For security reasons, the Sindh Government has enforced a ban on pillion riding on motorcycles during the 9th and 10th of Muharram (Friday, July 28, and Saturday, July 29) in all provincial districts. The ban prohibits riding with a passenger on a motorcycle, with exceptions for women, children, disabled persons, and senior citizens.
The Sindh Textbook Board has made public its intentions to add QR codes (quick-response codes) to textbooks in order to verify the veracity of the books on the market.Â
The incoming 2023 elections in Pakistan, according to Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah, will see a substantial change in the country’s political landscape, with Bilawal Bhutto Zardari likely to become prime minister.Â
According to the administration of Karachi’s biggest cattle market, Maweshi Mandi, the recent Eid-ul-Azha season was profitable, generating more over PKR 8 billion in revenue.
On Monday, several women fainted and were injured at a Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) distribution centre in Karachi.
At least seven people died and 42 sustained injuries in a head-on collision between two passenger coaches.
KARACHI: Karachi police detained eight suspected offenders during a search and combing operation near the Shahrae Noor Jehan police station on Friday, according to ARY News.
The Sindh Department of College Education has adopted a new Intermediate Part-1 admission policy. This is a substantial shift in the department’s 23-year history. Admission to government colleges in Karachi will now be provided on a zonal rather than merit basis. This restores a system that existed before to the year 2000.
According to ARY News, Korangi police filed the first complaint against the dumping of trash into the Malir River at Causeway Road on Monday.
The Central Ruet-e-Hilal Committee will meet in Karachi today to sight the moon of Zil Hajj, the concluding month of the Islamic lunar year.
The Jamat – e – Islami (JI) president, Sirajul Haq, indicated on Sunday his intention to challenge the results of the local government (LG) elections, with the Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) emerging as the largest party in the Karachi mayoral contest.
According to unconfirmed sources, Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) nominee Murtaza Wahab won the election for Karachi mayor on Thursday with 173 votes, while Jamaat-e-Islami’s Hafiz Naeemur Rehman received 161 votes.
