KARACHI - Sindh Chief Minister Syed Murad Ali Shah attended the funeral prayer of great social worker and philanthropist Bilquis Edhi along with his cabinet members here
Believers around the world are celebrating the Eid Milad-un-Nabi on Tuesday (today). The Eid Milad-un-Nabi celebrations in Pakistan have witnessed an added zeal and fervour this year as the prime minister has directed the ministry of religious affairs to organize the celebrations in an unprecedented manner across the country. The day began with a 31-gun salute in the federal capital and 21-gun salutes in provincial capitals with the aim of paying homage to the Holy Prophet (PBUH), SAMAA TV reported. The government has declared a public holiday across the country. There will be religious processions in various cities. Public and private buildings, mosques, and streets across the .
The main procession of Eid Milad-un-Nabi (Peace Be Upon Him), Rabi-ul-Awwal 12 under strict security arrangements emerged from Memon Masjid to culminate at Nishter Park, after passing through on its traditional route here on Tuesday. Different processions which emerged from other parts of the city a ..
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The Karachi traffic police have issued a traffic diversion plan for the 12th Rabiul Awwal processions, which would emerge from Boulton Market on Tuesday. The traffic police specified the procession route and identified alternate ways that residents can take it. The procession routes will be closed with containers. The main procession would start at 3pm from Memon Masjid, Boulton Market which would go through MA Jinnah Road and end at Nishtar Park. A public meeting will be held at Nishtar Park at 5pm. Beginning from Monday, MA Jinnah Road has been blocked between Tibet Center and Mama Parsi School. The cut in front of the Radio Pakistan building for approaching Pakistan .
Some days after work, I stop by Paradise Store to pick up some medicines or groceries in Clifton or at Motta s across the road. There is a man in a yellow cap who has a little receipt booklet. Yesterday, he charged me Rs30 for my car. I argued with him, not because I don t think I should pay for parking, but because as far as I know, it is illegal. What makes me really angry is that this area at Schon Circle has been a mess for months. If they charged me for parking and used those funds to maintain the infrastructure, I would happily pay even double. You can see in the picture below that there is a giant hole in the road and the entire surface has been ripped out because they are osten.