Many thought that Karachi’s population had surpassed 20 million by now. But census results showed that it is actually a little less than 15 million. This discovery has not resonated well with many ...

Given its role as Pakistan’s economic engine, Karachi should be recognised as a national urban centre. Federal development ...

KARACHI: Distinguished architect and town planner Arif Hasan on Tuesday discussed several unique aspects of Karachi and said that there was an impression that population of the country’s commercial ...

With a doctorate in demography from Cornell University, USA Dr. Mehtab is a social scientist with more than four decades of experience in the US, UK and in Pakistan. In the US, he has been associated ...

In the next 15 years, Karachi will be the seventh most populous city of the world, forecasts a new Asian Development Bank (ADB) report, highlighting the urgency for making strategies to manage ...

KARACHI: While the urban population of Karachi division comprising six districts has increased by over 63 per cent since the previous census conducted in the country 19 years ago, a surge of over ...

Pakistan Bureau of Statistics (PBS) Sindh Director Munawar Munawar Ghanghro on Monday said that Karachi’s population had surpassed 17.87 million. Sharing the latest statistics with Geo News, Ghanghro ...

The total population in Karachi has surpassed 18.6 million after 2.6 million mover individuals were counted in the last 23 days during the ongoing 7th population census, according to the latest data ...

After being coaxed by the Supreme Court, the government has finally held the population census after a nineteen-year hiatus. The constitution demands that the census be held every ten years. The ...

KARACHI: Muttahida Qaumi Movement-Pakistan chief Farooq Sattar said on Sunday that the population of Karachi had been halved in the census results. Addressing a party rally at Liaquatabad Flyover on ...

Population growth and aging water system has led to a serious crisis. Some neighborhoods have had no water for over three months. Women and children have to walk miles to nearest water source.