Sindh

Adjournment motion on gas load-shedding turned down by Speaker.

The suspects are said to be part of IJT’s “angry group”, Punjabi Mujahideen.

The country’s largest spare-parts market closed down as traders protest the killing of their colleague.

Respondent claims his forefathers owned the land.

NADRA asking for a cancellation fee of Rs10,000.

Jalal Morejo violated a jirga when he killed a man to avenge his relative’s death.

1,000 MW electricity to be produced, says Pakistan Atomic Energy Commission chairman.

Other functional schools have broken windows, doors, collapsing roofs.

Girl's father is accused of fraud and has gone into hiding.

The accused is an alleged member of the banned Sipah-e-Muhammad.

Fruit, vegetable growers also being affected in rural Sindh.

Resolution passed on offering scholarships to students topping matric, intermediate boards.

SHC orders investigation officer to record statement of girl who married of her own will.

Peoples Aman Committee office burned down in Kharadar.

Imran Khan tells government it can draw Pakistan out of present turmoil if it drags itself out of America's war.

Accused Lal Muhammad Magsi surrendered earlier; police arrest three more.

JUI-F chief says MQM's return to the treasury benches is just a temporary support for the government.

Tension prevails in Lyari after unidentified assailants kill alleged gangster Asghar on Syed Mehmoodshah Road.

Rice mill workers, who lost jobs due to load-shedding, stage a demonstration and sit-in outside Thul Press Club.

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaaf Chairman suggests political parties opposing PPP should unite against the ruling party.

Sindh High Court issues orders to respondent police officers to produce detained men.

Cantonment Board Clifton postpones Jan 15 meeting upon request of DHA.

It will be another two years before the entire infrastructure is complete.

Forty per cent of Imran Ali’s body was burnt when the bus exploded.

Schools asking for June, July fees already, say parents.

Aurat Foundation report says second half of 2010 somewhat better as number of cases of violence decreased.

Sindh government finally allocates 1,000 acres for Keenjhar Lake tourist resort in Thatta district.

Court also asks to see papers of candidates who cleared the test.

Sultan Masjid’s imam insists allegations are false, baseless.

Durrani reiterates claims that elections will be held 90 days after new law is passed.

Thousands of supporters take to the streets to proposed against amendment or repeal of the blasphemy laws.

He wrote for numerous newspapers and journals in Pakistan, Bangladesh, India, and UK.

The blankets were meant for flood victims, the accused was allegedly going to sell them in the black market.

Almost two months later, her brother, Muhammad Ikram, is still looking for her desperately.

For other artists, Lootmaar was a chance to reach out to a different audience.

The pipeline was repaired 10 hours later but by then the oil had spread far into the area and had entered many houses.

The 135-page book was launched by L'Oreal Professional.

SSGC completely stopped the gas supply to KESC causing a huge deficit in power generation.

Conspiracy was in the works against the party aiming to terrorise its Shia workers, divide Sindh.

Imam categorically denies that he issued a fatwa or incited hatred against Rehman.

KESC has announced 16 hours of load shedding for the city’s industrial sector.

The mosque imam allegedly declared PPP MNA Sherry Rehman non-Muslim, lauded Governor Taseer's assassin.

Medical experts say that chest compressions should be the first step for professional rescuers to revive people.

The establishment of a Sindh Foundation for Population Activities was suggested by Dr Mehtab Karim.

Scores of residents stage a sit-in in protest over the police’s continued failure to find seven kidnapped people.

Engro Excellence Awards celebrate veterans in fields as diverse as literature, applied sciences and humanitarianism.

Aurat Foundation celebrated its 25th anniversary on Friday.

The annual closure of the Sukkur Barrage from January 6 to January 20 has led to a shortage in clean water.

UNDP’s programme is working towards restoring the basic energy needs of the flood-affected people.

An influenza laboratory has been set up at the Civil Hospital to counter the swine flu.