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Implementation Status of the Prime Minister Directive Under People's Works Program-II Executing Agency Pakistan Public Works Department 2012-13 Approved Directive/Schemes Funds Approve Date of d in Name of MNA Dirctive Cost % age of S.No Directive DDWP Amount Funds Funds Month Issued Schemes Date Directives In Million Released Utilized Implemted Schemes Implemented Consity No Distt:/ Implemented Directive Serial No. Concerned Division No of Directive Schemes partially No.Of Schemes Schemes Under Process 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 16 17 18 19 2012-13 Kyber Pakhtoon Khawa Peopel's Works Programme-II C:\Users\Ibrahim\Downloads\Detail for Beneficiaries.xls 1 ﻦﻣﺤﺭﻟﺍﺪﺒﻋ 2012-13 Approved Directive/Schemes Funds Approve Date of d in Name of MNA Dirctive Cost % age of S.No Directive DDWP Amount Funds Funds Month Issued Schemes Date Directives In Million Released Utilized Implemted Schemes Implemented Consity No Distt:/ Implemented Directive Serial No. Concerned Division No of Directive No.Of Schemes Schemes partially Schemes Under Process Sep 11.09.12 26.11.12 363 Dr.Arbab Alamgir Khan NA- 2 1 50.000 1 17 50.000 9 8 53 % 50.000 44.869 Nov 27.11.12 4.1.13 741 Noor Alam Khan NA- 3 1 50.000 1 10 50.000 7 3 - 50.000 Oct 17.10.12 12.11.12 NA- 45 CCD-III, 1 50.000 1 5 50.000 5 - 590 Muhammad Noor Ul Haq Peshawar Total (CCD-III, Peshawar) 3 150.000 3 32 150.000 9 15 8 100.000 44.869 Peopel's Works Programme-II C:\Users\Ibrahim\Downloads\Detail for Beneficiaries.xls 2 ﻦﻣﺤﺭﻟﺍﺪﺒﻋ 2012-13 Approved Directive/Schemes Funds Approve Date of d in Name of MNA Dirctive Cost % age of S.No Directive DDWP Amount Funds Funds Month Issued Schemes Date Directives In Million Released Utilized Implemted Schemes Implemented Consity No Distt:/ Implemented Directive Serial No. Concerned Division No of Directive No.Of Schemes Schemes partially Schemes Under Process NA- - Jan 16.1.13 5.1.13 897 Syed Zahir Ali Shah PK- 2 1 20.000 1 8 20.000 8 - 10.000 Oct 24.10.12 5.12.12 651 Syed Zahir Ali Shah PK- 2 1 15.000 1 11 15.000 1 10 9 % 15.000 8.732 CCD-II, NA- Peshawar Total (CCD-II, Peshawar) 2 35.000 2 19 35.000 1 10 8 25.000 8.732 NA- Sep 06.09.12 05.09.12 275 Haider Ali Shah NA- 16 1 50.000 1 7 50.000 7 100 % 50.000 48.997 Nov 02.11.12 05.12.12 655 Haider Ali Shah NA- 16 1 40.000 1 4 40.000 3 1 75 % 25.000 24.997 Sep 01.09.12 14.9.12 177 Istaqbal Khan NA- 28 1 39.900 1 6 39.900 6 100 % 39.900 39.900 Nov 01.11.12 05.12.12 658 Istaqbal Khan NA- 28 1 39.630 1 7 39.630 5 2 71 % 23.630 23.630 Nov 21.11.12 05.12.12 735 Istaqbal Khan NA- 28 1 10.370 1 1 10.370 1 100 % 10.000 10.000 Mar 6.3.13 9.3.13 1024 Ramesh Lal NA- 334 1 50.000 1 4 50.000 4 - Dec 03.12.12 5.11.12 627 Ramesh Lal NA- 