Sindh Expands Pink EV Scooter Scheme for Women in Hyderabad
May 21, 2026
2:26 am
The Sindh government has launched another phase of its Pink EV Scooter Scheme. The program aims to improve mobility for women across Sindh. It focuses
The Sindh government has launched another phase of its Pink EV Scooter Scheme. The program aims to improve mobility for women across Sindh. It focuses
The Sindh government has approved several major transport projects to improve traffic flow and modernize public transportation. The decisions were made during a meeting of
The Sindh government has started a recruitment drive for three special-grade positions. These posts are part of the Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah helicopter crew.
Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah has directed authorities to speed up the Karachi Flyover Projects. The aim is to reduce growing traffic congestion
Karachi is set to host night-time car racing events after a major motorsports facility was upgraded with advanced lighting systems. The development has introduced new
The Sindh government has officially announced summer vacations for all schools across the province. The decision has been taken due to rising temperatures and heatwave
The Sindh government has postponed the Sindh Pink Games due to intense heatwave conditions across the province. The decision was taken to ensure the safety
Tension erupted in Karachi after citizens reportedly broke through a security barrier during VIP Movement at Bilawal Chowrangi. The incident occurred after a long road
The Sindh cabinet has approved major changes in the appointment criteria for vice chancellors. These changes apply to public sector universities across Sindh. The maximum
The Sindh Cabinet has approved several major development projects in the province. The meeting was chaired by Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah. The decisions focus
Karachi Traffic Police have launched a new enforcement initiative to curb wrong-way driving across the city. The step aims to improve traffic discipline and reduce
The education department in Sindh has approved the publication of three religious books for Hindu students. These books will be used in public schools during
