Sindh

People living in slums on the outskirts are especially disadvantaged and the solution is mass transit.

Kenya has just returned power to its urban hubs by creating counties but Pakistan still struggles.

Sharjeel Memon, Pir Mazharul Haque were ‘treated rudely’ by angry protesters.

Prime suspect surrenders himself at Pakistani consulate in Dubai.

The Majlis-e-Wahdat-e-Muslimeen will not directly contest the elections.

Unperturbed by a crippling deficit of Rs202 million, SALU decides to promote over dozen staff members.

Pakistan Railways resumed train services after hiatus due to tracks besieged protesters.

Residents complain they have to go all the way to Nawabshah for vaccination.

Raja Khan Jakhrani joins PML-F.

They say that its new registration system will lead to their exploitation.

Police claim the deep freezer’s compressor exploded but experts suggest bomb attack.

A shortage of anti-measles vaccines have been reported in basic health centres, govt hospitals.

Protests ended when governor rule was officially imposed in Balochistan.

On Dec 29, a dumper truck hit the bridge across Sharae Usman on signal-free corridor 2.

Several areas were disturbed for two days so workers failed to complete house count.

In the past, Persian artists tried to capture the colour of the sky in their pottery.

Pirabad police found bomb by the roadside as it went to the area to inquire about a cracker explosion in Orangi Town.

Blast took place at a petrol pump, there are no reports on the nature of the blast.

Critic, curator Amra Ali presents paper at concluding session of seminar organised as part of 4th ASNA Clay Triennial.

Sadia Saleem delivers lecture about evolution of ceramics in Sindh.

There were reports that some fishermen had added harmful chemicals to the water.

More than 250 people lost their lives on September 11 last year.

Archaeologists have been unable to explain existence of curious holes in ceramic items excavated from Bhambore.

SHC Chief Justice Mushir Alam says govt can amend laws if it has reservations.

Protesters lay siege to Bilawal House, cellular network goes off in Defence, Clifton.

T2F brings artists together and displays works around the concept of love.

Protesters demand president, prime minister sack Balochistan government.

Nine more children fell prey to the measles outbreak in upper Sindh on Saturday.

Member of Dawaat-e-Islami, Asif Qadri, 31, was shot dead by unidentified men.

Issues forms seeking particulars of the citizenship of judicial officers.

Diagnosis report of samples of six deer from Karachi Zoo, who died from unknown illness a few days ago, expected.

Police from Mobina Town police station reveale that culprits managed to enter printing press by cutting through roof.

Sindh police preparing proposal to import American- and Russian-made armoured personnel carriers.

They will be able to access lectures from their laptops, PCs and handheld devices.

Parents of two victims file case at high court against authorities for failing to determine identity of their children

Of the 99 post-graduate students, only seven have chosen to pursue basic medicine.

They said that the apex court should take notice the way it did for Shahzeb Khan’s case.

Animal enthusiasts bring their pet snakes, pythons and crocodiles for a day out.

Bold, personal and hopeful were some of the words used to describe the works of painter and sculptor Tabinda Chinoy.

John Skognes from Norway shares stories from the Scandinavian mountains.

The title matters little to art critic, curator Akhtar, who waxed lyrical about work of ceramists during his lecture.

Insists that ECP must carry out delimitation per directions of Supreme Court or else they will file contempt petition.

Fire brigade and sanitation workers, have not been paid for the last two to three months.

The girl, Ayesha Bibi, went missing from the hospital’s tuck shop on January 9.

A CPSP team visited Chandka hospital and made recommendations.

Union leaders termed Thursday’s attacks “cowardly,” and criticised government for failing to control law order.

The suspect, arrested on March 18, 2011, is being detained at Central Prison Karachi since September 2012.

The SZABIST team won the trophy and was also awarded four shields.

Students will have to maintain 75% attendance.

Vaccination drive still not under consideration for southern and central parts of Sindh.