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LAHORE, July 18: Various urgent issues were pending awaiting decision by the Punjab cabinet which since its inception early last month only met to approve the provincial budget 2013-14 and to get introduced.
Officials attribute this delay in taking up some vital issues of the province on the cabinet`s part to the Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif`s preoccupation with certain matters in Islamabad and his recent tour to China along with his elder brother and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
`The chief minister shuttlesbetween Lahore and Islamabad very often and is handling many important matters there,` an official said.
The cabinet`s approval is necessary for all major actions in a province under the law.
Officials said the urgent matters awaiting cabinet`s decision include the policy on agriculture income tax which had been formulated by the Board of Revenue (BoR) under direction from the federal government.
Another such matter was the approval of the ordinanceseeking amendments to the Police Order 2002, allowing the provincial government to recruit sub-inspectors for revamping the police department, and simplifying the procedure for changing investigation of cases.
Yet another issue was the regularisation of the lady health visitors which the province was supposed to handle in the light of the 18th Amendment.
`And there is no indication of any cabinet meeting being held soon,` an official said on the condition of anonymity.
Cabinet work `low` on CM`s priority | ePaper | DAWN.COM
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Mian sahib, is say behtar tha aap MNA ki seat hi rakhtay.
Pathetic. Har jaga fixy ho jata hai. ISI meeting, giving orders to WAPDA< interfering in Ministry of Power, foreign relations...
Officials attribute this delay in taking up some vital issues of the province on the cabinet`s part to the Chief Minister Shahbaz Sharif`s preoccupation with certain matters in Islamabad and his recent tour to China along with his elder brother and Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif.
`The chief minister shuttlesbetween Lahore and Islamabad very often and is handling many important matters there,` an official said.
The cabinet`s approval is necessary for all major actions in a province under the law.
Officials said the urgent matters awaiting cabinet`s decision include the policy on agriculture income tax which had been formulated by the Board of Revenue (BoR) under direction from the federal government.
Another such matter was the approval of the ordinanceseeking amendments to the Police Order 2002, allowing the provincial government to recruit sub-inspectors for revamping the police department, and simplifying the procedure for changing investigation of cases.
Yet another issue was the regularisation of the lady health visitors which the province was supposed to handle in the light of the 18th Amendment.
`And there is no indication of any cabinet meeting being held soon,` an official said on the condition of anonymity.
Cabinet work `low` on CM`s priority | ePaper | DAWN.COM
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Mian sahib, is say behtar tha aap MNA ki seat hi rakhtay.
Pathetic. Har jaga fixy ho jata hai. ISI meeting, giving orders to WAPDA< interfering in Ministry of Power, foreign relations...
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You should have heard the part where Sheikh Rashid said he visits Ishratul Ibad and Babur Ghaur's house for dinner. Remember the words also on television where he said he would try to bring PTI and MQM close into alliance against PML-N.
Damn sometimes its not always good to be too blunt
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'Ghair Riwayiti zaraye say bijli ka hasool sasta hai'.
That is a totally wrong and misleading statement. Let's take the example of solar for example. If you install solar plants in a city, the electricity would cost you anywhere from 14-19 rupees per unit.
The selling point of solar is clean, renewable energy and free resources. But it isn't all that cheap if you want to install it in a established city. It is viable though for an isolated town in Balochistan.
That is a totally wrong and misleading statement. Let's take the example of solar for example. If you install solar plants in a city, the electricity would cost you anywhere from 14-19 rupees per unit.
The selling point of solar is clean, renewable energy and free resources. But it isn't all that cheap if you want to install it in a established city. It is viable though for an isolated town in Balochistan.
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Punjab govt to spend Rs 7.53b on free medicines
The Punjab government is spending funds to uplift the health sector and free medicines worth Rs 7.53 billion would be provided in government hospitals to the poor during the current fiscal year. This was stated by Punjab Minister Health Khalil Tahir Sindhu while presiding over a high-level meeting on Wednesday. Punjab Health Secretary Hassan Iqbal, Health Development Additional Secretary Usman Ali Khan and others officers also attended the meeting. The minister said as compared to the previous year, the incumbent Punjab government had provided 19 percent additional budget for the provision of health services in Punjab, and more than Rs 1 billion additional funds had been allocated for the provision of free medicines in the government hospitals. He directed that Health Department to evolve strict monitoring system to check the provision of free medicines to the deserving patients.
- See more at: Punjab govt to spend Rs 7.53b on free medicines | Pakistan Today | Latest news | Breaking news | Pakistan News | World news | Business | Sport and Multimedia
The Punjab government is spending funds to uplift the health sector and free medicines worth Rs 7.53 billion would be provided in government hospitals to the poor during the current fiscal year. This was stated by Punjab Minister Health Khalil Tahir Sindhu while presiding over a high-level meeting on Wednesday. Punjab Health Secretary Hassan Iqbal, Health Development Additional Secretary Usman Ali Khan and others officers also attended the meeting. The minister said as compared to the previous year, the incumbent Punjab government had provided 19 percent additional budget for the provision of health services in Punjab, and more than Rs 1 billion additional funds had been allocated for the provision of free medicines in the government hospitals. He directed that Health Department to evolve strict monitoring system to check the provision of free medicines to the deserving patients.
- See more at: Punjab govt to spend Rs 7.53b on free medicines | Pakistan Today | Latest news | Breaking news | Pakistan News | World news | Business | Sport and Multimedia
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What more do you expect from this Indian Agent Mian Ghaddar Sharif??
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