The Sindh government's decision to ply double-decker buses in Karachi is a cosmetic move. It goes without saying that the metropolitan, ranked 12th globally in terms of size and population, is in dire need of a public transport system, but not one that is fancy and ill-planned. The ground reality i»»»

• Freedom Network report says journalists ‘caught between’ security agencies and militant groups; self-censorship remains only way to ‘stay out of trouble’ • Khuzdar emerges as most dangerous district for journalists • Women journalists very few in number, largely confined to Quetta, fac ... »»»

Islamabad [Pakistan], December 15 (ANI): Waste management in Pakistan's major cities is reportedly in crisis, as both Islamabad and Karachi struggle to maintain cleanliness, Dawn reported. Streets, roads, and open spaces across urban and rural areas are littered with garbage, leaving residents expo»»»

ISLAMABAD: The chief minister of Pakistan’s southern Sindh province, Syed Murad Ali Shah, this week invited Saudi Arabia to invest in its transport and infrastructure sectors, as both sides discussed expanding bilateral cooperation and investment opportunities. The statement from the provincial gov»»»