An intense and prolonged heatwave has been causing misery for millions across Pakistan and India. In southern Pakistan throughout April and May, temperatures have risen far above seasonal norms. In Sindh, daytime temperatures have frequently crossed 44C to 46C, forcing residents indoors during peak»»»

Despite the introduction of e-challans and the imposition of heavy fines in Karachi, there has only been some improvement, while serious traffic violations have not been effectively controlled. The Traffic Police believed that imposing heavy fines would resolve the issue, but this has not been the »»»

KARACHI: Former prime minister Shahid Khaqan Abbasi on Wednesday launched a sharp critique of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) government in Sindh, accusing it of mismanaging resources and failing to address the worsening crisis in the metropolis. Speaking at a press conference here on University R»»»