The Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD), in a joint operation with a federal civilian intelligence agency, arrested a suspect in Karachi for allegedly supplying drone technology and electronic equipment to the banned Tehreek-i-Taliban Pakistan (TTP).

The intense heatwave gripping Karachi is losing its intensity as temperatures drop by 3.5°C due to strong winds, with conditions expected to normalize today.

Pakistan's Navy has welcomed its first Hangor-class submarine, a Chinese-derived vessel equipped with advanced Air Independent Propulsion, marking the beginning of an eight-submarine induction by 2028.

Pakistan has recorded back-to-back 'warmest years,' with temperatures in Karachi soaring past 54 degrees Celsius. Rapid warming has led to sharply spiking temperatures in the north, with AJK, GB, and KP recording their highest annual temperatures in 65 years, and extreme heat claiming over 200,000 lives.

A waterline replacement initiative by the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation has left residents without water and turned a 'model road' project into a nuisance due to poor planning and execution.

Actor Romaisa Khan addressed confusion after her photos were mistakenly used in media reports of a viral altercation between two women at a Karachi cafe. She clarified the mix-up in a humorous Instagram response.

Karachi experienced intensely hot and humid weather, with the actual maximum temperature reaching 36.5 degrees Celsius, but the 'feels-like' index soared to a scorching 48 degrees Celsius.

A viral video falsely claimed to show firing on protesters in AJK's Rawalakot, but a fact-check revealed it depicts clashes outside the US Consulate in Karachi on March 26, following the assassination of Iran's Ayatollah Khamenei.

An investigating officer in a narcotics case in Karachi has approached a court, seeking permission to record the voice samples of alleged drug baroness Anmol Pinky and her three accomplices in prison.

A severe heatwave is forecast to affect large parts of Pakistan, with temperatures in Karachi potentially reaching 43°C on June 8.

The Italian Consul in Karachi, Fabrizio Bielli, hosted a reception at the Pearl Continental Hotel to celebrate the 80th anniversary of the Italian Republic and commemorate its founding.

Karachi associations praise fixed tax regime for businesses with annual turnover up to Rs200m

Lyari, Karachi's oldest settlement in Pakistan, is gaining recognition as a boxing haven, challenging its long-standing reputation as a gangland. The community, rich in food, football, and history, is seeing girls trained by boxing coaches to defy stereotypes.

Sindh officials Naqvi and Memon agreed on the importance of federal-provincial coordination to address national issues, including efforts to curb drug trafficking and maintain law and order in Karachi and other major cities of Sindh.

Karachi is experiencing a foul odor as animal offal from Eid al-Adha celebrations continues to linger a week later, with the worst situation reported in Pir Colony where a dumping point was established.

The Sindh cabinet has sanctioned an Rs11.2 billion development package for 11 mega projects in Karachi and established a framework for receiving 12.5% gas royalty in-kind from selected gas fields.

Karachi's crucial K-IV water project is now projected to be completed by 2029, as major contracts remain pending and costs have ballooned from Rs25 billion to Rs224 billion.

The Karachi Traffic Police have announced the implementation of an e-challan system for lane violations on Sharea Faisal, effective June 1, as part of the Traffic Regulation and Citation System (TRACS).

Sindh province is protesting what it calls 'unjust' water cuts imposed by the Indus River System Authority (IRSA), with a minister warning that the authority is violating a 1991 accord and putting Karachi's water supply at risk.

A power fault has been identified as the cause of a severe water shortage affecting half of Karachi, with breakdowns at Dhabeji and NEK disrupting supply and allowing the tanker mafia to exploit the situation.

New questions have been raised regarding alleged encroachment near Karachi's Hill Park, sparking concerns about land use and urban planning.

Residents in Karachi are demanding an end to unannounced load shedding amidst ongoing power outages.

Residents of Karachi endured a difficult Eid-ul-Adha marked by widespread water, gas, and power outages, leading to protests as families struggled amid sweltering heat.