334 CCD-I, Peshawar 1 100.000 1 20 100.000 20 100 % 100.000 100.000 Nov 01.11.12 5.11.12 664 Amar Jeet Malhotra Senator 1 55.000 1 3 55.000 3 - Aug 08.08.12 5.9.12 30 Ramesh Lal NA- 334 1 11.000 1 2 11.000 2 100 % 11.000 10.700 Total (CCD-I, Peshawar) 9 395.900 9 54 395.900 44 10 259.530 258.224 NA- - - This Directive Has been Cancelled vide Directive No.472 dated 5.10.12 Oct 01.10.12 472 Sardar Shah Jahan Yousaf NA- 20 1 (Transferred to TMA Mansehra) 19.3.13 1003 Moulana Fazal UR Rehman NA- 26 12.292 1 1 12.292 1 - 12.292 Nov 01.11.12 680 Mazhar Ali Qasam Notable 1 50.000 - - Nov 05.11.12 5.12.12 699 Abdul Nabi Bangash Senator 1 2.000 1 1 2.000 1 - Jan 21.1.13 27.3.13 909 Muhammad Tarique Khan Swati Notable 1 30.000 1 14 20.000 14 - 20.000 CCD, Abbottabad Mar 31.03.13 19.03.13 938 Syed Ahmed Hussain Shah PK- 54 1 15.000 1 22 15.000 22 - 10.000 Total (CCD, Abbottabad) 5 109.292 4 38 49.292 38 42.292 Peopel's Works Programme-II C:\Users\Ibrahim\Downloads\Detail for Beneficiaries.xls 3 ﻦﻣﺤﺭﻟﺍﺪﺒﻋ 2012-13 Approved Directive/Schemes Funds Approve Date of d in Name of MNA Dirctive Cost % age of S.No Directive DDWP Amount Funds Funds Month Issued Schemes Date Directives In Million Released Utilized Implemted Schemes Implemented Consity No Distt:/ Implemented Directive Serial No. Concerned Division No of Directive No.Of Schemes Schemes partially Schemes Under Process Aug 31.08.12 14.09.12 162 Engr.Muzaffar Ul Mulk NA- 29 1 50.000 1 3 50.000 3 100 % 50.000 49.500 Nov 01.11.12 05.12.12 669 Engr.Muzaffar Ul Mulk NA- 29 1 25.000 1 3 25.000 3 100 % 25.000 25.000 Sep 05.09.12 14.09.12 218 Syed Allauddin NA- 30 1 50.000 1 12 50.000 12 100 % 50.000 50.000 Sep 11.09.12 14.09.12 366 Syed Allauddin NA- 30 1 50.000 1 4 50.000 4 100 % 50.000 50.000 Sep 10.09.12 14.09.12 319 Najam UD Din Khan NA- 33 1 40.000 1 8 40.000 8 100 % 40.000 40.000 Oct 08.10.12 05.01.13 439 Najam UD Din Khan NA- 33 1 30.000 1 2 30.000 2 100 % 30.000 30.000 Sep 10.09.12 14.09.12 365 Malik Azmat Khan NA- 34 1 100.000 1 22 100.000 22 100 % 100.000 100.000 Aug 15.08.12 05.09.12 53 Lal Muhammad Khan NA- 35 1 50.000 1 21 50.000 21 100 % 50.000 50.000 Sep 11.09.12 05.12.12 359 Lal Muhammad Khan NA- 35 1 100.000 1 25 100.000 25 100 % 100.000 99.500 Dec 29.12.12 29.12.12 645 Saleem Khan PK- 89 1 20.000 1 40 20.000 40 100 % 20.000 20.000 CCD, Batkhela Jan 21.1.13 4.2.13 905 Saleem Khan PK- 89 1 20.000 1 15 20.000 11 4 73 % 10.000 10.000 Nov 07.11.12 29.12.12 701 M.Anwar Khan PK- 91 1 20.000 1 10 20.000 10 100 % 20.000 20.000 Jan 16.1.13 4.2.13 890 M.Anwar Khan PK- 91 1 20.000 1 10 20.000 5 5 50 % 10.000 10.000 Nov 12.11.12 04.02.13 713 Malik Badshah Saleh Khan PK- 92 1 20.000 1 10 20.000 10 100 % 20.000 20.000 Jan 16.1.13 14.03.13 891 Malik Badshah Saleh Khan PK- 92 1 20.000 