A fresh study has shown that roughly half of the children coming from textile supply chain workers of Karachi cannot afford to go to school despite two to three people
Lyari sits in a place that feels almost too symbolic to be accidental. It lies wedged between the port, industry and the city centre, occupying Karachi’s south-western quarter, like a
Senator Shahadat Awan, Chairman Senate Standing Committee on Railways presiding over a meeting of the Committee at Parliament Lodges Islamabad. —Senate website/File ISLAMABAD: The Senate Standing Committee on Railways directed
Karachi is facing a growing public health and law enforcement crisis as the illegal trade and widespread use of gutka continue largely unchecked. Despite strict laws and periodic crackdowns, weak
