The Oil and Gas Development Company Limited (OGDCL) administration has been accused of making some illegal appointments.
Sources told MT on Friday that OGDCL, management violated its recruitment and selection policy and hired junior level persons with insufficient experience, against some post, which were not advertised thus violating merit, seniority, and competence.
What comments will you offer against such mal-practices prevailing??
Saturday, December 12, 2009
ILLEGAL APPOINTMENTS IN OGDCL-PAKISTAN
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Thursday, December 10, 2009
Tuesday, December 08, 2009
WHO THE "NRO" BENEFICIARIES ARE???
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On the first day of hearing of petitions challenging Nation Reconciliation Ordinance (NRO) ... the amnesty deal that has shielded the President, Federal Ministers and several senior serving officials from corruption charges---the Supreme Court of Pakistan called for authentic list of its beneficiaries from National Accountability Bureau (NAB).
Chief Justice Iftikhar Muhammad Chaudhry while observing on Monday, 7 Dec 2009 " We want to know who the beneficiaries are, and the exact amount of benefit the received in terms of money"
The Chief Justice wants to know about only the money????? So what would be for other including murderers, malpractitioners and misappropriators????
What do you say...................?
TV means Television Channels OR Terrorist Victory Channles?
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The role of Pakistani private TV Channels has become more ridicules than their basic goals. If a bomb blasts any where in Pakistan, these TV Channels advertise terrorists victories over innocent people. These TV Channels, by their broadcasting such events, point out terrorists to goodluck or go ahead.
What do you think about???
Saturday, April 25, 2009
Tickets please!
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A perilous (and free) ride home for Muslim pilgrims in Pakistan
The word overcrowding doesn't quite do it.
Hanging from doors, sitting on the roof and clinging to buffers, rails and handles, hundreds of pilgrims somehow managed to find a space aboard this train in Pakistan.
Commuters in Britain might grumble about packed carriages and late arrivals, but for these passengers just finding a perch on the groaning train was enough.
And yet, judging by their smiles and waves, the battle for space was a pretty good-natured affair.
Hold on tight! Muslims pilgrims cling on to a train leaving the ancient city of Multan in Pakistan
The crowds were returning home at the end of the three-day Sunni Muslim festival in the ancient city of Multan.
The Sixth biggest city in Pakistan with a population of 3.8million, Multan is also known as the City of Saints and is a key religious centre for Muslims in southern Asia.
Organisers of the event claim it is the second largest gathering of Muslims in the world after the Hajj in the Holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
The annual festival is organised by Dawat-e-Islami, which claims to be a non-political religious 'international propagational movement'.
It says its principle objective is to preach and guide Muslims to act upon the teachings of the Holy Quran.
The word overcrowding doesn't quite do it.
Hanging from doors, sitting on the roof and clinging to buffers, rails and handles, hundreds of pilgrims somehow managed to find a space aboard this train in Pakistan.
Commuters in Britain might grumble about packed carriages and late arrivals, but for these passengers just finding a perch on the groaning train was enough.
And yet, judging by their smiles and waves, the battle for space was a pretty good-natured affair.
Hold on tight! Muslims pilgrims cling on to a train leaving the ancient city of Multan in PakistanThe crowds were returning home at the end of the three-day Sunni Muslim festival in the ancient city of Multan.
The Sixth biggest city in Pakistan with a population of 3.8million, Multan is also known as the City of Saints and is a key religious centre for Muslims in southern Asia.
Organisers of the event claim it is the second largest gathering of Muslims in the world after the Hajj in the Holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia.
The annual festival is organised by Dawat-e-Islami, which claims to be a non-political religious 'international propagational movement'.
It says its principle objective is to preach and guide Muslims to act upon the teachings of the Holy Quran.
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