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USAID Investment Promotion Activity (IPA) to strengthen Pakistan's economy

Three skill trainings on advanced horticulture management begin at SKUAST-K

Srinagar: Sher-e-Kashmir University of Agricultural Sciences and Technology of Kashmir kick-started three one-week advanced skill training programs on advanced horticulture management of orchards at the Faculty of Agriculture, Wadura campus. The skill trainings are organised by SKUAST-K’s Division of Horticulture, Faculty of Agriculture under the sponsorship of Ministry of Micro, Small and Medium Enterprises (MSME), Govt of India, with an aim

Immediate steps be taken to shift tanneries

Over 14,000 visas extended unlawfully: 'Investigation into security nightmare gathering dust'

Top Story January 3, 2021 ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Interior’s inquiry team probing into Pakistan s massive visa scam has asked NAB to conduct a wide ranging probe into issuing visas to around 14,000 foreigners who allegedly got their travel documents processed by submitting either bogus, suspicious, forged, invalid, fake or incomplete credentials in the past three years. The inquiry conducted by a senior officer of the Ministry of Interior (MoI) has alarmed the government that the biggest visa scam has not only endangered the national security but has also put the reputation of the state institutions at stake. This [visa scam] is a fit case to be forwarded to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to dig out the extent of the official network, their corruption and most importantly to trace the assets and examine their lifestyle improvements, recommended the inquiry report prepared by Khalid Rasool, Joint Secretary Ministry of Interior.

Over 14,000 visas extended unlawfully:'Investigation into security nightmare gathering dust'

Top Story January 3, 2021 ISLAMABAD: The Ministry of Interior’s inquiry team probing into Pakistan’s massive visa scam has asked NAB to conduct a wide ranging probe into issuing visas to around 14,000 foreigners who allegedly got their travel documents processed by submitting either bogus, suspicious, forged, invalid, fake or incomplete credentials in the past three years. The inquiry conducted by a senior officer of the Ministry of Interior (MoI) has alarmed the government that “the biggest visa scam has not only endangered the national security but has also put the reputation of the state institutions at stake.” “This [visa scam] is a fit case to be forwarded to the National Accountability Bureau (NAB) to dig out the extent of the official network, their corruption and most importantly to trace the assets and examine their lifestyle improvements,” recommended the inquiry report prepared by Khalid Rasool, Joint Secretary Ministry of Interior.