Karachi

Sindhi Topi is regional fashion of Pakistan and it’s the symbol of Sindhi people who live in Sindh Pakistan. It is normally known as Sindhi topi. The Topi is worn different people belong to different region of Pakistan. If you ever visited in the Sindh you will see all people wearing Sindhi topi as it is an essential part of their culture.Caps is generally not available in one style in modern world as early it was. With the passage of time Sindhi Topi designs has changed as some are available...Read Full Story

Undoubtedly, previous few years remained dismal for Karachi real estate. Several factors like weak law and order situation, lesser construction activities and regional unrest had left adverse effects on this sector. Moreover, the migration of people from Karachi to other cities of Pakistan led the prices of properties in Karachi to fall as much as 30% in 2011, as compared to the sales prices in the yesteryears. However, experts predicted that 2012 will be a much better year for Karachi...Read Full Story

Ever since the civil and so called“democratically government” has come in and taken over the country about five years back, there is daily count of 15-20 people being killed in a systematic and most brutal manner. Many innocent citizens have lost their lives and the violence still continues unabated. The latest wave of violence in Karachi would make even the most optimistic amongst us think that the city has been lost amid sea of blood. The current law and order situation of Karachi, which is...Read Full Story

Staff Report HYDERABAD: Pakistan People’s Party (PPP) Jialas sabotaged Sindh Chief Minister Syed Qaim Ali Shah’s press conference while trying to get near to be able to present their applications for jobs in Hyderabad, SAMAA reported on Sunday. When Sindh CM tried to start a press conference after party meeting at Hyderabad Club this day, some PPP Jialas managed to break police blockade and reach near him carrying jobs’ applications in hands and chanting slogans against own party. Qaim Ali...Read Full Story

The Anti-Extremism Cell of the Crime Investigation Department on Thursday detained five suspected terrorists affiliated with the Tehreek-e-Taliban Pakistan for their alleged involvement in extortion. CID officials said they recovered two Kalashnikovs, five hand grenades and three TT pistols from their possession. AEC SSP Muhammad Aslam Khan said they were searching for TTP activists operating in the West DistrictRead Full Story