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December 9, 2025

News Desk

Sindh’s cultural heritage among the oldest in the world: CM

Thank you foreign missions. applauds the city hosting 1,000 artists from 142 countries Netizens celebrate during Sindh Cultural Day music program outside Karachi Press Club on Sunday. Photo: Express KARACHI: Prime Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah on Sunday hailed Karachi’s successful hosting of the 39-day World Culture Festival, which brought together more than 1,000 artists from 142 countries. Addressing a grand ceremony at the Pakistan Arts Council in Karachi, coinciding with the Sindhi Culture Day, he termed the achievement “historic and unprecedented” for Sindh and Pakistan. The Prime Minister congratulated Karachi ACP Chairman Mohammad Ahmed Shah for what he termed

December 2, 2025

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The oil industry is awaiting the decision on Sindh’s withdrawal

Islamabad: The oil industry is now looking to the apex court to withdraw Sindh’s infrastructure development ban, which may lead to the collapse of oil companies and refineries. The Sindh government had imposed a ban on petroleum imports, creating financial challenges for the industry. Officials of the Oil and Gas Regulatory Authority (Ogra) recently held a meeting with representatives of Pakistan State Oil (PSO) and the Additional Attorney General of Pakistan to discuss the matter. During the meeting, Ogra and PSO officials warned that oil marketing companies (OMCs) and refineries would collapse due to infrastructure disruption in Sindh. They discussed

October 20, 2025

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Fears of country-wide fuel shortages as Sindh’s fresh withdrawal halts oil at Karachi port

Sindh’s 1.8% drop may raise fuel prices by over Rs 3 per litre, directly affecting consumers Oil tankers parked at a port terminal in Karachi. PHOTO: AFP The imposition of the 1.8% Sindh Infrastructure Development Cess by the provincial government has delayed the clearance of oil products at Karachi port, raising fears of a nationwide fuel supply shortage. A 1.8% drop could increase the cost of petroleum products by more than Rs 3 per litre. Enforcing this withdrawal will directly affect consumers even though fuel prices are regulated. The Oil Companies Advisory Council (OCAC) has written to Sindh Chief Minister

February 19, 2025

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Mirpurkhas becomes Sindh’s new HOTSPOT with 150 cases in 2024

A representation picture for HIV. – Reuters/file Sindh’s Mirpurkhas area appears rapidly as “other Larkana” in increasing cases of human immunodeficiency (HIV) cases among children, with 150 children positively testing for the virus only in 2024. The area now represents over 26% of 568 HIV pediatric cases reported at Sindh last year, causing concerns about a scaling of health crisis in the region, as on average 48 children are positively testing for HIV every month in the province. According to the latest data compiled by Sindh Health Authorities, a total of 568 children were diagnosed with HIV across the province

November 3, 2023

News Desk

Heavy rains destroy Sindh’s harvest

KARACHI: The recent heavy rains in Sindh have wreaked havoc on the date harvest, causing a severe shortage of this beloved fruit in local markets. According to Ghulam Qasim Jaskani, a veteran palm grower from Khairpur, “I expect this year’s harvest to reach just 10,000 tonnes of dates, compared to the usual 60,000 to 70,000 tonnes during a good season.” Jaskani expressed the impact of torrential rains on date production, stating, “Even this year, the intermittent monsoon rains have damaged the fruit to a large extent.” To mitigate the losses, growers like Jaskani had to start harvesting early, resulting in

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