Pakistan’s energy sector is grappling with the persistent challenge of meeting increasing power demand amid a growing generation gap and soaring fuel prices.
Karachi faces scorching temperatures with highs of 40°C.
The Sindh government aims to alleviate commuting challenges for lawyers by introducing a shuttle service between Malir Courts and City Courts.
The Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK) has decided to postpone the annual ninth and tenth class examinations for the year 2024 due to the forecast of heatwaves in parts of Sindh.
Karachi authorities apprehended a Lahore resident for multiple city robberies, uncovering startling personal details during interrogation.
A senior officer of the Sindh Police stirred controversy by serving tea to politicians at a ceremony of the ruling party in Sindh, sparking criticism from the Inspector General of Police, Ghulam Nabi Memon.
Karachi’s Commissioner, Hassan Naqvi, has taken a firm stance against price manipulation in the city’s bread market.
Karachi Electric (KE) has submitted an application to the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (Nepra) to adjust power tariffs based on fuel costs.
Authorities in Sindh have been unable to curb the activities of the cheating mafia, which persistently leaks matric exam papers on WhatsApp and various social platforms.
Sindh Senior Minister Sharjeel Memon recently revealed an extensive plan to combat drug abuse, with a particular focus on implementing random drug tests for students in schools and colleges.
The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) predicts ongoing hot weather in Karachi this week, with temperatures soaring to 36°C on Monday and expected to climb further.
The central market for sacrificial animals in Karachi is scheduled to open on May 10, 2024, aiming to facilitate citizens in observing the traditions of Sunnah Ibrahimi during Islamic celebrations.
