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Mian Muhammad Nawaz Sharif I am so confused when I read this statement commented by a PTI worker on a Post. Now the floor is open to you read and comment that which statement is True and which one is False. Attaching the proof as a evidence will be very appreciable. I am sure that PTI's workers will be very enthusiastic to search and share with us. So lets start, Search, link the proof and share with us. We are waiting. LIST OF CORRUPTION NAWAZ SHARIF 1: Corruption of 55 Arab Rupees to London (BBC News Documentary) 2. Money laundring 43 Arab Rs to Saudi Arab (Capitalism's Acheles Heel Book) 3. Corruption of 40 Arab Rs in Motorway (BBC News documentry) 4. Corruption of 13.5 Arab Rs in Yellow Cab Scheme (Daily Jang 29.04.2013) 5. Corruption of 29 Arab Rs in Metro Bus Scheme ( Off the Record 05.03.2013) 6. Misused official resources causing a loss to the national exchequer of Rs 620 million by developing 1800 acres of land in Raiwind at state expense 7. Nawaz Sharif,

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Applications are invited from the suitable candidates (male/female) for appointment in Government of Pakistan, Ministry of Interior & Narcotics Control (Narcotics Control Division) HQ Anti Narcotics Force, Rawalpindi for the following posts:- Sub Inspector Assistant Stenotypist ASI Date Entry Operator UDC LDC Electric Wireman Constable Constable (Driver) Dispatch Rider Naib Qasid Orderly Mali Cook Sweeper Applications on the prescribed form, should be submitted to OIC Recruitment Cell, HQ Anti Narcotics Force, National Park Road Rawalpindi by 22 Sep 2014 the latest along with one passport size photograph, attested copies of educational testimonials, CNIC, Domicile and crossed postal pay order of Rs. 300/ in the name of HQ, Anti Narcotics Force Rawalpindi by post. Download Application Form   Advertisement in URDU | ePaper | DAWN.COM

Every worker who have to work at position like him deserve the basic tool for safety. I saw the above picture in a Facebook page with the description Pakistan needs such hard-working people. A railway worker tries to repair communication lines after the floods near the Chenab river in Chiniot. PHOTO: ONLINE I appreciate his efforts and salute him for his hard work but I am worry about the way he is working. He is a brave and hard worker but I am shocked that a person went on a top of pole without any # Safety -measures if he fall so think what will happen. Safety Must because your family is also waiting at home for you. We can overcome on this situation until we finish all the corrupt Managements in our govt departments. Its the duty of the Administration and Management to ensure that all the technician who have to work like this have all the safety tools for work. The Life of a Human is very precious especially the hard workers people like him. # WeSaluteYou and y

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The  Global Competitiveness Report 2014 - 2015  assesses the competitiveness landscape of 144 economies, providing insight into the drivers of their productivity and prosperity. The Report series remains the most comprehensive assessment of national competitiveness worldwide. It is being launched at a time when the global economy seems to be finally leaving behind the worst and longest-lasting financial and economic crisis of the last 80 years. However, this resurgence is moving at a less decisive pace than it has after previous downturns, and heightened risks looming on the horizon could derail the global recovery. Much of the growth in recent years has taken place because of the extraordinary and bold monetary policies in countries such as the United States, Japan, and the United Kingdom. As the economy improves in these countries, a normalization of monetary policy with tightening financial conditions could have an impact on both advanced and emerging economies. Mo