Sindh

16 suspects detained; probe launched into 'child trafficking, bonded labour'

Accuses power utility of overbilling, carrying out unannounced outages

The arrested accused was involved in the delivery of cocaine to the network's riders

Court observed that street crime is on the rise, and no citizen is safe from these ruthless robbers.

Anaya Umair wrote the book at the age of 14

Kermani expressed outrage over the police response,

Protest originated when lawyers visited Defence police station to register case against Defence police officials

Speaking on the occasion, Bilawal congratulated the recipients

KWSC COO assures repairs by Saturday; sources say not likely even by Sunday

The exams will run until Thursday, May 29, in both morning and evening shifts

Abdullah and Mansa suffer from congenital heart conditions

Paying tribute to journalists who laid down their lives in the line of duty for truth and justice

Separate accidents leave four more dead, including two women; 'killer' tanker torched

Protest caused a severe traffic jam, resulting in long queues of vehicles and immense difficulty for ordinary citizens

Thari vowed to continue the struggle to protect Sindh's land and river for as long as possible

.Sahir Hadan granted bail against bond of Rs1 million in marijuana possession case

Karachi has witnessed a noticeable rise in fatal road accidents this year

Armaghan, prime suspect in Mustafa Amir’s murder, remanded for five days in illegal call centre case.

In this unique initiative, both the driver and the passenger will be women.

Temperatures in Thatta reach alarming levels of 41°C

Hundreds take to the streets on Labour Day calling for fair wages, social justice

The rally started from Tower and culminated at the Sindh Assembly Chowk, where it turned into a public gathering.

People, incensed by the murders of citizens at the hands of muggers, showed no mercy in thrashing the suspect.

Filtration plants, sewer upgrades top the city's infrastructure agenda amid water crisis

Debilitating shortages faced as 10 pumps at Dhabeji shut to repair 84-inch main pipeline

Rs578.39m worth of pilot project to provide meals to 11,000 primary school students

Company is accused of evading tax amounting to Rs100 million

KWSC stated that 200MGD water would not be supplied to the city.

Seven incidents of KWSC installation's malfunctioning have been reported since Dec 2024

Say 99% not receiving legally mandated wages

Faulty lifts, absence of security, emergency exits, wheelchair access among many issues

Four-year package to support small growers with farm mechanisation

The press conference was opened by Zaubaida, President of Sujagi Women Cotton Workers Trade Union

Arts Council Dance Academy and different dance groups celebrated International Dance Day

Leaders, activists attribute success to united efforts of political figures, lawyers, students, farmers, women

KWSC foresees worst water shortages in city

The accused Bilal was an employee of a private bank.

CM calls for end to all protests causing inconvenience to people

Both injured individuals were transported to a nearby hospital for further care

Garbage dump fire causes LPG cylinders in rickshaws to explode in chain reaction

The forum has also urged the government an to take swift diplomatic action to secure the release of these fishermen

Federal minister said that the jetty has been built on modern lines keeping in mind the convenience of the public.

The event aimed to raise awareness about the importance of adhering to traffic laws to ensure safety

The system is expected to impact the upper regions of Pakistan

Karachi's public transport will shift towards electric buses, with double-decker buses arriving in June.

Protesters termed the CCI’s rejection of the canal project a major victory for Sindh’s unity and resistance.

At least 21 sanitary workers died in manholes and septic tanks in five year

Survivor of the PK-8303 crash, Masud, shares a personal yet universal narrative of resilience

Residents say some protesters looted shops and attacked locals.

Devices donated by Japan have been out of order for eight years