Karachi is experiencing a severe water crisis during peak summer, with accusations of mismanagement against the ruling party. The article also questions if the Indus Waters Treaty deadlock is contributing to Pakistan's water issues.

An investigation has been initiated following a collision between two ships near Karachi Port, which resulted in containers falling into the sea from one of the vessels, MV Popo.

An investigation has been launched following a collision between two foreign ships near Karachi Port, with no casualties reported. The damaged vessel was safely brought to port, and the maritime minister has requested a report on the incident.

A severe heatwave continues to affect Sindh, Pakistan, with Karachi experiencing humid conditions. The city of Dadu broke a 10-year heat record, reaching a temperature of 51.5°C.

Residents of Karachi are facing severe water shortages, with many areas experiencing dry taps for weeks, as demand peaks during Eidul Azha.

Central jail authorities in Karachi, Pakistan, requested a medical team from Civil Hospital Karachi to examine alleged drug queenpin Anmol, also known as Pinky, following her complaints of kidney issues.

Police in Karachi have arrested the main suspect involved in the killing of a newly married couple in the Malir area.

Karachi airport has initiated screening for the Ebola virus, a precautionary measure taken ahead of the return of Hajj pilgrims from Saudi Arabia.

A newlywed couple in Karachi was tragically gunned down in Malir by a biker, as captured on CCTV, shortly after appearing in court for a kidnapping case filed by the woman's family.

Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah has intensified oversight of Karachi's development projects, making his fifth consecutive Sunday visit to review progress on the Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Red Line and urging contractors to increase manpower for its timely completion.

A groundbreaking ceremony was held for the Karachi Museum of History at Clifton’s Beach View Park, attended by the Chief Minister and city mayor. The museum aims to preserve the stories and legacy of migrants, traders, and intellectuals for future generations.

Saad Edhi arrived in Karachi, Pakistan, after being released from illegal Israeli detention. He was welcomed at Karachi airport following his release from detention related to the flotilla incident.

A court in Karachi has granted permission for police to interrogate Sameer in jail, as authorities intensify their investigation into the alleged 'Cocaine Queen' drug network, its supply chain, and financial activities.

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) is exploring investments in road and power projects in Pakistan, including a $100-150 million pipeline for the Karachi-Hyderabad-Sukkur motorway, expected to be completed in two years.

A video of Ali Raza stepping in when a fan got too close to celebrity Kinza Hashmi at a Karachi mall has sparked debate regarding celebrity safety, personal boundaries, and event security.

An article reminisces about the vibrant and bustling life associated with Karachi's old buses, from W-11 to Starline coaches. These buses are described as a moving festival, highlighting their cultural significance in the city's past.

Two officers from Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) have been suspended following an altercation with a jewellery store owner in Karachi's Sarafa Bazaar, with a case registered against a "private individual" for "slapping" a citizen.

A Karachi court has extended the physical remand of Anmol alias Pinky, described as a "drug queenpin," in connection with a murder case. The court is also considering further police requests regarding her custody.

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Anti-Corruption Circle in Karachi has arrested two individuals, including a woman, on charges of posing as government officials and illegally using state logos and emblems.

Karachi, Pakistan, is experiencing an intense and prolonged heatwave, with experts attributing the unseasonably hot weather across South Asia to the escalating climate crisis.

Hijri Road in Gulshan Town’s Metroville Colony, Karachi, which has been a long-standing nuisance for residents, is finally undergoing repairs thanks to local efforts.

Police in Karachi have uncovered foreign involvement in the drug network allegedly run by 'queenpin' Anmol, also known as Pinky. The investigation revealed that foreigners were part of the illicit operation.

Anmol, also known as Pinky, is accused by Karachi police of operating as a major drug baroness, allegedly selling millions of rupees worth of narcotics daily. Police claim she uses benami accounts and illegally issued SIM cards to conduct her illicit activities.

