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The police claimed to have seized nine hand grenades suspected to be used in terrorist activities.

The Sunni Tehreek’s, Mobin Qadri, said that some miscreants were behind the attack at the rally.

The high court had, on August 18, 2004, directed the revenue board to compensate the petitioner by next two months.

Khuhro said that the Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz “should not dream about coming into power through the back door.”

Some legislators call for army deployment, warn of consequences in financial capital.

Bio-gas project is first of its kind and has the potential to be replicated across the country

In Katti Pahari, the women are left to pick up the pieces.

The Poet of the East was remembered for his services to the country.

Five fire brigades are busy extinguishing the fire.

Violence in Karachi leaves five people dead on Monday, police arrests eight suspects.

The deceased identified as Haider Ali was shot dead by two armed men riding a motorcycle.

Chief Minister Qaim Ali Shah suspends nearly half a dozen officers on Sunday.

Pakistan Muslim League-Quaid states people hate dual system imposed by the Sindh Peoples Local Government Ordinance.

Pakistan Railways fails to resume intercity rail service between Landhi and City Station.

Two vehicles lit on fire while different areas shut down in a protest against the raid at house of JSMM leader.

Crime rate soars in many areas of the province.

PML-Q also jumps on the SPLGA-bashing bandwagon.

President takes notice of the violence in the megapolis, inquires about situation from IG Sindh.

Fuming deputy commissioner cancels appointments, calls for an inquiry.

Karachi Transport Ittehad chief claims he does not directly deal with minibuses and coaches.

The murders bring the death toll of religious violence to 20 in six days.

Dazzling performance leaves crowd at T2F awestruck.

Most complaints of women robbing houses are from Gulshan-e-Iqbal and Nazimabad.

Deceased attacked near Saifi College, pronounced dead on arrival at hospital.

Police and Rangers have conducted operations in various areas of the city, arresting 20 suspects.

The event to educate and make children aware of Malala's heroism starts an hour late.

MNA Faryal Talpur, sister of President Zardari, files a petition at the Sindh High Court for adequate security.

The party claims that it is postponing it out of respect for Moharram.

The complainant accused the MPA and her husband of finagling $150,000 from him.

German scholar Dr Wessler says dialogues are the best way to resolve conflicts.

Women activists organise rally honouring girls’ education campaigner.

New doctors face a number of issues, including politicised appointments and lack of security at hospitals.

Politicians pay rich tributes at the launch of book on the late PPP MPA.

Leaders of Nationalists parties say they will no longer lend support to the ruling PPP.

Nitish Kumar invites Sindh Chief Minister to visit his state in India.

CM of Indian province Bihar Nitish Kumar says India and Pakistan share many common values.

Court allows American living in Pakistan to visit South Africa once officials assured he would not be denied re-entry.

Sindh government decides to impose a ban on pillion riding to ensure safety and security during Muharram.

Police claim that recent killings in Hyderabad linked to a single group as same weapons were used in each attack.

Two men, charged with sexually assaulting an 11-year-old girl, are remanded till November 16 by court.

Customs dept is investigating the role of NLC in the disappearance of shipping containers.

Sindh election commissioner rules out option of deploying army to polls, but he says Rangers will be deputed.

Five people were killed in separate incidents, two bodies found.

Pakistan’s prestigious medical postgraduate institution celebrates its golden jubilee.

Technology has adversely affected doctor-patient relationships, says chief guest.

Programme director says teaching faculties will be built across the country.

The use of silencer-fitted handguns in targeted killings has investigators worried.

Protest rally wanted to reach Governor House to present resolution, was stopped by police at Numaish Chowrangi.

Despite a medical board report declaring that the boy was a minor, the police arrested and sent the child to jail.

Police arrests half a dozen suspects for investigation, obtains CCTV footage.