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The order comes on a petition filed by Pakistan Steel Mills, seeking damages worth Rs30 million from KESC.

The PTI leader accuses ANP and MQM of fighting a turf war.

STPP office was torched, two activists, school-girl killed in clash with MQM on Tuesday.

Officials have yet to discover the reason for the rupture.

Ethnicity is a consciousness of common ancestry, culture, language and religion.

Mehanti accused ANP and MQM of using deaths of their workers to start violence in the city.

Many nurses said that they were joining the protest after their shifts.

The city was divided into separate camps with the Pakhtun areas on strike.

OMCs had accepted demands of tankers that they would the fare as specified by OGRA and OCAC.

Zardari assures MQM chief that he would chair a meeting to overview security situation in Karachi.

There are more than 200 children admitted at the hospital, 150 of them in critical condition.

Nine people killed in firing incide­nts, 13 cars torche­d.

SC seeks government report on measures taken to protect civil servants.

A fight with the Sindh govt led to new charges.

Revenue dept comes under fire for dismal performance.

An STPP worker and a school girl die, 10 STPP workers injured .

Confirmation of national status is taking too long.

The district’s police stations and posts destroyed in the floods need to be rebuilt.

Altaf Hussain says that a well thought out conspiracy is at work in the province.

70 DSP posts are now vacant, promotion committee to meet this week to decide

Medical staff allege that nurses in other provinces are provided more lucrative allowances.

Uzma registers FIR, manhunt gets underway.

Unknow­n people opened fire on car of ANP worker in front of the Matric Board Office in Nazima­bad.

The Sindh Home Department will issue an official notification regarding the ban.

12-15 nurses, paramedic staff arrested by police later released on health minister directive; injured shifted to JPMC.

Educat­ional instit­utes, petrol pumps, office­s reopen after MQM's day of mourni­ng.

Two children lost their lives after a sand dune buried them while they were playing in Saifal Junejo village.

All three died on the spot while the driver fled from the scene.

Police shot dead two alleged dacoits in an encounter in Ghas Mandi area of Old City late on Monday night.

Meetings postponed on Tuesday in the wake of the worsening law and order situation in Karachi.

University says they would give colleges a concession if they wrote an application.

Experts and bankers discuss how to help finance home building.

The water left by the floods has given rise to a new entrepreneur.

The board had given the students a choice between appearing as external or regular candidates.

A merger of the SNF and the PML-N would be for the better: Shah.

University buses decided to turn back as they came across burning vehicles.

Jamaat-e-Islami accused the MQM of taking revenge on the people of Karachi for its workers’ deaths.

Rahim was granted leave for four years but is now being unseated as MPA.

Anger whipped through Karachi’s streets after the murder of two Muttahida Qaumi Movement (MQM) men in PIB Colony.

Major industrial, commercial centres stay closed after killing of a political activist.

Over the past four years 500 buses have been burnt, with compensation of partial costs for 100 buses provided.

The battle that is currently playing out in Karachi is essentially one of demography.

Jail officials claim he was killed by inmate, who was found unstable and hysterical after the murder.

Traffic wardens relieved as 10 intersections in DHA now have smart signals.

Fatal Faultlines examines how Americans too need to ask their govt tough questions on foreign policy.

MQM had announced a day of mourning after sector member was killed in the PIB Colony area of Karachi. FIR registered.

Policemen arrived two hours after the incident.

TTP warns journalist to stop working for dajjal (infidel) media, refrain from his supposed anti-Islam activities.

Sends women to shelter home to independently decide who to live with.

Siyal maintained that the sessions court was not the right platform for an appeal against the verdict of the ECP.