HYDERABAD: Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) leader Imran Qureshi has expressed indignation on the working of Hyderabad Development Authority, WASA, and Hyderabad Municipal Corporation as these have failed to drain out rainwater from Hyderabad, Qasimabad, and Latifabad causing difficulty to thousands of residents who seem stuck in rainy water despite receiving emergency funds of millions of rupees....
Author: Bureau Chief (Bureau Chief)
Sindhi nationalists form electoral alliance
HYDERABAD: Representatives of like-minded nationalist parties held a meeting here last evening aimed at forming an electoral alliance comprising all nationalist parties of Sindh. In this regard, a meeting was held under the chair of Sindh Taraqi Pasand Party Dr.Qadir Magsi which was attended, among others by Ayaz Latif Palijo chairman of Qaumi Awami Tehrik,...
ARSEA takes out protest rally against lawyers
HYDERABAD: All Revenue Sindh Employees Association (ARSEA) took out a protest rally here against vandalism and threats of lawyers as also threats of dire consequences to revenue employees. The protest was also held in all offices of sub registrars demanding immediate arrest of lawyers who were involved in goodaism. According to a press release of...
HCSTSI demand development package for Hyderabad like that of Karachi
HYDERABAD: President Hyderabad Chamber of Smaall Traders and Small Industry Daulatram Lohana has demanded from prime minister Imran Khan and chief minister Syed Mrad Ali Shah to grant development package for Hyderabad like that which was announced for Karachi. In a statement he lauded Rs.1100 Billions package for Karachi adding that it was since long...
HSATI urges opening of public service depts under SOPs
HYDERABAD: The Chairman Hyderabad SITE Association of Trade and Industry Mazhar-ul-Haq Choudhry has emphasized upon Sindh Government to open provincial public services departments under set standard operating procedures so that the people particularly traders and industrialists could take sigh of relief. The provincial public services departments particularly the offices of property registration should be allowed...
Govt asked to allow agriculture workers minimum wages of Rs.17,500
HYDERABAD: On International Labour Day, Hari Welfare Association (HWA) lamented that across rural areas of Sindh, workers in agriculture, farms, and brick kilns, who are in millions, hardly receive Rs6000 per month against Rs17,500 minimum wage promised by the Government of Sindh for unskilled workers in 2019. HWA grieved that young people without employment, education...
SU to establish COVID-19 Testing Lab
HYDERABAD: I believe, never has the laboratory been more central and critical to healthcare than it is today. As pathologists and medical laboratory scientists all over the world; and especially in Sindh and Pakistan are striving to keep our patients – and ourselves – safe. As the experts seek to contain and slow down the spread...




