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Karachi’s e-challan system made operational; Fines of 13 million rupees imposed in just six hours

The minimum fine in the new system is Rs 5,000, which can be reduced by 50% if paid within 14 days. Accustomed to the relaxed enforcement of traffic laws in Karachi, city dwellers had a rude awakening when the famous traffic control and citation system became operational. Barely six hours after its launch in the […]

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Fire near Karachi University brought under control; rescue teams recover body

Secure university departments; makeshift shelters near fire site evacuated as precaution, officials say University of Karachi. Photo: File A fire that broke out in the bushes behind Karachi University on Tuesday evening quickly intensified before being brought under control after several hours of fighting the fire. One person died of suffocation during the incident, emergency

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Bad roads in Karachi cause back pain among bikers

Health experts recommend prevention over treatment as cases of slipped discs and sciatica rise Traffic jam between Baloch Colony Expressway and Qayyumabad Chowrangi in Karachi on Thursday. PHOTO: EXPRESS For millions of Karachiites, motorcycles remain the most affordable and efficient means of transportation. However, health experts say the city’s dilapidated infrastructure and poor roads, riddled

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IoBM remains closed for second day due to harassment controversy, classes to resume Wednesday

KARACHI: The Institute of Business Management remained closed Tuesday for the second consecutive day after the student organization continued its protests against the expulsion of a student by the administration who claimed she was harassed by university staff. The protest began on Monday, leading to the suspension of physical classes, but online classes took place,

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Canada cuts study permits for 2025, here’s what it means for students

Canada’s approval of new international student permits has plunged to its lowest level in a decade, even deeper than during the COVID-19 shutdown. Ottawa’s strict caps on post-secondary admissions are behind the decline, according to new data from ApplyBoard. The platform projects that the federal government will only approve 80,000 new study permits in 2025,

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