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According to Ahmed, an earthquake would result in 87 per cent of Gulshan-e-Iqbal's buildings being partly damaged or completely destroyed. PHOTO: PAKISTAN RED CRESCENT SOCIETY-SINDH FACEBOOK PAGE

Sindh

Improving the city: Speakers discuss need to make Karachi more resilient in face of natural disasters

by Farahnaz Zahidi April 5, 2014

A day ahead of the World TB Day, we look at the difficulty level of treating the disease.

Some success: Treating tuberculosis with the food basket incentive

by Farahnaz Zahidi March 23, 2014

Malnutrition is common in Thar with many children displaying classic signs of undernourishment. PHOTO: INP/FILE

Creeping disaster: Dying a slow, painful death

by Farahnaz Zahidi March 9, 2014

The killjoys who won’t celebrate Boom Boom

The killjoys who won’t celebrate Boom Boom

by Farahnaz Zahidi March 6, 2014

Discussing Sindh, experts shared that enrolment of girls in schools is going up and there is an increased focus on funding female literacy projects. PHOTO: FILE

Sindh

Hits and misses: Developments indicate better days for women’s rights

by Farahnaz Zahidi February 22, 2014

In a country where maybe just three per cent of the population can truly read, reflect upon and understand literature written in English, is it worrisome that the best minds of the country are increasingly tilting towards writing in English.

Sindh

KLF 2014: Identity & literature

by Farahnaz Zahidi February 7, 2014

"Karachi is going back to tribalism," said Dr Irsan. PHOTO MOHAMMAD SAQIB/EXPRESS/FILE

Sindh

A nasty, brutish and short life in a Hobbesian Karachi

by Farahnaz Zahidi January 10, 2014

Keeriyo never won the seat for PTI, as was expected. The bigwigs did. PHOTO: HYDER ALI

Sindh

The story of a man who dared to dream…

by Farahnaz Zahidi January 3, 2014

eight men who committed the heinous crime have each been awarded 14 years prison term by the anti-terrorism court in Mirpurkhas. PHOTO: FILE

Success story: How a news story won a gang-rape victim justice

by Farahnaz Zahidi January 1, 2014

Bilal Tanweer’s book is set in the city of lights, which he calls home. PHOTO: AURANGZEB HANEEF

The storyteller: Between literature and life, he’d choose life any day

by Photo: Aurangzeb Haneef and Farahnaz Zahidi December 16, 2013