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PAC concerned over lack of internal audit in ministries
Committee chairman urges PM to take notice
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Farmers association demands resignations from ministers
Accuses federal and provincial ministries of failing to control locust situation
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Ministries will soon be paperless: Siddiqui
Federal IT minister stresses e-governance at 15th Build Asia Exhibition at Expo Centre
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134 top posts in 27 ministries still vacant
Top position of departments, companies right now held by acting in-charges
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PM Imran tightens screws on tardy ministries
Irked by delay, premier issues ‘red letter’ to ministries
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Incoming govt should fill key posts in economic ministries
Most important challenge is human deficit that reflects lack of competent economic managers
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Russian hacker group breached German ministries, took data
Germany's federal cyber protection agency had no immediate comment on the reports
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IHC restrains ministries from recruiting fresh employees
Suspends all advertisements till the next date of hearing
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Over 1,000 projects face delays and cost overruns: PAC
Federally-funded schemes worth Rs7.9tr behind schedule due to ill-planning, carelessness
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Rented office space for ministries costs Rs1 billion yearly
Delay in completion of federal secretariat building puts dent in public purse
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