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Atleast Pmln language is 100000 times better than Pti


this renovation has nothing to do with the 30 % cut govt has imposed on the expenditure. All institutions are going to manage the money after 30 % cut.


WHat Nisar is doing is a wrong way of spending money but its not a financial corruption !!!

So you're still somehow trying to justify this act, watch the video again and notice how the reporter says that these offices which are being renovated were already of world class standards luxurious offices. Tiles ukhaar kar new tiles lagwana kidhar ki simplicity hy? And Nisar is not some random person, he's Interior Minister of Pakistan, what message a common man like me will get about GOP's simplicity calls after getting such news?

And about 30% cut in PM house expenditure is not a 'just done' sort of stuff, its a process and we'll follow it closely and see how much expenditures are decreased as time passes and things unfold. PM ke kehne se 30% cut pooray saal ka ho nai gya, so stop jumping about it until its done. Its just announced as of yet.
 
Atleast Pmln language is 100000 times better than Pti


this renovation has nothing to do with the 30 % cut govt has imposed on the expenditure. All institutions are going to manage the money after 30 % cut.


WHat Nisar is doing is a wrong way of spending money but its not a financial corruption !!!

We still don't even know if this is true or not. Importantly, had there been a genuine case, this thing should have been picked up by media quickly. All we had was a video with work being done in a flat. Even Dawn TV which broke this news had no other details other than told by "Source". What was funny that even the reporter which was supposedly to have more details than the anchor on the issue also had no more clue than anchor herself. He kept repeating the same thing while answering the questions of anchor. I am not denying the possibility of being true, but no concrete follow up was made by either dawn news nor anybody else.
 
So you're still somehow trying to justify this act, watch the video again and notice how the reporter says that these offices which are being renovated were already of world class standards luxurious offices. Tiles ukhaar kar new tiles lagwana kidhar ki simplicity hy? And Nisar is not some random person, he's Interior Minister of Pakistan, what message a common man like me will get about GOP's simplicity calls after getting such news?

And about 30% cut in PM house expenditure is not a 'just done' sort of stuff, its a process and we'll follow it closely and see how much expenditures are decreased as time passes and things unfold. PM ke kehne se 30% cut pooray saal ka ho nai gya, so stop jumping about it until its done. Its just announced as of yet.

1) Read last time and then tell am I defending

2) You can keep an eye on these things as much as you like but you can't find how much expenditure is being reduced. At the end of day Budget deficit will tell you
 
Train will be built but not tomorrow It will take time


and to give message of simplicity he has decided to reduce the budget of his house and office by 45 % FORTY FIVE !!!

I am not expecting bullet train tomarrow……
and here we are talking about simplicity not about reducing gov expances and you can well compare our any leader with leaders and sahaba of Prophet(SAWW) reign…
well now don't say that i am expecting them to have life and character like sahabah but we all should hope & pray 4 best……:wave:

bhai @Jazzbot & @Tiger Awan 2no parties main bohat galat galat log bhi hain or thk bi hain soo don't make it an issue or yahan koi leader perfect ni hai sab kuch na kuch galat kar gattay hain and you should agree with me……:yu:
 
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Corruption in Nandi Poor Power Project. Also few other interesting points made by Rauf Kalasra.. :smokin:

@Leader @cb4 @nuclearpak
 
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Corruption in Nandi Poor Power Project. Also few other interesting points made by Rauf Kalasra.. :smokin:

@Leader @cb4 @nuclearpak

Yeah I saw the program.

Mian Mansha is N-league's Malik Riaz!

Ab dekhte hain PIA main kia gur khilaye ga!

So that's two scandals within a month, first the Hybrid car thing, now this. Not bad...not bad at all.
 
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Yeah I saw the program.

Mian Mansha is N-league's Malik Riaz!

Ab dekhte hain PIA main kia gur khilaye ga!

So that's two scandals within a month, first the Hybrid car thing, now this. Not bad...not bad at all.

apparently they are going to privatize PIA, and guess who is buying?? yup you guessed it right !!
 
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One year back PML-N was in opposition and now you are in opposition. Protest against Government is now your duty.
Abb Dekhtay hain tmhary leader mai kitna dum hai....
 
IMF loan, and we will get independence from loans...Pakistan will develop...lol
 
Anyone who thinks taking a loan is answer to every thing , is not really a leader or out of box thinker
 
have we counted the lastest Rana Masood one. it was told that inquiry report will come in 9 days . now it its 20 days
 
Performance: Story of successes and failures

LAHORE - Though PML-N missed major targets set in the manifesto for the May 2013 election over the last 5 year rule, it had a clear edge over the preceding government of PPP if not that of the Musharraf era when the GDP growth of the country at a time touched the envious figure of around seven percent.

Before the election 2013, PML-N had made strong commitment to overcoming the energy crisis, developing infrastructure, boosting the economy, improving agriculture, bringing reforms in education and health sectors, creating job opportunities, ensuring prompt justice and peace, increasing exports, introducing good governance and creating provincial harmony. But it failed to meet the target in many areas although headway was made in all.

