Author: Ahsan Mughal

By Sajjad Shah KARACHI: Sindh Minister for Local Government, Syed Nasir Hussain Shah, announced that tenders for development work in the Press Club residential projects are being issued and all projects will be completed under the direct supervision of the Karachi Press Club administration. Speaking during his visit to the Press Club on Wednesday, Minister Nasir Hussain Shah confirmed that the 80:20 formula has been approved for the Karachi Metropolitan Development Authority (KMDA), and the allotment of plots for new Press Club members will take place later this month. The minister said that the Sindh government, under directives from Chairman…

By Ahsan Mughal KARACHI: Shabbir Ahmed Qaimkhani, senior leader of Muttahida Qaumi Movement–Pakistan (MQM-P), led a delegation to meet the newly elected Chairman of the Korangi Association of Trade & Industry (KATI), Muhammad Ikram Rajput, along with other members, at KATI’s office. The delegation included Vice President of United Business Forum Asim Aizaz, Sultan Tajwani, former Sindh Assembly member Hargun Das, Alshbah Khilji, Akram Kohati, Yasir Ali, Umair Khan, Ahsan Fareed, as well as prominent businessmen Hanif Gohar and Zahid Shah Mir. Shabbir Qaimkhani congratulated the newly elected chairman and members, emphasizing MQM-P’s recognition of Karachi as not only the…

By Ahsan Mughal KARACHI: Members of the Muttahida Qaumi Movement–Pakistan (MQM-P) in the Sindh Assembly voiced strong condemnation over the worsening conditions in Karachi, attributing the city’s prolonged struggles to the political interests and perceived bias of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP). Speaking from the party’s Bahadurabad headquarters, MQM-P legislators framed the capital’s chronic problems not merely as a result of administrative inefficiency, but as the outcome of decades of systematic neglect. In a statement that traced the city’s plight back over fifty years, the lawmakers highlighted the historical marginalization of certain linguistic communities since the 1970s, arguing that citizens…