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SHO suspended for comments against Maryam - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

SHO suspended for comments against Maryam - Pakistan

SHO uploaded derogatory and abusive comments on his Facebook account against the PML-N leader.

Source: dawn.com
Mantra of civil service reforms: empty promises - Vimarsana News

Mantra of civil service reforms: empty promises

PTI had been most vociferous in its election campaign by according the highest priority to the change of system

Proctor Office issues guidelines for exhibition visit - Vimarsana News

Proctor Office issues guidelines for exhibition visit

 Aligarh : Aligarh Muslim University (AMU) Proctor, Prof Mohd Wasim Ali has categorically asked students to follow all preventive measures for Covid-19 containment while visiting the 'State Industrial and Agricultural Exhibition, Aligarh' schedu

Lawmakers demand withdrawal of new rules for ex-Pata Levies - Newspaper - Vimarsana News

Lawmakers demand withdrawal of new rules for ex-Pata Levies - Newspaper

Minister tells PA that panel formed to make recommendations on matter...

Source: dawn.com
Adviser to PM defends civil service reforms - Pakistan - Vimarsana News

Adviser to PM defends civil service reforms - Pakistan

Dr Ishrat Hussain conceded that “criticism was levied that the Task Force [on the reforms] was dominated by the PAS officers". — Photo by Tahir Jamal, White Star ISLAMABAD: Dispelling the impression that the recent civil service reforms are the brainchild of Pakistan Administrative Service (PAS), the powerful cadre of the bureaucracy, Adviser to the Prime Minister on Institutional Reforms Dr Ishrat Hussain has claimed that the reforms were finalised after over 60 consultative sessions and more than 1,900 officers contributed to the process. The federal government on Jan 21 announced the ...

Source: dawn.com