A sandstorm and extreme heat have struck Pakistan's largest city, Karachi, with severe conditions persisting for most of the day and little hope for immediate relief in the forecast.

AIG Azad Khan stated that citizens in Karachi have the legal right to use licensed weapons in self-defense against street criminals.

Police in Karachi have successfully arrested a notorious female drug lord, identified as 'Pinky', who was described as highly wanted.

A water crisis in several areas of Pakistan, including Saddar, Clifton, and New Karachi, has worsened after cable theft once again disrupted water supply.

The Sindh government has issued a 28-point list of restrictions on the Aurat March in Karachi, drawing criticism for what is seen as a display of double standards regarding women's rights.

Police in Karachi, Pakistan, announced the arrest of an alleged crystal methamphetamine supplier and an extortionist in separate operations.

Legal community leaders in Pakistan are demanding the abolition of the Federal Shariat Court (FCC) and criticizing the 26th and 27th amendments, alongside delays in Karachi bar elections.

Former cricketer Wasim Akram has weighed in on the long-standing food debate between Lahore and Karachi, stating that while Lahore has history, Karachi offers more variety.

Pakistan's Meteorological Department (PMD) forecasts that temperatures in Sindh districts could reach up to 49°C, with Karachi expecting maximum temperatures between 34°C and 36°C over the next three days.

An article highlights a 'disturbing drift' in academia, specifically questioning the introduction of a fee-paying postdoctoral program at Karachi University (KU). This raises concerns about the future of academic standards.

Pakistani actor Yasir Hussain has launched a street initiative to offer relief to residents of Karachi as the city grapples with an intensifying heatwave.

Faculty members at Karachi University are boycotting exams in protest over unpaid dues, highlighting systemic mismanagement and administrative apathy amidst Pakistan's economic crisis.

Sheema Kermani, an organiser of the Aurat March, along with other activists, was briefly detained outside the Karachi Press Club, prompting demands for an apology from the Sindh government over the police action.

Gas utilities in Pakistan are seeking a tariff hike ranging from 21% to 121%, with public hearings scheduled for May 12-13 in Lahore and Karachi.

At least 10 people have been found dead in Karachi as the city endures a severe heatwave.

K-Electric is facing severe criticism for imposing prolonged power outages, with several areas in Karachi experiencing daily load-shedding lasting 18 to 22 hours. The situation has been described as unbearable by residents.

Karachi is experiencing a severe heatwave, prompting experts to advise residents to take precautionary measures.

Karachi, Pakistan, is experiencing a severe heatwave with temperatures reaching 46°C, leading to widespread water shortages and power outages, leaving residents in distress.

Organizers of the annual Aurat March in Karachi, scheduled for May 10, announced on Sunday that they have yet to receive the necessary no-objection certificate (NOC) to hold the event.

Citizens in Karachi have successfully intervened to secure the future of the city's 'Kitab Ghar' library, with management crediting the community for its preservation. This collective effort highlights the importance of public involvement in safeguarding cultural and educational institutions.

Karachi is experiencing an oppressive heat and humidity wave, severely impacting daily life, particularly for underprivileged segments, outdoor workers, and commuters.

A delegation from the Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) met with Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif in Islamabad to discuss the upcoming FY2026-27 budget. The party leader stated that they are seeking a Rs20 billion allocation for development projects in Karachi.

An article discusses the long-standing K-IV (Greater Karachi Bulk Water Supply Scheme) project, raising questions about its progress and whether it remains a 'pipe dream' after two decades since its conception.

The first Hangor-class submarine has arrived at Karachi Port. This marks a significant development for the country's naval capabilities.

Authorities in Pakistan have issued warnings for thunderstorms, flash floods, and landslides as extreme heat continues to affect cities like Karachi and Lahore, prompting alerts for residents.

