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NAWABSHAH: A man electrocuted his two sisters in the name of honour after drugging them at his house in Mohajir Colony in Old Nawabshah on 19th September 2024. Police officials said that Kamran first gave a sedating substance
KARACHI: Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on 20th September 2024 reviewed the ongoing repair and reconstruction of 4,162 school buildings out of a total of 19,808 that were damaged during the 2022 floods, and directed the
KARACHI: Apropos the letter “Ghost Teachers” published on September 19, 2024, the issue of ghost schools is another sad reality in Pakistan’s education system. These schools exist only in name, with buildings left abandoned and teachers still collecting
The Sindh Cabinet has approved the ‘Sindh Police Health Insurance Policy’. Following the approval, the Sindh Finance Department will soon release funds for the scheme. A briefing in this regard was given to the participants of a meeting
KARACHI: District Central is in the grip of a troubling surge in street robberies targeting women walking alone. In Sharifabad, a woman was robbed in broad daylight by a motorcycle-riding thief and the incident was caught on a
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