In the wake of the 18th Amendment of the Constitution and end to the Concurrent List, the vital sectors like education and health and production of electricity to limited quantum along with maintenance of law and order were handed over to the provinces. As such the fulfillment of the PML-N promises had to come also through the provinces of which this party ruled the largest one, Punjab, which received the lion’s share of resources from the divisible pool.

The government did make efforts but not adequately, as the experts say. The major focus remained on electricity generation for which the party leaders initially set two years, then three and ultimately it fixed 2018 as the year to get rid of the electricity shortfall which had badly affected every area of the national life. It was, however, not clear yet whether the government would be able to eliminate power crisis next year despite the fact that the Chinese investment of $34 billion made in energy projects, is being stated pumping in more than 10,000MW to the national grid next year.


The promise to minimise the burden of foreign debts could not come true. Reports suggest the government over the four years obtained record foreign loans worth $ 25 billion and Rs 3,000 billion internal loans crossing the limit of the debt equity. Creation of jobs for unemployed remained short of commitment made in the manifesto. Reports suggest addition of two million jobless every year and the net increase in the number of unemployed as five million after four years with maximum number in Punjab. The government pumped huge Rs 342 billion in the agriculture sector that brought the agriculture out of negative productivity at the end of financial year 2016-17. The government, fulfilling a commitment, provided fertilisers, pesticides and agricultural implements at the subsidised rates to the growers.

The most hurting area was the export target which the party had promised to take over the imports, but the exports came down from $ 25 billion per annum to $ 20 billion while industrial growth also faced a decline from 8.5 percent growth to 5.2 over the last four years and the volume of foreign investment from other countries, except from China and Turkey, remained very disappointing. Over $ 34 billion imports created unfavourable trade balance which the government tried to narrow down by setting $ 24 billiom export target for the next year. Similarly, budget deficit continued to hit the economy which stands at 4.1 percent after four years of the N rule. Stock market remarkably touched 52,000 point and was linked to international portfolio while the state economy first time in the history reached $ 300 billion and efforts continued to keep the current account deficit at a reasonable level. Indeed, it is appreciable.

The government succeeded in bringing down the inflation from 13 percent of the preceding government to around 4 percent, but the other factors like direct taxes, agents’ role etc. did not fully transfer its benefits to the kitchen and daily-use items.


The millennium target set by the Unesco for the 100 percent enrollment of children to school till 2015 could not be achieved while promised spending of six percent on education also could not cross over two percent. Though health insurance scheme for the poor at the federal level was initiated, but the promised availability of healthcare to every citizen also remained a dream. Through the manifesto the party had promised to fix minimum salary at Rs 15,000 which it could enhance only from Rs 9,000 to 12,000 in the four years.

The government failed to revamp PIA and Pakistan Steel Mills, strapped by cumulative loans of over Rs 550 billion, which both continued to show a heavy burden on the national economy. Similarly, it also failed to curtail line losses and control theft of electricity although the manifesto had promised to take serious measures in this behalf. By linking the power tariff with the fuel adjustment, electricity price continued to fluctuate on the higher side.

As law and order was inevitably linked to control on terrorism and extremism in the country, a National Action Plan was shaped up with the cooperation of the army, which effectively worked to return peace to Karachi and curtail the incidents of terrorism, but no total control over the terror scourge could be achieved as political expediencies came in the way of total implementation of the plan. The promise made to provide speedy justice to the aggrieved remained a dream after the four years while accountability of the corrupt and big fish also could not take place and corruption at the lower level remained in practice in the face of the government claims to have abolished the evil at the top level.

In the IT sector, the government did make headway. The PML-N government in Punjab took the country ahead in this sector. Insufficient job opportunities and political uncertainly contributed to brain drain and flight of capital from the country.

Mining and exploration of natural resources was carried out, but at a larger scale in Balochistan where this treasure worth hundreds of billions of dollars exists.

After initial failures to attract various states of the world to invest in energy and other sectors of development, the government targeted China which entered a whopping $ 46 billion (now reaches $ 56 billion) China-Pakistan Economic Corridor (CPEC) project which is meant to meet not only the energy needs of the country but also to provide for infrastructural needs through the construction of about 2,300km road and railway link between Chinese city of Kashgar and Pakistan’s port of Gwadar with industrial zones throughout. Since agreement in April 2015, CPEC has become focus of economic development of the country, which covered 14 main areas of economic activity, investment prospects, agricultural uplift, tourism and other public-sector benefits through mutual cooperation of countries becoming part of this mega project. The completion of the project was envisioned in 2025, with meeting the energy needs of Pakistan by 2018, is a total Chinese investment, yet the PML-N terms it a game changer and a major source of economic turnaround of the country. The CPEC is now being considered a cornerstone of the national prosperity and development in the time to come.

The budget 2017-18 is the last of the PML-N government which carries incentives for servicemen, agriculturalists, industrialists and professionals, youth and the women, but how they meet the missed goals and narrow down the gap between the commitments and what was actually done by the N government remains to be seen. In the budget, record Rs 2.11 trillion has been earmarked for the Public Sector Development Programme which means putting huge money at the disposal of the party legislators obviously for development schemes to come closer to what was committed before the election. For the next fiscal year, the GDP growth target has been set at 6 percent although the government failed to achieve the same over the last four years.



 

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