Commuting in Karachi has become dangerous. Over 400 people have lost their lives in road accidents since the beginning of 2025. Karachi’s roads, especially the major corridors of movement, are
The Sindh High Court (SHC) on Wednesday directed the provincial government to provide adequate and timely funds for the rehabilitation of families rendered homeless by a demolition drive carried out
In a latest development, Pakistan Railways has initiated the process of outsourcing 11 more trains, which will now operate under the Public-Private Partnership (PPP) model. Critics, however, have argued that
There is an ongoing housing crisis in several European countries attributed to locals renting out to tourists, prompting anti-tourism protests in Spain and Portugal, while in Pakistan all administrations, have
“I’ve seen this neighbourhood grow — and outgrow itself,” said Arif, a resident of Paposh Nagar in Karachi’s Central district, during a recent group discussion. What was once a vibrant,
A NEWS item in Dawn of May 21 informs us that federal and provincial ministers and members of the Board of Investment have proposed the development of a $3 million
Acting vice chancellor of the NED University of Engineering and Technology Prof Dr Noman Ahmed. — neduet.edu.pk/File Civil society activists and human rights advocates from across Karachi gathered at a hotel
Sindh Building Control Authority (SBCA) office at Civic Centre PHOTO: EXPRESS The Sindh Building Control Authority (SBCA) has withdrawn its notification permitting commercial activities on residential plots. A written statement
KARACHI: Tharparkar, located in the south of Sindh, is said to be a desert, but being a fertile desert, it is unlike the other known deserts of the world such
INDIA’S unilateral decision to place the Indus Waters Treaty (IWT) in abeyance threatens Pakistan’s water security after six decades of cooperative management. While pursuing legal challenges, Pakistan must also implement
