Category : Government Policies


Govt Considers Outsourcing 3 Major Airports in Pakistan

The Pakistani government is evaluating options to outsource operations at three major airports to improve efficiency and infrastructure. This move aims to enhance service quality and attract investment in the aviation sector.

FIA May Tighten Policy on Deportees to Pakistan

The FIA is reviewing a stricter policy for Pakistani deportees, including mandatory registration and potential travel bans, to combat human trafficking and illegal migration. Learn the details.

PM Reviews Education, Health Reforms and Governance Roadmap

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif chaired a high-level review meeting on education, health reforms, and good governance. Key decisions include a national curriculum overhaul and a crackdown on illegal appointments. Discover the government's action plan.

Cabinet Approves Key Amendments to PPRA Ordinance

The federal cabinet has approved amendments to the PPRA Ordinance 2002, aiming to streamline public procurement, enhance transparency, and support local industry. Learn about the key changes and their impact.

70 MoIB Officers to Retire at Grade 19

A significant number of Ministry of Information and Broadcasting officers are set to retire at Grade 19, highlighting systemic promotion delays. Explore the implications for government service structure.

Punjab to Buy Only Electric Official Vehicles

Punjab government mandates a shift to electric vehicles for its official fleet, banning new petrol/diesel purchases. ACS Ahmed Raza Sarwar leads the initiative. #GreenPunjab #EVs

Pakistan's New National CVE Policy Launched

Pakistan's new National Counter Violent Extremism Policy aims to tackle radicalization through education, economic inclusion, and community engagement. Learn about the government's comprehensive strategy.

Punjab Education Dept Staff Barred from Politics

The Punjab School Education Department has issued a strict directive prohibiting all its employees from engaging in political activities. Violators will face disciplinary action under the PEEDA Act.

Pakistan's Outdated Naib Qasid Job Needs Modern Reform

A recent federal ad for a Naib Qasid, with duties like carrying files and serving tea, highlights Pakistan's outdated administrative model. Experts urge modernization to align with global standards of professionalism and efficiency. Read more.

Islamabad Moot Spotlights Anti-Corruption Reforms

A high-level conference in Islamabad emphasized strengthening Pakistan's anti-corruption framework, focusing on transparency, institutional reforms, and public trust. Learn about the key proposals.

GCU Hyderabad Observes Peshawar APS Attack Anniversary

Government College University Hyderabad solemnly marked the 10th anniversary of the Peshawar Army Public School tragedy. The event honored the martyrs and reinforced a national commitment to peace and education.

EPA bans old, unfit buses to reduce pollution

The Environmental Protection Agency has banned old and unfit buses from operating on roads to combat air pollution in major cities. This move aims to enforce vehicle fitness standards and improve air quality. Learn more about the new regulations.

Railways Minister Announces Modernization Plan

Federal Minister for Railways pledges to transform Pakistan Railways with modern trains, upgraded tracks, and new freight corridors to boost the national economy. Read the full plan here.

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