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The paramili­tary Sindh Rangers picked up 83 suspects mostly in neighbou­rhoods where the target killings took...

Voting for the by-elect­ions being held in PP34 Sargodha began at 8am on Monday.

The lawyer of the nurse, allegedly raped by a doctor at JPMC, has submitted an application to withdraw from the case.

Karachi’s residents tend to be divided on the benefits of flyovers but ambulance drivers have welcomed Jinnah...

Another ten people lost their lives in Karachi over the last 24 hours.

Citizens of Karachi are in a state of panic as the death toll in the last 24 hours rises to 16.

Both parties have blamed each other for the ensuing violence, called each other 'terrorists' and the 'mafia'.

Muttahida Qaumi Movement leader Dr Farooq Sattar on Saturday categorically blamed the ANP for target killings.

Two people were shot dead in Surjani town and one in North Karachi taking the toll up to 31 in the last five days.

Salahuddin, who commands the Kashmir-based Hizbul Mujahideen, heaped scorn at the talks between Pakistan and India.

Raza Haroon said MQM has been blamed for the conspiracies hatched by other political parties.

The Sindh irrigation and power department has released a statement explaining its position.

The briefings continued at Chief Minister House and Bilawal House, and the killings continued elsewhere in the city.

In a way Cafe Clifton is a landmark because it’s close to other landmarks.

Almost 16 per cent of the 20 million people living in Karachi are illegal residents.

The SHC has directed the Defence Ministry legal officer to appear in person.

After five years and 65 bodies, the Sawand and Sabzoi clansmen of Kashmore district have announced a ceasefire.

The Shikarpur police seized two trucks loaded with explosives and arrested 12 people travelling in them.

The circuit bench of the Sindh High Court Hyderabad directed the Latifabad A Section police to recover the woman.

Three passenger trains were stranded for six hours at Rohri and Jacobabad as floodwater accumulated.

US citizen Sadia, who was recently freed from the illegal custody of her husband, was allowed to leave with her uncle.

There has been no let up in the target killings in Karachi and the death toll in the last four days has risen to 23.

President said that he will nominate globally-renowned kidney specialist, Dr Adibul Hasan Rizvi for the Nobel Prize.

In the JPMC nurse rape case, the investigation report ruled out the possibility of gang rape.

President Asif Ali Zardari took notice of the targeted killings in Karachi.