Imran Ayub is a Staff Reporter for the Dawn Group of Newspapers, focusing on national news in Pakistan. With a keen interest in politics and current affairs, Imran covers a wide range of topics including climate financing, political developments, transportation issues, and law and order situations.
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Karachi, Pakistan (Local)
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Imran Ayub's coverage is heavily focused on government and politics, particularly within the context of Pakistan. He primarily covers evolving political stories and government announcements, indicating a focus on breaking news related to political developments.
Given his emphasis on legal policy regulation as well, Imran may be interested in receiving pitches from experts or stakeholders with insights into legislative changes, government policies, and their impact on local governance and elections in Karachi specifically.
If you have expertise in Pakistani politics, especially relating to Karachi’s local governance issues or can provide insightful commentary on evolving political situations in Pakistan at large, your pitch would likely align well with Imran's coverage interests.
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Mayor terms collection a ‘big achievement’ for city
By: Imran Ayub
• Haleem Adil condemns action, says police being used as ‘PPP wing'
By: Imran Ayub
“Withholding funds for critical initiatives in the province, which contributes highest revenue to the federation, is a blatant injustice,” he said
KARACHI: The iconic globe across the Islamia College and Dawood University of Engineering and Technology will be...
KARACHI: Frustrated by what it perceives as continued “disrespect” despite being part of the ruling coalition and unmet commitments from the PML-N, the
By: Imran Ayub
“There are several open spaces in Karachi which were previously served as bus depots of the defunct Karachi Transport Corporation,” said a senior official.
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