Sindh

Sindh concedes illegal weapons proliferating in province. Directs fresh crackdown and computerisation of licences.

Ghous Bux Mehar insists that he was not removed by the government from his ministry, but had resigned himself.

The suspected terrorist has been involved in attacks on security forces and other bomb blasts.

Shahrah-e-Faisal, major roads face long queues and traffic jams.

Electricity supply to offices located at Civic Centre cut due to outstanding dues of Rs1.3b.

After half a century, the government plans to reopen the site as a museum.

PMA alleges Balochistan government shifting equipments from Quetta’s Civil Hospital to the Combined Military Hospital.

‘Renal denervation’ is a minimally invasive procedure performed under general anesthesia.

Nisar Khuhro claims opposition ministers being paid despite resignations.

Fight broke out over objectionable comments on Muharram 10

Sharjeel Memon said that PPP will celebrate its foundation day across Sindh on November 30.

Apex court had recommended the delimitation of constituencies to split the influence of ethnic and political groups.

The company will discuss its proposals at a public meeting tomorrow.

SC bench directs revenue board to explain faulty records.

HRCP activist asks politicians to step up and do their bit to curb violence in Karachi.

Apex court calls on Sindh government to prohibit automatic weapons for civilians

Their counterparts from private schools have, however, passed with flying colours.

The areas where electricity will be suspended include Defence Phase VIII, Gadap Town, Federal B Area and others.

MQM was the most targeted political group with 49 members killed in Sindh and Balochistan during April - June 2012.

According to the new policy, licences will not be issued to those under 25 years of age.

Explosives were planted in a cement block and placed in a shop in Malir area.

The procession has been organised for the last 500 years and thousands of people come to Rohri to participate.

Applicant alleges the police harassed her and implicated her husband in a false case.

The victims were identified as Misri Solangi and Hatim Ali Solangi.

Law enforcers evacuated the area during their search.

The participants said they would not be deterred by terrorists.

A contractor has been giving out illegal power connections in the neighbourhood.

Company is not owned by the president’s sister, and has yet to be granted licences.

Teams administer vaccinations among 386 children of 22 villages in the area a few days ago.

BDS officials defused a second explosive device planted near the first.

Private, public vehicles and rickshaws not allowed to park near hospitals.

A private bank went to court challenging the compromise over plant operation.

Governor tells business community to set up control rooms in industrial areas.

On Nov 26, apex court will hear what the authorities have done to curb lawlessness.

Reluctance to pay tax for intra-city movement has seen over 500 people booked.

Out of the proposed 600 admissions, school could only afford to take in 110 this year.

MQM member­s took to the street­s in Hydera­bad and Shahee­d Benazi­rabad on Friday to condem­n the attack on Gaza.

The city administration had sent the project outline to the Sindh government asking for at least Rs250 million.

Court directs police to submit final charge-sheet on next hearing date.

SHC summons education dept, building control officials

Madadgar helpline organises art and singing activities at orphanage

Sindh High Court directs additional sessions judge to review bail plea

Attitude of feudal lords disappoints participants of meeting

Journalists, elderly people and security personnel will be exempted from the ban. Newspaper hawkers from 6am to 10 am.

IGP drives CM around the city to ensure security protocol being followed.

Association warns of countrywide strike next week

Maliha Ali, a student at a US college, used award to revive Sehba Akhtar Library.

Water board to meet builders and developers to warn them.

Septuagenarian Jamil Ahmed shortlisted for DSC Literature Prize.

Law enforcement officials say holiday has been declared due to additional security threat.