Pakistan's Supreme Court has overturned the convictions of two MQM workers, Abdul Rehman Bhola and Zubair Chariya, who were previously implicated in the September 11, 2012, Baldia factory fire case in Karachi.

Teachers at Karachi University have suspended their month-long exam boycott following assurances regarding leave encashment and an increase in house-ceiling benefits.

The meteorological office has issued a heatwave alert across Sindh province, Pakistan, until June 12, with maximum temperatures in Karachi expected to reach 38°C.

The Karachi Metropolitan Corporation (KMC) is preparing to impose a new tax on various hospitality and event venues, including hotels, restaurants, and marriage halls, aiming to generate Rs1 billion in annual revenue.

Saudi Arabia is exploring the establishment of a crypto zone and other large-scale projects on prime land owned by the Karachi Port Trust in Pakistan.

Senior Sindh Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has accused the federal government of giving "low priority" to Karachi, arguing that the country's largest city continues to bear significant economic and infrastructural burdens without adequate support.

Residents of Qayyumabad in Karachi staged a protest and blocked a key city artery due to a severe, years-long water shortage. Protesters allege water diversion as the cause of their ongoing crisis, leading to significant traffic disruption.

An expert warns that increasing urban heat, exemplified by Karachi's high urban-rural temperature difference, could lead to a public health meltdown. The expert emphasizes the need to reduce heat at its source, linking pollution, dense construction, traffic, and tree loss to growing health risks.

A Karachi court ordered authorities to produce alleged drug baroness Anmol alias Pinky in court when required, clarifying that her personal appearance was not needed at the current stage.

Government colleges in Karachi have failed to begin admissions on schedule, affecting nearly 125,000 students who seek admission each year under the Centralised Admission Policy.

An inquiry committee has confirmed that a pregnant woman gave birth in a Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC) washroom in Karachi after being denied an ultrasound examination and advised to walk around.

A controversy surrounding construction in Karachi's Hill Park has intensified, with the KMC alleging that a forged No-Objection Certificate (NOC) was used to justify building on the land.

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Karachi's Sharea Faisal will begin issuing e-challans for lane violations starting June 1, aiming to improve traffic discipline.

Karachi is experiencing a significant water shortfall of 54 MGD after a K-Electric cable fault disrupted electricity supply to the NEK Pumping Station. The power outage has severely impacted the city's water distribution.

Sindh's senior provincial minister has accused IRSA of violating the water accord, stating that its decisions are worsening water shortages and threatening Karachi's water supply, urging federal intervention.

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The Pakistan Meteorological Department has predicted rain and thunderstorms for parts of Sindh, while Karachi is expected to remain hot and humid for the next three days.

Amid speculation, leaders of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) have rejected any proposals to place Karachi under federal control, drawing a 'red line' on the city's status.

Residents in Ghana's Gbetsile, Apolonia, and Kakasunanka are protesting months of water crisis and poor road conditions, while Pakistan's Karachi also faces a chronic water shortage, leading to political blame.

A colonial-era insurance house in Karachi has been converted into a heritage restaurant, preserving its historical significance while offering a new dining experience.

Consumers in Karachi face rising prices for high-demand vegetables and flour ahead of Eidul Azha, adding to financial burdens after paying higher prices for sacrificial animals.

Karachi Metropolitan Corporation's 'Exit Tax' has sparked an outcry in Eid markets, with buyers calling it 'forced collection' and double taxation, while officials defend the levy as lawful.

Medical school graduates in Karachi were seen posing with a performer in a gorilla costume at their farewell dinner, an event organized by FAS Events.

A newly married couple was shot dead in Karachi's Malir area shortly after appearing before a local court, according to police officials.

Students, teachers, and staff at Karachi University are staging parallel protests over disruptions to exams, hikes in fees, and the collapse of administrative functions.

Karachi residents are increasingly opting for 'ijtimai qurbani' (shared sacrifice) due to soaring costs of animals, transport, and butchers, making shared sacrifice a more accessible option for middle-class families.

