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Hyderabad Chamber Urges Federal Government to Restore Power Supply to HESCO Region
Hyderabad, July 26: The Hyderabad Chamber of Small Traders and Small Industry has urged the federal government to take immediate action to address the ongoing electricity shortage in the HESCO region, warning that inadequate power supply from the national grid and repeated transmission failures are severely disrupting industrial, commercial, and business activities across the Hyderabad…
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Charity Bread Centre Serving Free Meals for 25 Years Appeals for Public Support Amid Financial Crisis
Karachi: A charitable Khana Ghar (Food Centre) that has been providing free bread to poor and underprivileged people for the past 25 years is facing severe financial difficulties and has appealed to philanthropists and the public for urgent assistance. According to Baji Parveen, who manages the welfare initiative, rising inflation—particularly the continuous increase in gas…
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Heirs Seek Justice Over 42-Year Land Dispute, Allege Non-Implementation of Court Ruling
Hyderabad: The heirs of the late Zawar Sajawal Khan Katiyar have appealed for justice over a 63-acre land dispute that they say has remained unresolved for more than four decades despite a court ruling in their favour. Addressing a press conference at the Pakistan Press Club Hyderabad, family representative Harb Ali Katiyar said the case…
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Sukkur National Press Club Delegation Offers Condolences to Senior Journalist Hazrat Gul Pathan
Sukkur/Pano Aqil: A delegation from the Sukkur National Press Club (Registered) visited Pano Aqil to offer condolences to senior journalist Hazrat Gul Pathan following the death of his young son, Asif Pathan. The delegation was led by Press Club President Sahil Jogi and included General Secretary Agha Yawar, Treasurer Parag Sharma, Ismail Soomro, former Press…
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JST Candidates Protest in Sukkur, Demand Merit-Based Recruitment for 50-Plus Scorers
Sukkur: Candidates who scored 50 or more marks in the Junior School Teacher (JST) written examination staged a peaceful protest outside the Sukkur Press Club, urging the Sindh government to ensure merit-based recruitment in the upcoming decision expected on 5 August. A large number of candidates participated in the demonstration, calling on the Government of…
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Woman Protests in Sukkur Over Alleged Domestic Violence, Demands Custody of Children
Sukkur: A woman staged a protest outside the Sukkur Press Club, alleging domestic violence, harassment, and the forced separation from her four children by her husband. She also accused her own sister of influencing her husband’s actions and appealed to the authorities for justice and protection. The protester, Saima, wife of Raza Muhammad Mahar and…
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Experts Call for Greater Public Role in Combating Smoking in Pakistan
Sukkur: Health experts and social activists have called for stronger public and government efforts to reduce tobacco use in Pakistan, urging the establishment of smoking cessation centres, improved support services for smokers seeking to quit, and greater involvement of parents in protecting young people from tobacco addiction. The appeal was made during a meeting on…
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Sindh Will Never Be Divided, Says Provincial Minister Nasir Hussain Shah
Karachi: Sindh Local Government Minister Nasir Hussain Shah has dismissed discussions about the division of Sindh, saying such proposals are not taken seriously and insisting that the province will remain united. Speaking alongside Karachi Mayor Murtaza Wahab at the inauguration ceremony of the Munawar Chorangi Underpass, Shah said the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) had carried…
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Divorced Woman and Man Seek Protection After Court Marriage in Moro
Moro, Sindh: A divorced woman and a young man from Moro have appealed to the authorities for protection after legally marrying in court, claiming they have been receiving death threats from the woman’s former husband and his relatives. According to the couple, Shabnam Korai, a resident of Moro, and Mumtaz Ali Solangi solemnised their marriage…
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Two Mosques Set Ablaze in Occupied West Bank, Palestinian Authorities Blame Israeli Settlers
Nablus: Two mosques were set on fire overnight in separate incidents in the occupied West Bank, with Palestinian officials accusing Israeli settlers of carrying out the attacks amid rising tensions in the territory. According to Abdul Azim Wadi, the mayor of Qusra, a town south of Nablus, Israeli settlers set fire to a mosque under…
