University of Karachi, the biggest seat of learning in the country, be exempted from loadshedding. A demand to this effect has been made by the Vice-Chancellor, Prof. Dr. Pirzada Qasim Raza Siddiqui. (more…)

Vehicles moves in accumulated rain and sewerage water at Sadar area.

Vehicles moves in accumulated rain and sewerage water at Sadar area.

Rainwater is accumulated on a road in Empress Market which causes immense problems for the commuters.

A view of traffic jam on Shahr-e-Faisal.

Building fully decorated on occasion of Independence day of Pakistan

an eye-catching and attractive illuminated view of colourful lights installed on the different buildings of the Provincial Capital City in connection with Independence Day celebrations.

An eye-catching and attractive illuminated view of colourful lights installed on the different buildings of the Provincial Capital City in connection with Independence Day celebrations will be mark on 14 of this month.

A huge replica of balloon and dinosaur installed in a park over the Liaquatabad Underpass in connection with the Independence Day celebrations will be mark on 14th of this month.

Hamara Karachi Festival Caravan start from KMC building here to Numaish. The festival was organized by CDGK in connection 60th Independence Day of Pakistan.

As part of the Independence Day celebrations in the metropolis, the ” Hamara Karachi, Hamara
Pakistan ” was taken out on Tuesday.
Nazim Karachi, Syed Mustafa Kamal, Naib Nazim, Ms. Nasreen Jalil, Provincial Minister, Dr. Sagheer Ahmed, Advisers to Sindh Chief Minister, Wasim Akhtar and M.A. Jalil were present on the occasion.
The rally started at 4.45 p.m. from the KMC Building here under the auspices of the Hamara Karachi Foundation (HKF). It included 25 floats which were tastefully decorated. The performers were presenting the folk dances.
Flower petals were showered on the participants of the rally and slogans of Pakistan Zindabad were also chanted, says a statement.
From the KMC Building up to the mausoleum of Quaid-i-Azam Muhammad Ali Jinnah, four “cultural gates” were set up- Sindh Gate, Balochistan Gate, the Punjab Gate and NWFP Gate.
The artists also performed on the stage at these cultural gates.
The scouts of the City District Government schools played tunes on band and presented national songs.
At the `Numaish Chowrangi’, Syed Mustafa Kamal and Ms. Nasreen Jalil addressed the people.
They congratulated the people on the auspicious occasion of the independence day.
They said that on this occasion we should renew our pledge to undertake concerted efforts for the progress and prosperity of the country as well as its people.
They stated that Karachi is the city of all of us and its betterment is our collective responsibility.
They also chanted the slogans of `Pakistan Zindabad’ on the occasion.
They rally reached the premises of the mausoleum of the father of the Nation a little before Maghrib.

A view of massive traffic jam on MA Jinnah Road on Monday.

Pedestrians crossing a road while passing through the stagnant rain waters at North Karachi after receiving the first monsoon rain in Provincial Capital City.

Children playing and enjoying during heavy shower while receiving the first monsoon rain in Provincial Capital City

Children performing in a tableau show during a mango party for the member’s families arranged by Arts Council of Pakistan.