At the Eid cattle market in Karachi, buyers are navigating a market with options ranging from bargain blocks to luxury pens for sacrificial animals.

Anmol alias Pinky, an alleged drug queenpin, has been sent to jail on a 14-day judicial remand in Karachi, Pakistan, facing multiple narcotics and a murder case after her arrest earlier this month.

The Sindh cabinet has set a 90-day deadline for the completion of the Karachi University Road Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project and approved off-budget funding for the Frontier Works Organization (FWO).

Officials in Karachi, Pakistan, have approved the construction of a dedicated heavy transport terminal at the Northern Bypass, along with a heavy vehicle track connecting Karachi Port to the new facility.

Authorities are searching for the driver involved in a fatal hit-and-run on Karachi's Sea View road, while in the UK, an Uber Eats driver has been sentenced to over 11 years in prison for a separate fatal hit-and-run incident.

Pakistan's Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Karachi Zone has suspended two officers and registered a case against a private individual following a recent raid on a jewellery shop in Karachi's Sarafa Bazaar.

Sindh Inspector General Javed Alam Odho promised transparent investigations into drug queenpin Anmol alias Pinky, whose cases span multiple domains, following her arrest last week in Karachi.

Two police personnel were killed when a speeding dumper truck collided with their parked police van on the M9 Motorway in Karachi, Pakistan.

A beverage show at the Wok Hei restaurant in Karachi offered a unique opportunity to taste refreshing drinks, with student chefs preparing to showcase their creations.

The Federal Investigation Agency (FIA) Director General Dr. Usman Anwar has taken notice of an incident during a raid on a jewelry shop in Karachi's Sarafa Bazaar and has requested a detailed report within 48 hours.

Veteran actor Meera has expressed her admiration for Karachi, calling it 'my cute city' and highlighting her appreciation for its sea, cinema culture, and the love of its residents.

Karachi's AIG announced that police have identified foreign nationals and over 20 women linked to the 'Pinky' drug network. Authorities have also identified nine riders and sent four names for the Exit Control List as part of the ongoing investigation.

Karachi's strategic importance has been highlighted by the Middle East war, with the Karachi Port handling 8,313 containers in March 2026, exceeding previous volumes.

Flydubai has suspended its flight operations to and from Islamabad, Lahore, and Peshawar until October 26, citing "operational reasons," though flights to Karachi will continue as usual.

Teachers and employees of Karachi University have leveled allegations of financial irregularities against the Vice Chancellor, including inflated fuel bills, unaccounted fee collections, and a questionable Rs12.2 million ERP project cost.

Residents of Karachi are complaining about the worsening condition of city roads, which are crumbling further ahead of Eid. They attribute the damage to extensive digging by the Sui Southern Gas Company (SSGC).

The scenic coastal areas of Gadani and Sonmiani near Karachi are experiencing a surge in tourist influx, attributed to a Green Tourism initiative blending natural beauty with modern amenities.

Gas supply was suspended in several parts of Karachi after a high-pressure gas pipeline was damaged near Jail Chowrangi during ongoing Red Line construction work, according to the Sui Southern Gas Company.

A report indicates that 388 adults and 10 minors in Karachi have reported falling victim to domestic violence, harassment, abuse, and related crimes within a four-month period. The figures highlight ongoing issues of gender-based violence.

The Sindh government has granted a no-objection certificate (NOC) for the Aurat March in Karachi, but with 28 conditions, including restrictions on participants' clothing and slogans.

The Karachi Bar Association election dispute has intensified, with lawyers alleging a 'conspiracy' and rigging, demanding a transparent probe and biometric voting.

The Frontier Works Organisation (FWO) has taken over the construction of University Road, a critical part of Karachi's long-delayed Red Line mass transit project, on an 'emergency' basis to meet a 90-day deadline.

Teachers at Karachi University are threatening a complete shutdown of operations, citing unpaid dues, alleged harassment, and financial mismanagement as their reasons for protest.

