Sindh

Law enforcers are using CCTV footage to investigate the crime.

Twenty-two men were detained by the Boat Basin police on Friday and remanded till September 26.

Party claims it is being victimised and the cases were lodged to discourage them from political activities in Karachi.

Irrigation minister says that floods will not reach Shahdadkot.

The chief fire officer says that power surges in factories often lead to infernos.

His name is on the blueprint but the licence numbers don’t match and he should be dead technically.

A calculation of statistics provided by different authorities reveals that around 2,027 sheep are currently missing.

Says it seems unlikely that it will be able to work with ruling party any longer.

Khaskheli had a fight with Asghar Ansari after which he was arrested and sent to the district jail.

The three major highways of the province will be blocked by protesters during the strike.

SPLGO 2012 was signed by the governor on September 7.

Qadir is accused of killing a driver and injuring five policemen in Lyari.

ATCs hand 29 suspects to police for questioning.

Two-member tribunal hears employers for the first time.

Sindh High Court stays culling of ‘infected’ animals until next hearing.

Nisar Khuhro says ordinance will be presented in the Sindh Assembly for scrutiny within three months.

Nowhere else can up to 3,000 people enjoy themselves on such cheap tickets.

Men who abuse their women should be thrown out of the house, says Mithani.

Nargis closed down a while ago and Sheesh Mahal and Gulistan were the only ones left

MQM decide to leave treasury benches to sit in opposition unless demands are fulfilled.

Expert team informs court that sheep were not diagnosed with anthrax.

Boy who killed parents and two sisters has named seven other people to be involved.

They were identified by the victim, but could not be linked to the evidence of the alleged offence.

Diet and living habits expose Pakistanis to cardiovascular diseases, say experts.

A committee has been formed to push through demands

As a part of its plan, it has been uprooting indigenous trees and planting Conocarpus saplings.

It is suspected that the education dept and the police all had a hand in issuing orders.

Shah said that a coalition partner had asked the government not to end the commissionerate system.

Prime minister’s promised relief package yet to be given to affected districts.

Leaders say that communities are being targeted, not political parties.

Washington Oxi Day Foundation will award her the Battle of Crete Award in October.

Students try to pick up the pieces in the aftermath of the anti-Islam movie riots.

Around 20 in serious condition after dinner at Elite Police training centre.

Police denies any casualties. IG, CM Sindh take notice of the incident, initiate inquiry.

The cleanup begins at six banks and fast food chains that were trashed at PIDC.

Bambino Cinema is one of Karachi’s six charred movie theatres.

Suspects get bail before arrest.

Justice Alvi criticises police and govt departments for being ‘lethargic’ and ‘uncooperative’.

The law enforcers were asked to surrender their assault weapons at police stations.

Five separate cases were filed at a number of police stations.

Malik Ata Muhammad was a builder and police suspect a personal enmity led to his murder.

Three firemen were hurt fighting the third-degree blaze.

Asks Sindh chief minister to submit detailed report on Friday’s violence.

Sindh High Court had ordered veterinary, microbiological experts to test 21,000 Australian sheep for anthrax.

Five police stations present suspects to court, including those charged with burning cinemas.

Villagers immediately informed irrigation officials but they failed to reach.

One professor, two associate professors and one lecturer elected

Cases of Congo fever, dengue and PAM earlier this year created panic.

Rallies from Mauripur Road, Keamari and MA Jinnah Road were prevented, however, from crossing the Mai Kolachi bridge.

People are still unsure whethe­r the town system has been revive­d.