flood tax in Sindh alone.

Sunni Wahdat Council calls for strike in reaction to killing of one of its leaders Maulvi Muhammad Ameen.

SC orders the Ministry of Water and Power and Pepco to present data on electricity production for the year 2009.

Teacher of the seminary gunned down by unidentified bike riders at Naurus Chorangi.

Sindh Home Minister instructs IGP Sindh to submit a report on the rising crime rate.

Promotions of culture department officials are approved in a meeting chaired by Culture Minister.

A fake claim to ownership of more than 80 acres of land incurrs the wrath of the court.