Sindh government has announced a significant reshuffle in the provincial cabinet, with several ministers having their portfolios reassigned and new appointments introduced. Senior Minister Sharjeel Inam Memon has been relieved of the Excise Department, which has now been handed over to Mukesh Kumar Chawla, who is appointed as the new Minister for Excise. Similarly, Mohammad Ali Malkani has been stripped of the Boards and Universities portfolio and reassigned as the Minister for Livestock and Fisheries. Najmi Alam has also had the Fisheries and Livestock portfolios taken away and is now appointed as Advisor for Katchi Abadis. Dost Ali Rahimoon has been removed from his ministerial position and made an advisor, while Babal Khan Bhayo has rejoined the cabinet as Advisor for Forests.
In addition, Lal Chand Ukrani has been named Special Assistant for Minority Affairs, Sarfaraz Rajar as Special Assistant for Social Protection, and Qasim Naveed Qamar as Special Assistant for Public-Private Partnerships. As part of this reshuffle, Chief Minister Sindh has also allocated responsibilities to three advisors and ten special assistants. This restructuring aims to improve governance and enhance the performance of the provincial administration.
As the BRT project advances, the future of the World Globe remains uncertain, highlighting Karachi’s ongoing tension between urban development and the preservation of its historical landmarks. The monument’s current state is a poignant reminder of the city’s need to safeguard its cultural heritage while pursuing modern infrastructure projects.
