Tag: Officers
Officers awarded degrees for completing SAAD, Ordnance School courses
KARACHI - The convocation and graduation ceremonies of the School of Army Air Defence (SAAD) and Ordnance School were held at Malir Cantonment on Friday.
According to an ISPR press release, officers who completed the Air Defence Staff Course-48 and Ordnance School Ammunition Technical Officer's Course-72, including those from friendly countries, were awarded degrees, certificates and medals on their outstanding performance. Thirty officers including two allied officers attended
According to an ISPR press release, officers who completed the Air Defence Staff Course-48 and Ordnance School Ammunition Technical Officer's Course-72, including those from friendly countries, were awarded degrees, certificates and medals on their outstanding performance. Thirty officers including two allied officers attended
PRSP trains officers for SRSCP
LAHORE - Scaling up Rural Sanitation for Child Protection and survival through WASH Project (SRSCP) of the Punjab Rural Support Program (PRSP) arranged one-day training of trainers of government officials in Kot Addu on Sunday. More than two hundred officers from PHED, education, health and TMA participated in the training.
PRSP Regional Manager Niaz Hussain briefed the participants about objectives and scope of the project. He said the project would address 36,720 households and
PRSP Regional Manager Niaz Hussain briefed the participants about objectives and scope of the project. He said the project would address 36,720 households and
PCS officers promoted after protest
LAHORE - The Punjab government promoted on Saturday 24 officers belonging to the Provincial Civil Service (PCS) and Provincial Secretariat Service (PSS) from BS-17 to BS-18.The board called its meeting after the officers belonging to the provincial service protested in front of the Services Secretary's office for not including their promotion cases on the promotion board's agenda
Officers protest at Civil Secretariat
LAHORE - The provincial service officers protested in the Punjab Civil Secretariat for not including the promotion cases of Provincial Civil Service (PCS) and Provincial Secretariat Service (PSS) officers on the agenda of the promotion board meeting held on Friday.
The provincial officers led by PCS Officers' Association President Rai Manzoor Nasir gathered in front of the services secretary's office to register their protest. They alleged that Punjab Chief Secretary Nasir
The provincial officers led by PCS Officers' Association President Rai Manzoor Nasir gathered in front of the services secretary's office to register their protest. They alleged that Punjab Chief Secretary Nasir
DMG officers pay tribute to AZK Sherdil
LAHORE - District Management Group Association (DMGA) arranged a ceremony at Civil Services Academy Lahore on Sunday to pay tribute to the services of former Bank of Punjab chairman late AZK Sherdil. Former State Bank of Pakistan governor Ishrat Hussain, Moeen Afzal, Jehangir Tareen, Khalid Sultan, former Inspector General of Police Tariq Saleem Dogar and other speakers commended the professional services of AZK Sherdil as a beacon of light for new officers and a DMG asset.
22 officers from Customs Group suspended
ISLAMABAD - The Federal Board of Revenue (FBR) has suspended 22 officers of the customs group accused of smuggling liquor.
According to a notification issued by FBR Headquarters, six officers of BPS-18, four officers of BPS-16 and 12 officers of BPS-15 have been suspended until further orders.
The BPS-18 who have been suspended include deputy collector Karachi Habib Ahmad, deputy director Karachi Moona Iffat Baloch, second secretary FBR Islamabad Abdul Hamid Murrawat, deputy
According to a notification issued by FBR Headquarters, six officers of BPS-18, four officers of BPS-16 and 12 officers of BPS-15 have been suspended until further orders.
The BPS-18 who have been suspended include deputy collector Karachi Habib Ahmad, deputy director Karachi Moona Iffat Baloch, second secretary FBR Islamabad Abdul Hamid Murrawat, deputy
POLIO AFFAIRS – ‘Health officers to be tested in next campaign’
Lahore - The next anti-polio campaign starting from March 7 will be a test for all district health officers (DHO) and zero tolerance would be adopted against poor performing officers, Punjab Health Secretary Fawad Hassan Fawad said on Saturday.
He was addressing the DHO conference. Fawad said that poor performance of officers would not be tolerated at the cost of sufferings of children.
The conference reviewed progress of various ongoing programmes including Mother,
He was addressing the DHO conference. Fawad said that poor performance of officers would not be tolerated at the cost of sufferings of children.
The conference reviewed progress of various ongoing programmes including Mother,
Sindh govt to stop officers’ hefty project allowances
KARACHI - The Sindh government will stop bureaucrats' allowances and incentive packages so that money could be saved for plugging and repairing flood protective bunds, sources in the Finance Department informed Pakistan Today.
Government officers working on various projects are drawing funds worth billions of rupees in the form of special allowances, project allowances and incentive packages. Sindh is dealing with one of the worst financial constraints following the floods that
Government officers working on various projects are drawing funds worth billions of rupees in the form of special allowances, project allowances and incentive packages. Sindh is dealing with one of the worst financial constraints following the floods that
Workshop stresses need to involve women police officers in active policing
LAHORE - A consultation workshop to develop a gender strategy for police organizations in the country was held on Tuesday at the Avari Hotel with the involvement of senior management officials in the Punjab Police.
