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Doctors say medical curriculum should include sexual health studies.

NGO claims police is helping 'influential persons' cut forests.

Families being forced to migrate, water ponds turning toxic.

Petitioner claims appointment of too many advisers is illegal.

Swedish 'edutainer' explains how Bangladesh has left Pakistan behind in healthcare.

End of the year show held by KU architecture students.

Indus blind dolphin was found near Ali Wahan village, four kilometres from Rohri.

Legislator protests murder case registered against his son.

Utility says it will continue to improve performance.

Pir Bakhsh Goth residents, shop owners burn tyres, pelt Rangers with stones.

Millions have allegedly been misappropriated.

PPP leader offers option of Karachi and Greater Karachi.

Championship and dog lovers try to dispel distorted perception of violence

Equestrian Club organises junior polo league giving youngsters a fair chance to play the game of three players a team.

Karachi Grammar School lives up to its reputation, wins Karachi United Schools’ Championship.

Scores of angry residents ransack Old Sukkur’s water works because of chronic water shortages.

Petitioner says KPT cancelled his bids for licences for restaurants in Boat Basin despite being the highest bidder.

KESC says maintenance trucks have been hijacked, unions rebuff allegations.

Bus collides with oil tanker near Jamshoro. Police, survivors allege the driver was sleepy.

Latif Khosa says situation in Sindh metropolis affects the country

Talks with political parties conclude; recently sacked workers of the private company to be re-instated.

Thousands descend upon Shah Abdul Bhittai's mausoleum to celebrate urs.

Khosa says Karachi must be made peaceful in order to strengthen its economy.

Union puts pressure on police to find kidnapped daughter of Sepco employee.

Senate standing committee on health concerned over project that was initiated two years ago.

Shah Abdul Latif University’s director of admissions announces candidates qualifying for dept of Computer Science.

Young political activists have paid the price of ethnic violence.

Group makes donation to volunteer organisation Family Educational Service Foundation.

Although helpful, ambulances need to be managed to prevent traffic problems, says DCO Karachi.

Ban on pillion riding extended for one week; firearms licences also suspended.

Exams previously scheduled on January 23 to be held at the university today.

Students gathered at River Oaks Academy for third inter-school elocution contest.

Parade held for graduating recruits who completed training at Panu Aqil to join the Pakistan Army.

Witnesses say attackers fled on foot after motorcycle skidded.

Committees of the federal and provincial representatives will meet KESC again today at Chief Minister House.

PAC members rode on donkey carts from Lyari to press club protesting Gabol's reinstatement.

Advisers are not elected representatives, says petition filed by Barrister Zamir Ghumro.

PML-Q leaders visit Kingri House to seek mediation with dissidents.

Ban on pillion riding extended for another seven days due to the rising number of target killings.

SHC asks architects’ body to check if court directives were adhered to.

Petitioner tells court that KESC had started sending him huge bills even though his connection was severed months ago.

Man takes Services Hospital Karachi’s gynaecologists to court. Court directs committee to submit report in a week.

Mounting tensions between ethnic groups and political rivalries have left Karachi haunted by violence.

Thirty to forty out of of every 100,000 people are likely to develop breast cancer in Pakistan.

Legislators also pass amended Benazir university bill which sets VC’s tenure at four years.

GeneXpert was formally unveiled at Indus Hospital on Friday.

Standing committee on health meets JPMC admin, federal minister keeps away.

Karachi electric supply company agrees to not implement decision to sack 4,300 workers after meeting with governor.

Petitioner says 763 political activists were killed in city last year.

Authorities not attending to Watan Cards distribution on “political grounds” claim petitioners.