Sindh

German government helping set up centralised blood facilities.

Report intensifies ‘pre-poll rigging’ allegations.

Accused of corruption, cooperative societies lose valuable land to Sindh government.

Meeting discusses prevailing law and order situation in Karachi.

Losses to the tune of Rs2 billion were estimated by the business community, due to cellular blackout.

Photography, for the artist is a conduit for hope; for bringing forth social issues that are prominent in the country.

Entry of a number of scholars, belonging to other province, into Sindh has also been restricted.

Sindh Information Minister says as many as 30 people with unregistered weapon are apprehended every day.

Chief justice remarked that those who plan terror bids can also use other vehicles.

Government planning large-scale operation with complete Army support, Daily Express reveals.

Muharram processions set to take place on 8, 9 and 10 will be monitored with these cameras.

Ban was imposed after Bushra Zaidi’s accident.

Judges order removal of encroachments along Super Highway.

Qaim Ali Shah claims govt knows who planned the suicide attack on the Rangers’ office.

Excise and Taxation Minister assures Sindh Court that Shri Laxmi Narain temple property will not be sold.

Four of the missing persons are being tried on espionage charge.

There was little noise in the Assembly over the dozens of people killed in Karachi in recent days.

Provincial government assures SHC of payment.

Some MPAs not allotted opposition seats as governor has yet to accept resignation.

Around 87 per cent of the board’s students get admitted to Pakistan’s leading universities.

University awaits funds from health dept to train the two overlapping batches together.

Boy’s mother, Rubina Bryan, was fired by SSGC last month.

Opposition refers to SPLGO as a “blind law” and “treason”.

Shah said that around 2,400 police encounters took place in 2012.

Police conducted a search operation in Baldia Town’s Abidabad area and arrested six suspects.

Bilawal has formally started election campaign by chairing meeting of Sindh assembly’s members, announces Wassan.

Many students were unsure if they would be reverted to their previous class or not.

The petitioner has gone to the Sindh High Court on illegal lifting of sand and gravel.

Sindh High Court seeks version of authorities on decision.

Police say that more than five people could be involved.

Court adds four institutional heads as suspects as final charge-sheet submitted.

Pakistan Endocrine Society arranges conference to discuss prevention.

Beaconhouse A’ Levels students spar with each other during inter-chapter debate competition.

Chief minister flays law enforcers on failure to curb killings.

Lab has also maintained archives of digital images and bullet shells.

Court also rejected police reports portraying government bodies as innocent.

Protesters demonstrating against killing of muezzin burn tyres, halt traffic.

Waseem, arrested from Lahore, has been shifted to an undisclosed location for further investigation.

Say the govt has failed to protect them; their colleagues, however, have refused to relent to growing pressure.

Nationalists criticised the move to file a petition in the apex court against the new local government system.

Representatives from Ivy Leagues across the country interact with visitors.

Japanese govt extends emergency relief goods to the flood-affected in Pakistan.

National Council of Environmental Journalists aim at addressing issues with low coverage.

Suspects claim the police are framing them.

Fearing for her life, the federal legislator has gone to the court asking for ‘special’ measures.

His lawyer says that the police detain the doctor for several days after terrorist attacks.

Mukhtar Hussain and Altaf Nazeer were wounded when men on a motorcycle threw a grenade at the al-Asif police post.

Festival marks the return of Lord Ram from his 14-year-old exile from Ayodhya.

Seeks inspection report on safety protocols at all industrial units within 20 days.

PML-N senator says fresh elections, not military, is the answer.