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The apex court held the hearing because of a special report published in The Express Tribune.

Officials tell court that there is no criminology dept, profs and students say otherwise.

Current attitude towards minorities has been marked by acts of bigotry, claim minority leaders.

The feud started when a widow’s son got upset that she married another man.

With 10-party alliance, nationalists confident they will defeat the dominant parties.

Specifically told the workers to make sure they don’t collect garbage from roads and dump them in other areas.

First batch of 21 students passed out in 1998 with postgraduation degrees in criminology.

Eyewitness says Shahrukh and Siraj shot at Shahzeb multiple times.

Exhibition running at Chawkandi Art till April 2 receives favourable reviews.

Waheeda faced disqualification after slapping election commission officer during by-polls.

Bindiya Rana has obtained nomination papers for the areas of Bahadurabad and Mehmoodabad.

He was speaking to the media after filing nomination papers for elections in Sukkur on Thursday.

The centre incharge, Dr Uzma Shujaat, highlighted the importance of migration for European societies.

Names of these witnesses, all of whom are private persons, were included based on statements they made to the police.

Finance secretary insist KMC earns enough to pay its workers.

Ex-MPA Syed Shafiq Hussain Shah has resigned from his basic membership of the Pakistan People’s Party.

On World Theatre Day, Sheema Kermani and Tehrik-e-Niswan make quality-theatre affordable for everyone .

Family tells Express News’ To The Point that justice will be served.

Dr Qadir Magsi decides not to contest elections from PS-47 constituency.

Candidates express the hope that their rivals will withdraw nominations.

Asks govt to justify blockades as lawyer pleads for right to free movement.

Transporters’ body hopes to convince govt officials to reduce the rates .

Sindh’s new caretaker chief minister vows never to accept those without merit.

Sindh caretaker chief minister implements new bans, issues directives to concerned departments.

Students of Sindh University greeted with baton charge by law enforcing agencies.

Owais Muzaffar Hashmi, alias Tappi, submits nomination form for PS-88 Thatta.

Government of Japan completes clean water project in joint venture with the Al-Khidmat Foundation.

Police have arrested two robbers who confessed to killing Javed Aziz Memon, says CID SP Mazhar Mashwani.

Arbab Ghulam Rahim launches his campaign from Mirpurpkhas.

Court says failure to pay may result in dismissal of petitions.

The commission defends itself at SHC hearing on petitions filed by PPP, MQM.

SHC CJ Mushir Alam hopes the students contribute towards the country’s progress.

Calligrapher’s works combine Arabic words and Cubism.

Lawyer presents suspects’ documents so they can qualify for B-class in jail.

USEFP organises college fair for students applying to US universities.

Katchi community strongly opposes decision.

People from all over Sindh arrive at Swami-Narayan Mandir to celebrate with community.

Director Toyota Motors says the demand is high in private sector, especially businessmen.

MQM vows to get youth from lower and middle class of the country elected.

Witness denies seeing Shahrukh Jatoi on the day of the murder, contrary to earlier statement.

Arbab Rahim tells Nawaz his party will use PML-N’s election symbol in Punjab.

Frere police brings in 11 bearded men for a parade in the lower courts on Monday.

The girl and her mother had to protest for law enforcers to take notice of the incident.

The doctors found out through these sessions that there were no conflicts between the various sects living there.

Court to issue further orders about permits for shops.

Rahim is scheduled to meet a Pakistan Muslim League-Functional (PML-F) delegation before addressing the rally.

SHC has also sought comments on a petition regarding delimitation in Naushero Feroze.

Traffic police have imposed a standard fine of Rs2,000 for repeated offenders.

Shamsh Kassim Lakha addressed a packed auditorium at the university on Tuesday.

Because the party can’t hold rallies, it is knocking on doors.