During treatment at a private hospital, a two-year-old boy who had sustained bullet wounds during aerial firing at a renowned restaurant close to the Bilawal House intersection in Clifton on Sunday passed away, authorities said on Thursday.
KARACHI: According to Federal Minister for Climate Change Sherry Rehman, large corporations are to blame for global warming, and it is now their turn to take the initiative in leading the country out of this problem.
Hours before the first match of the Pakistan Super League (PSL) in National Stadium Karachi on Tuesday.
HYDERABAD: A sixth-grade pupil at a renowned chain of schools in Hyderabad’s Qasimabad neighbourhood allegedly took her own life by falling off the third level of the school’s structure.
Ali Wazir, a member of the National Assembly (MNA) and the PTM’s leader, was eventually freed from Central Jail in Karachi on Tuesday after more than two years in custody.
Daniya Shah, the wife of TV star Aamir Liaquat, was ordered to be released by a court on Tuesday after she was detained on suspicion of leaking an offensive video of her late husband.
Users have been outraged over a video that went viral on social media showing Rangers officers assaulting a motorcyclist after hitting him with a mobile van on a major road in the city.
KARACHI: Due to the current state of the domestic and international economies, just four nations will participate in the 18th My Karachi Exhibition, which will open at the Expo Centre on March 3.
A special plane from Dubai carrying the body of former military ruler Pervez Musharraf, along with his family, landed at Karachi airport on Monday night, ahead of his funeral in Malir cantonment today, facilitated by the Foreign Office (Tuesday).
According to reports, the Sindh government has taken note of the partial closure of Karachi Zoological Gardens, commonly known as Karachi Zoo
Two alleged street criminals were burned to death by locals in Sector L1 of North Karachi on Friday after stealing property from a household.
Months of protests and tense encounters have left Gwadar in disarray, but news about what has been happening in detail has been difficult to obtain due to restrictions on information coming out of the port city.