Erica Robin has urged women to support the Aurat March and condemned criticism against its organizers, following the arrest of Sheema Kermani in Karachi.

Three Sindh Police officials were suspended for alleged mistreatment of Aurat March activists, including Sheema Kermani, who were detained after a press conference at Karachi Press Club.

Police in Karachi briefly detained seven Aurat March activists near the Karachi Press Club before releasing them on orders from Sindh Home Minister Ziaul Hasan Lanjar.

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Lawmakers in the Sindh Assembly debated severe water shortages in Karachi, with the opposition pressing for accountability amidst discussions that also touched upon honor killings.

Port concession agreements, such as the 2022 deal for Karachi port in Pakistan, are increasingly being used as a form of economic diplomacy to address chronic congestion and underinvestment in vital cargo hubs.

The city of Karachi, Pakistan, has recorded its hottest day since 2018, with temperatures reaching extreme levels. The Pakistan Meteorological Department noted that the previous high was 46°C in May 2018.

Third Culture Coffee in Karachi hosted a 'Bieberchella' night, allowing fans to relive Justin Bieber nostalgia with old tracks and themed decor.

Pakistan's Karachi is grappling with a severe water crisis as major supply lines burst following a power failure, leading to suspended supply in several neighborhoods for six days with full restoration expected to take longer.

Karachi experienced a severe heatwave on May 3rd, with actual temperatures hitting 42°C and a "feels-like" temperature soaring close to 49°C.

The Francophonie Film Festival is set to return to Karachi, offering free screenings and cultural exchanges. The event will showcase cinema from eight different countries across the francophone world.

Eleven individuals have been arrested in Karachi for participating in a rally and displaying slogans and flags in support of MQM founder Altaf Hussain.

Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) leaders, constitutional experts, journalists, and activists have voiced strong opposition to any move to place Karachi under federal control or reduce provincial shares.

Pakistan continues to experience a severe heatwave, with Karachi's feels-like temperature hitting 51°C and a 15% rise in heat illnesses, while other regions anticipate rain between June 11 and 13.

Karachi is currently experiencing an intense heatwave, with the feels-like temperature climbing to 54°C. Jacobabad recorded the highest temperature at 49.5°C, and experts advise staying hydrated to prevent heat-related illnesses.

Karachi is enduring a severe heatwave, with the mercury reaching 37°C and a feels-like temperature of 49°C due to high humidity, as the heatwave continues to affect parts of the country.

This article delves into the prevailing crime culture within the city of Karachi.

Karachi's South Zone police have developed an anti-drug policy in collaboration with 22 universities and schools to combat the rising threat of narcotics consumption in educational institutions.

Mayor Murtaza Wahab announced the launch of a citywide drain cleaning drive in Karachi, Pakistan, ahead of the monsoon season. The initiative aims to ensure the smooth flow of rainwater and reduce the risk of urban flooding.

Legendary singer Rahat Fateh Ali Khan captivated thousands of fans with his celebrated songs during a memorable musical evening at a concert in Karachi.

Pakistan has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Saudi Arabia and local partners for the development of a 140-acre waterfront project in Karachi. This agreement aims to advance a significant urban development initiative in the port city.

Known as the 'Karachi Girl,' Saira Peter is set to make her debut at the Royal Albert Hall, performing with an ensemble of over 500 and blending Sufi and opera music.

A 64-year-old man, Ali Akbar, surrendered to police and confessed to killing his wife in Karachi's Orangi Town after she refused 'marital relations'.

Despite intervention from provincial authorities, teachers at Karachi University are refusing to end their exam boycott, demanding a firm commitment to their demands before signing any agreement.

A Delhi Police Special Cell investigation revealed that gangster Dawood Ibrahim is still operating from Karachi's Clifton Road, after busting a terror module planning attacks in Delhi and Mumbai.

