Current Stories Learning to ride a bike brings about positive change in women’s lives, moot in Karachi told Flanked by Arif Hasan (left) and Seema Liaquat, Payam-i-Khurram of Pink Riders speak about women who learn how to ride Read more
Current Stories Running Karachi’s affairs UNLESS there are last-minute hiccups, elections to the positions of Karachi mayor and deputy mayor are likely to go ahead Read more
Current Stories ‘Poor in the city always neglected’ KARACHI: Renowned architect, researcher and urban planner Arif Hasan has listed infrastructure and land issues as some of the major Read more
Current Stories On Karachi’s footpaths, misery and commerce live together Aasha Raj has a husband who doesn’t work, four children to feed but no money to afford renting a shop. Read more
Current Stories Which way home? The right to live somewhere in security, peace and dignity is a basic human right. Unfortunately, this is a right Read more
Current Stories IS THE JUDICIARY AGAINST THE POOR? Court rulings against encroachments in Karachi provide a glimpse into how the judicial system impacts the lives of the economically Read more
Current Stories K-IV imbroglio IF the success of a project were to be judged by the number of times it has been inaugurated then Read more
Current Stories World is moving to living wages from minimum wages, moot told KARACHI: The Sindh Human Rights Commission (SHRC) will soon launch a campaign to redress complaints about the non-implementation of minimum Read more
Current Stories Where buses are burnt In the midst of this spiraling chaos fueled by frustration, political turmoil and anarchy, we can only yearn for the Read more
Current Stories ‘A transparent census in Pakistan is not possible under the circumstances’ The Urban Resource Centre (URC), a nonprofit organization focused on addressing the issues of Karachi, organized a session on Pakistan’s Read more
Experts call for fair distribution, action against ‘tanker mafia’ to ease Karachi’s water woes Current Stories
