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The Services and General Administration Department, Punjab has directed the administrative departments to regularise the services of all in-service employees who were recruited under Rule 17-A. —Creative Commons/File MULTAN: The Services and General Administration Department, Punjab has directed the administrative departments to regularise the services of all in-service employees who were recruited under Rule 17-A of the Punjab Servants (Appointment and Condition of Service) Rules, 1974 from ...

FBR Directs Senior Officials to Stop Granting Additional Charge Positions The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has directed all Chief Commissioners and Director Generals (Inland Revenue) to stop granting additional charge positions to the officers in the field formations in violations of the government’s policy and laid down rules and regulations. In this regard, the FBR has issued instructions to the heads of the field formations on Monday to grant Additional Charge position to the officers wi...

Is the president. you heard it. what did you think? >> nothing. because it is just a personal opinion of the judge. there is no evidence in the courtroom in front of him to justify that kind of an opinion. it drew enormous headlines over the weekend because its a political narrative which trump supporters agree. its probably correct but it is irrelevant to his ruling on the matter. the matter was manafort moves to dismiss the indictment on the theory mueller doesnt have the jurisdiction to prose...

Qaeda has metastasized. >> james, thank you. the army says it has begun investigating the disappearance of sergeant bowe bergdahl from his post in afghanistan in 2009. he was released last month in exchange for five detainees from guantanamo bay. the army says, "the primary function of this investigation is to certain facts and report them to the appointing authority. these types of investigations are not uncommon and serve to establish the facts on the ground following an incident." some of his...

Though, he really didnt answer the question about his political ties. heres what we uncovered in michigan campaign finance records. thousands of dollars paid by the cox campaign to andrew shirvell. this goes back to, way back to 2002 to a campaign. consulting fees, pay roll fees and other campaign-related expenses. shirvell it turns out also worked on mr. coxs 2006 campaign. as for his job, attorney general cox described him as a front line grunt assistant prosecutor. he works in the offices app...