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TME, OGDCL sign MoU
February 12, 2021
Islamabad : The Millennium Education (TME), Pakistan signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Oil & Gas Development Company Limited OGDCL Pakistan, says a press release.
The meeting was chaired on behalf of OGDCL by Jamal Nasir, Manager in-charge (HR) OGDCL and Chaudhry Faisal Mushtaq CEO The Millennium Education, and their colleagues.
The main objective of this Memorandum of Understanding is to promote academia industry linkages, corporate outreach and collaborations, and professional development. Both organisations mutually agreed to enhance cooperation in many areas including privileged education benefits for OGDCL employees nationwide and community support initiatives.
TME offered customised ‘privileged’ charges for the employees of OGDCL across the spectrum of institutions of RMS, Millennium Colleges, Future World Schools, The Little Millennium and TMUC.
Teachers ready for sit-in outside Parliament
Govt employees, pensioners, labourers threaten to protest over unmet demands as well
RAWALPINDI:
The teaching and non-teaching staff across Punjab have completed preparations to stage a sit-in outside Parliament House on February 10 (Wednesday), a spokesperson shared on Saturday. According to details, all educational offices and institutions would be shut down from Wednesday, they threatened.
It was learnt that teachers, clerks, and Grade-IV employees have started reaching Rawalpindi and to avert possible arrests, many of them have gone into hiding. It was stated that they will stay in schools and government offices until protest day.
Minister declares IPPs as ‘land mines’
Ayub informs NA annual capacity payments to reach Rs1,455 billion in 2023
ISLAMABAD:
Minister for Power Division Omar Ayub Khan on Thursday alleged that the Sindh government was backing certain influential people in electricity theft activities in the province.
Answering a question in the National Assembly, the minister said the Sindh government not only supported some influential people involved in power theft but also created hindrances in the registration of cases against them.
Ayub said the annual capacity payment to the Independent Power Producers (IPPs) was Rs185 billion in 2013, Rs468 billion in 2018 and Rs860 billion in 2020, and it would reach Rs1,455 billion in 2023.