Karachi's already fragile water supply has been severely impacted for the third consecutive day, as power failures at the Hub Pumping Station, caused by a fault in K-Electric's main cable, continue to disrupt operations.

Sharae Faisal in Karachi has introduced an automated lane watch system, issuing e-challans for violations. The new system designates right lanes for private vehicles and left lanes for bikes and commercial traffic.

Inflation is severely impacting households in Pakistan, with essential expenses like gas and water surging, as highlighted by a maid in Karachi who notes significant price increases for daily necessities.

Karachi's mayor has declared the Eid cleanup operation a success, reporting the removal of nearly 170,000 tonnes of waste and offal, while the Jamaat-e-Islami opposition has questioned the operation's effectiveness.

A dispute has arisen over Hill Park, with MQM-P accusing authorities of illegal land grabbing and excavation, while the Karachi Metropolitan Corporation denies the claims.

Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab announced the halt of construction work around Hill Park, while the opposition MQM-P demanded a probe into the 'No Objection Certificate' by the PPP-led Sindh government.

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A suspected thief died by suicide to avoid arrest during an office-cum-house robbery on Khalid Bin Waleed Road in Karachi early Saturday morning, according to police officials.

A probe has been ordered into the collision of two ships, MV Niwa and MV Papu, off Karachi Port, which occurred due to the alleged negligence of their captains.

Karachi transformed into a 'BBQ capital' during Eid, with families preferring home gatherings over outings due to sweltering heat, keeping women busy in kitchens.

The Sindh Chief Minister met with a World Bank official to review Karachi's K-IV water project, emphasizing its timely completion. The meeting focused on the progress and challenges of the crucial water supply scheme for the city.

In Karachi's Lyari, the centuries-old Baloch basket craft is experiencing a revitalization, finding new life and appreciation during the Eid festivities.

Private airline South Air has launched its first trial flight service from Karachi to Gwadar, successfully landing at the New Gwadar International Airport and significantly boosting the region's air connectivity.

A high-pressure system is expected to intensify hot and humid conditions in Karachi, particularly during the Eidul Azha period.

Police in Karachi have arrested an alleged suspect in the honor killing of a newly married couple. The suspect confessed to involvement in the murder of his sister and brother-in-law and named accomplices.

Residents of Karachi are experiencing a significant fuel shortage, with many petrol pumps running dry, just days before the Eid celebrations.

An article delves into the issue of the 'Qabza Mafia' in Karachi, highlighting concerns about land grabbing and illegal activities in the city.

Karachi is grappling with a severe water crisis due to pipeline bursts and power failures, leaving residents scrambling for water supplies ahead of the Eid festivities.

Police in Karachi arrested Anmol alias Pinky, 31, an alleged cocaine queenpin, describing her as 'clever and street-smart' for not employing anyone permanently in her narcotics trade.

The Sindh cabinet has approved off-budget emergency funding for TransKarachi to accelerate construction on the long-delayed Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) Red Line project in Karachi. This aims to speed up the project's completion.

An illegal alien was sentenced to 50 years in the US for producing child pornography involving relatives, while a Karachi court in Pakistan handed a cleric double 15-year sentences for sexually abusing two madressah students. These separate cases highlight convictions for child abuse in different regions.

A court in Karachi, Pakistan, remanded suspected cocaine dealer Anmol alias Pinky in police custody for three more days in connection with multiple drug cases.

A suspect identified as Anmol, known as 'Pinky,' has been detained in Karachi and is under investigation for cocaine trafficking, with authorities probing her alleged links to elite circles.

A viral video depicting an unrealistically huge bull at a Karachi cattle market has been fact-checked and confirmed to be an AI-generated creation, far larger than any known cattle breed.

Sharjeel Memon announced the approval of 500 electric buses for Karachi, with new routes to be added to facilitate the public.

Sindh Rangers and the Counter-Terrorism Department (CTD) have arrested Abdul Jabbar Sarki, a most-wanted SRA terrorist, at a check post near Raees Goth while he was traveling from Quetta to Karachi.

