Karachi—The present democratic government is committed to implement the vision of Shaheed Zulfikar Ali Bhutto and Shaheed Mohtarma Benazir Bhutto. This was stated by the Sindh Minister for Information, Ms. Shazia Marri. She was talking to various delegations in her office here on Thursday. The Minister further stated that the government would fulfil the promises made with the people. She referred to the provision of houses to the homeless and land to the landless farmers especially the women. Shazia Marri said that the Pakistan

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Karachi—Provincial Labour Minister Amir Nawab has said that Social Security Hospital, Landhi, which had been affiliated with Liaquat College of Medicine and Dentistry 5 years back, still needs attention for improvement. He was chairing a meeting with the administration, specialists and teachers of Liaquat College of Medicine at SESSI Head Office on Thursday. Commissioner SESSI Mohammed Naseer Jamali, Vice-Commissioner Naveed Ahmed, Medical Advisor Shah Muhammed Nonari besides MS Landhi Hospital and others were also present on the

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Karachi—PPP Senator and former Sindh Advisor, Gul Mohammed Lot has said that being the province’s most backward and poor district, the youth of Tharparkar district are being provided jobs on priority basis as of their right. Due to my personal efforts so far 400 of the youth have been provided employment in various departments”, the Senator said while talking to journalists at Lot House on return here from a 3-day visit to

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Karachi—In a prompt action, the Motorway Police Thursday recovered two snatched trucks and arrested one accused. SPOs Akbar Chohan and Israr Ali of Motorway Police N-5, South Zone, had received an information via wireless control that a Hino Truck No SGF-3151, that was snatched on August 31 from the jurisdiction of Sohrab Goth police station, has been seen heading towards Super Highway. The Motorway officials mounted a search of the truck and spotted it at some distance from Karachi Toll Plaza. They signalled the truck to stop, but the

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Karachi—Chief Secretary Sindh Fazlur Rehman has asked Secretary Education to elaborate the policy under which the managements of private schools have been raising tuition fee so frequently. On a complaint by noted social workers Ms. Syeda Naqvi and Haji M. Ayub, the Chief Secretary sought a report from Education Department over enhancement of school fee, late payment fine and numerous other charges collected by private schools, causing problems for affected parents and guardians. Chief Secretary also desired elaboration

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