The Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan (MQM-P) on Thursday accused Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) chairman Bilawal Bhutto-Zardari of threatening Karachi's business community during a recent address, Dawn reported.

An US woman, Onijah Andrew Robinson, caused a stir in Karachi after demanding $5,000 per week and expressing her desire to become a Pakistani citizen following a failed relationship with a local man.Robinson,

LAHORE/SHEIKHUPURA: Three bogies of a Shalimar Express train derailed on Friday at the Shahdara flyover near Sheikhupura while traveling from Lahore to Karachi.Following the derailment,

Three coaches of Shalimar Express, heading from Lahore to Karachi, derailed near Shahdara area of Lahore in Pakistan’s Punjab, ARY News reported. As per the details, the railway officials said that engineering department teams reached the site of the incident and relief operations are being conducted.

KARACHI: The provincial government has finally decided to allocate 2,500 acres for graveyards as there is no more land available for burial in almost all major cemeteries in the city. The decision was made by chief secretary Syed Asif Hyder Shah during a meeting on Thursday.

KARACHI: A US woman, Onijah Andrew Robinson, found herself in a dire predicament in Pakistan after falling in love with a Karachi teenager.The 33-year-old travelled from New York to

An American woman caused a disruption at Karachi’s Jinnah International Airport after refusing to board her return flight on Wednesday, following a failed attempt to marry a Pakistani teenager she met online.

KARACHI: Before the roars of spectators engulf the National Bank Stadium, the echoes of pounding hammers, iron-grinding machines and blaring engines prevail at the iconic venue.

The design phase and soil investigation for the Karachi IT Park have been completed. According to a document from the Pakistan Software Export Board

KARACHI: At least 42 including five women, lost their lives in firing incidents across Karachi between January 1 and 28. 2025, ARY News reported quoting

KARACHI: Karachi Police Chief Javed Alam Odho claimed a reduction in land grabbing incidents. It may be mentioned that few days ago, a group of businessmen from Karachi had raised complaints about land encroachments at Bilawal House.

Bilal Chohan, the Project Manager for Karachi’s National Stadium, has slammed the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and has complained about not getting the required equipment to complete the stadium work ahead of the 2025 Champions Trophy.