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Gangsters targeted vehicles’ vulnerable spots, says police official.

Says computerisation of govt employees’ data would discourage this practice and enable identifying such employees.

Hussain says that everyone knows which influential organisation is involved in kidnappings of businessmen.

Christian women who miss Sunday Mass make up for it at work.

Banker’s driver spends seven months in prison.

Police seized hashish from a prisoner who was heading back to jail after his hearing at the Malir court.

The Preedy police claim to have caught nine men, including alleged extortionists.

Police have arrested a woman, Naheed, and her cousin, on charges of killing her husband Nizamuddin Mayo.

Sharjeel Inam Memon says people’s goodwill for Pakistan Peoples Party cannot not be countered by propaganda.

The school also offered motorists parking spaces for Rs500.

Team formed to remove Balochistan government’s reservations over water theft by Sindh visited the Sukkur Barrage.

Though the protest will continue, they are willing to resume teaching.

Haidery’s condition is not stable as he has stopped eating and the medicines are not working.

In a bid to use ‘wasted’ space under the KPT flyover, the city has parked ambulances and fire trucks.

Greenways with streams, landscaping and greenery improved life for Guangzhou’s residents.

Two people, including a woman, were killed in Gadap Town and Orangi Town.

The chief minister ordered the home department to set up seven new police stations in the district.

The town administration employees held a protest on Saturday which was joined by Thahim.

Muhammad Hussain Syed directed the officials concerned to expedite work on more pedestrian bridges.

Managing director of Karachi Urban Transport Corporation transferred in questionable move.

Mahars allege PPP leaders are shifting centres to more voter-friendly areas.

The families had gathered outside Jinnah International airport’s departure lounge to pay tribute to their loved ones.

The biggest statue in the haul, 94-inches-long and 70-inches-wide, depicts Buddha meditating.

International Organisation for Migration funds 20,000 houses for flood-hit survivors.

Ansar and Sarim have also fought over running the trust.

Deputy commissioners directed to expedite process of land acquisition, ensure that court cases progress without delay.

Of the total 3000 buses, 500 will be reserved for Karachi alone.

Petitioner challenges new appointments, terms them political, and alleges they are getting benefits beyond EPZ rules.

Shaukat Ali, implicated in a 2011 case of kidnapping and common intent, was formally charged.

Authorities claim to have arrested 45 suspects, including target killers and extortionists.

Another case against Uzair Baloch (FIR 73/2012) is up for hearing on August 8.

A provincial programme helped boost work, largely ignored before 2009.

Three vehicles torched after police crackdown; police had arrested 14 suspects on Thursday.

They purchased motorcycles which were used in the blast.

Matches have been taking place every Ramazan since 1966 at the Cyrus Minwala Colony Hall.

Camera traps placed by WWF in Chotiari Reservoir photographs happy family of otters.

One man was injured and at least three vehicles caught fire.

SOS Pakistan has also started tackling other issues, such as providing safe drinking water.

Amin Fahim says FIA is harassing him and his family members.

The police arrested PTI workers on Tuesday when they were protesting ‘peacefully’ against power outage in the...

The bench put off the hearing till Monday.

Ten more peacocks reported dead on Thursday.

The men had been abducted near Khairpur on July 12.

Farmers claim that the government has turned a blind eye towards their needs.

NGOs say minorities are being discriminated against in relief operations.

Women were banned from coming here after one was harassed 18 years ago.

Ebad recognises need for community policing, need to equip police with latest weapons.

Students will need to clear supplementary exams to confirm admissions.

Petitioner says Malik is a convict and can not be a senator.

Committee submits preliminary report prescribing ‘proper’ water chlorination.