Despite the implementation of an e-challan system, Karachi's roads continue to experience chaos due to the absence of traffic police and non-functional signals, though authorities claim e-ticketing boosts rule compliance.

A video has surfaced showing Pakistani sailors appealing for help after 26 days in captivity by Somali pirates. Their families are protesting in Karachi and have warned of a hunger strike ahead of Eidul Azha if no action is taken.

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Sharjeel Memon has announced that Karachi's Shahrah-e-Bhutto will be fully opened to the public by the end of this month. The completion of the road project is expected to ease traffic flow in the city.

A court in Karachi has granted police a three-day physical remand for Anmol alias Pinki, a woman arrested from her Garden apartment on suspicion of supplying cocaine and other narcotics across the city.

Police in Karachi claim to have uncovered a cocaine network operated by a drug kingpin known as 'Pinky,' who allegedly supplied the city's elite through WhatsApp orders and female riders, openly challenging the system.

Police in Karachi reported that 25 sacrificial goats, valued at Rs1.9 million, were stolen from an empty plot in Gulistan-i-Jauhar. The owner had purchased the goats for sacrifice.

Participants of the Aurat March in Karachi defied restrictions at a Sea View rally, transforming the event into a protest against marital rape, domestic violence, and patriarchal structures.

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Karachi is experiencing severe heatwave conditions, leading to a significant increase in heat-related illnesses and overwhelming the local healthcare system. Hospitals are reporting a sharp rise in patient admissions.

The Karachi district administration has issued a No-Objection Certificate (NOC) with 28 conditions for the upcoming Aurat March gathering at Sea View, including bans on "objectionable clothing," LGBTQ content, and anti-state slogans, which organizers criticize as suppression.

Residents of Karachi report dry taps and deepening water scarcity, contradicting claims from the Karachi Water and Sewerage Corporation that Dhabeji repairs are complete and supply is normal.

The National Accountability Bureau (NAB) in Karachi has frozen four additional high-value properties belonging to Bahria Town, acting on directives from an accountability court as part of an anti-money laundering investigation.

Model Erica Robin has called on celebrities and influencers to raise awareness about women's rights and the plight of activists detained in Karachi. Her appeal aims to bring attention to these critical issues.

Authorities in Karachi have approved 21 markets for cattle trade to manage the pre-Eid rush and alleviate city congestion.

The Sindh government has suspended three police officers following allegations of misconduct with Aurat March activists outside the Karachi Press Club, with the home minister vowing to protect women's rights.

Ghulam Hussain Soho has resigned as chairman of the Board of Secondary Education Karachi (BSEK) following reports of irregularities and mismanagement during matric exams.

Karachi is expected to experience temperatures below 40°C over the next 24 hours, according to the latest weather update for the city.

Pakistan's National Accountability Bureau (NAB) Karachi announced the recovery of 80 acres of government land that was illegally allotted to Bahria Town in Hyderabad's Gulshan-i-Sarmast housing scheme.

A Senate panel has raised concerns over the K-IV water project, highlighting a 22-year lag in its completion, soaring costs, and slow progress. The project is crucial for Karachi's water supply.

Eight individuals have been found dead in Karachi, with authorities attributing the fatalities to an intense heatwave, prompting the Chief Minister to urge citizens to avoid unnecessary outdoor activity.

The National Academy of Performing Arts (NAPA) is marking its 20th anniversary with a two-week festival in Karachi, which opened with the tragicomedy 'Annapurna'.

Pakistan has officially approved the transit of goods to Iran via its territory and ports, positioning Karachi, Port Qasim, and Gwadar as key logistical hubs for Iranian trade, circumventing US blockades.

Chief Minister Murad Ali Shah announced that Karachi's Shahrah-e-Bhutto will be opened to the public before the upcoming Eid ul Adha festival.