Tag: Nepotism

Rocky road ahead The US-Egypt relationship is on the rocks. If it is to be salvaged, both sides will need to change course and pay...

All roads, it seems, lead to the apex court After a torrid discussion with someone whose analytical excellence and intellect I hold in high esteem,...

The honourable Supreme Court has ordered to purchase diesel from petrol pumps for railway engines to run the trains if Pakistan Railways is unable...

Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has issued a clarification on a news item published in Profit on June 24 titled “SECP pushes...

Securities and Exchange Commission of Pakistan (SECP) has issued a clarification on a news item published in Profit on June 24 titled “SECP pushes...

Former national and WAPDA coach Shahjahan Latif has expressed his shock over the treatment given to the WAPDA female table tennis players which led...

The Pakistan Muslim League-Nawaz (PML-N) has begun to develop what could be irreparable cracks within the party on the nomination of Ishaq Dar for...

National Assembly (NA) Deputy Speaker Faisal Karim Kundi was accused of nepotism by a Frontier Constabulary (FC) commandant on Tuesday, as the Senate Standing...

PESHAWAR - The massive corruption and favouritism in the country has played havoc with talented and educated people spoiled their future, a survey conducted by Pakistan Today said. According to the survey, influential people have divided vacant posts among their kith and kin while there is no job for poor educated youth.
Bright future for their children is the dream of parents. They make vigorous efforts and offer many sacrifices for their education. In view of the corruption and

LAHORE: The Punjab government is planning to conduct a large-scale investigation into charges of corruption, nepotism, abuse of power and financial mismanagement in the Lahore Development Authority (LDA), Pakistan Today has learnt.
The LDA has come under fire after surfacing of tendering scandals, faulty commercialisation policy, manipulation in 100 plots for LDA employees, silence over action against illegal housing schemes, missing files regarding high-rising buildings,

KARACHI: The 2008-10 Sindh government project "Promotion of Kitchen Gardening in Rural Areas", a victim of nepotism and corruption, is incomplete to date, an official asking not to be named told the Pakistan Today.
The scheme cost Rs 19.217 million and was aimed at promoting kitchen gardening amongst rural women by providing technical and financial assistance and imparting education about disease and pest control.
Six resource people were nominated from the Sindh