Approximately 30 police officers participated from all parts of Punjab of which 13 were women.
The consultation was facilitated by the Gender Responsive Policing Project (GRPP) - a joint venture of the National Police Bureau (NPB) and German Agency for
Approximately 30 police officers participated from all parts of Punjab of which 13 were women.
The consultation was facilitated by the Gender Responsive Policing Project (GRPP) - a joint venture of the National Police Bureau (NPB) and German Agency for
Four grade 19 medical officers promoted to grade 20
ISLAMABAD - Prime Minister Syed Yousaf Raza Gillani on Saturday approved the recommendations of the Central Selection Board for the promotion of four officers from grade 19 to grade 20. The officers promoted to grade 20 include Deputy Executive Director Dr Seemin Jamali (BS-19) to Joint Executive Director (BS-20) in Jinnah Postgraduate Medical Centre (JPMC) Karachi, Associate Professor of Plastic Surgery Dr Nasir Zaman Khan (BS-19) to Professor of Plastic Surgery (BS-20) in JPMC
Four Foreign Service officers promoted
ISLAMABAD - Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Friday approved the recommendations of the Central Selection Board for promotion of four officers from Grade 20 to 21 and one from Grade 19 to 20. The Foreign Service including M Younis Khan, Rab Nawab Khan, Fiaz Muhammad Khoso and Muhammad Nawaz Chaudhry were promoted from Grade 20 to 21. After being promoted from grade 19 to grade 20, Syed Nawazish Ali Shah, Deputy Scientific Adviser, has been elevated to the post of Joint Scientific
140 section officers re-employed, SC told
ISLAMABAD - A seven-member special bench of the Supreme Court was informed on Tuesday that 140 section officers had been re-employed after retirement to meet the requirements. The bench comprising Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry, Justice Javed Iqbal, Justice Tassaduq Hussain Jillani, Justice Raja Fayyaz Ahmed, Justice Muhammad Sair Ali, Justice Ghulam Rabbani and Justice Khalilur Rehman Ramday, was hearing a suo motu case against alleged corruption in Haj arrangements.
Re-employed officers resignation an ‘eye-wash’
LAHORE - Resignation of seven officers which were "re-employed" by the Punjab government is a mere "eye-wash", as scores of such officers are still working in various government departments across Punjab, Pakistan Today has learnt. Seven important officials considered "dear" to the Punjab government resigned on Wednesday before hearing of the case at the Supreme Court on Thursday, as Punjab government spokesman Senator Pervaiz Rashid termed the resignations "in pursuance of the court
Commissioner asks officers to help people
SAHIWAL - Sahiwal Division Commissioner Qazi Muhammad Ashfaq has urged the public servants in the division to provide maximum relief to the general public and take steps to eradicate corruption and mismanagement from all government offices. "The government servants should dedicate themselves to the welfare agenda of the Punjab government and redress public complaints," he added.
He was addressing the government officers of all provincial and district government departments in his
He was addressing the government officers of all provincial and district government departments in his
SC orders force 7 re-employed officers to quit Punjab govt
LAHORE - Seven "dear ones" of the Punjab government given re-employment after retirement resigned on Wednesday to avoid any legal action. The resignations came in response to a Supreme Court ruling in January against the re-employment of retired officers. Moreover, the S&GAD had also sought details of all such employees in various government departments across Punjab.
Some of the officers offered re-employment contracts and who resigned on Wednesday are prosecution secretary Rana
Some of the officers offered re-employment contracts and who resigned on Wednesday are prosecution secretary Rana
PM approves promotions of PR, IB officers
ISLAMABAD - Prime Minister Yousuf Raza Gilani on Sunday approved the promotion of Shafiqullah, an officer of Pakistan Railways, from Grade 20 to Grade 21 and 11 officers of Pakistan Railways and Intelligence Bureau from Grade 19 to 20. These promotions were recommended by the Central Selection Board headed by Justice (retd) Rana Bhagwan Das.
The names of the officers approved for promotion from Grade 19 to 20 in Pakistan Railways are Ramzan Shah Gilani, Muhammad Saeed Khawar,
The names of the officers approved for promotion from Grade 19 to 20 in Pakistan Railways are Ramzan Shah Gilani, Muhammad Saeed Khawar,
NAECHS scam – sacking of 2 officers recommended
ISLAMABAD - The special parliamentary committee probing National Assembly Employees Cooperative Housing Society (NAECHS) scam has recommended termination of two top officials of the National Assembly Secretariat from service for their involvement in NAECHS scam.
These sacked officers, Deputy Secretary Tariq Ayub Khakwani and Joint Secretary Shahid Jilani, were already under suspension, Pakistan Today learnt reliably.
The special committee gave these recommendations in its
These sacked officers, Deputy Secretary Tariq Ayub Khakwani and Joint Secretary Shahid Jilani, were already under suspension, Pakistan Today learnt reliably.
The special committee gave these recommendations in its