1 10 20.000 5 5 50 % 10.000 10.000 Jan 16.1.13 04.02.13 892 Nawab Zada M Zeb Khan PK- 94 1 20.000 1 3 20.000 3 100 % 20.000 20.000 Oct 10.10.12 04.02.13 556 Muhammad Zamin Khan PK- 96 1 20.000 1 8 20.000 8 100 % 20.000 20.000 Jan 16.1.13 05.12.12 893 Muhammad Zamin Khan PK- 96 1 20.000 1 3 20.000 1 2 33 % 10.000 10.000 Jan 16.1.13 4.2.13 894 Zafar Ullah Khan PK- 97 1 20.000 1 3 20.000 2 1 67 % 10.000 10.000 Oct 25.10.12 05.11.12 648 Zafar Ullah Khan PK- 97 1 20.000 1 3 20.000 3 100 % 20.000 20.000 Oct 24.10.12 5.12.12 641 Syed Muhammad Ali Shah PK- 98 1 20.000 1 12 20.000 12 100 % 20.000 20.000 Jan 16.1.13 4.2.13 895 Syed Muhammad Ali Shah PK- 98 1 20.000 1 3 20.000 2 1 67 % 10.000 10.000 Nov 01.11.12 5.12.12 654 Muhammad Hamayun Khan PK- 99 1 20.000 1 4 20.000 4 100 % 20.000 20.000 Jan 16.1.13 4.2.13 896 Muhammad Hamayun Khan PK- 99 Batkhela CCD, 1 20.000 1 10 20.000 6 4 60 % 10.000 10.000 Nov 01.11.12 5.11.12 661 Zahida Khan Senator 1 100.000 1 13 100.000 13 - Dec 29.12.12 29.12.12 157 Zahida Khan Senator 1 15.000 1 3 15.000 3 100 % 15.000 15.000 Total (CCD, Batkhela) 26 910.000 26 260 910.000 225 35 740.000 739.000 NA- - - Sep 05.09.12 230 230 Mohammad Kamran Khan NA- 40 1 100.000 1 34 100.000 34 100 % 100.000 100.000 Oct 18.10.12 597 597 Mohammad Kamran Khan NA- 40 1 50.000 1 17 50.000 17 - Oct 17.10.12 14.9.12 584 Zafar Beg NA- 47 1 50.000 1 11 50.000 11 - 314 Zafar Beg NA- 47 3 30.000 3 100 % 30.000 29.712 04.10.12 5.11.12 503 Akram Masih Gill NA- 340 CCD, Bannu 3 30.000 3 100 % 30.000 29.027 NA- Total (CCD, Bannu) 3 200.000 3 68 260.000 40 28 160.000 158.739 NA- Sep 07.09.12 14.9.12 314 Zafar Beg NA- 47 1 100.000 1 11 70.000 11 100 % 70.000 68.754 Feb 27.2.13 19.03.13 1004 Moulana Ata Ur Rehman NA- 25 1 70.000 1 2 70.000 2 - 70.000 Feb 27.2.13 19.03.13 1003 Moulana Fazal UR Rehman NA- 26 1 87.708 1 2 87.708 2 - 87.708 CCD, Dera CCD, Dera Ismail Khan NA- Total (CCD, D.I.Khan) 3 257.708 3 15 227.708 11 4 227.708 68.754 Peopel's Works Programme-II C:\Users\Ibrahim\Downloads\Detail for Beneficiaries.xls 4 ﻦﻣﺤﺭﻟﺍﺪﺒﻋ 2012-13 Approved Directive/Schemes Funds Approve Date of d in Name of MNA Dirctive Cost % age of S.No Directive DDWP Amount Funds Funds Month Issued Schemes Date Directives In Million Released Utilized Implemted Schemes Implemented Consity No Distt:/ Implemented Directive Serial No.
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    PART III] THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., JAN. 14, 2020 49(1) ISLAMABAD, TUESDAY, JANUARY 14, 2020 PART III Other Notifications, Orders, etc. NATIONAL ASSEMBLY SECRETARIAT Islamabad, the 10th January, 2020 No. F. 23(75)/2018-Lagis.—The following Reports were presented in the National Assembly on 8th January, 2020:— REPORT OF THE STANDING COMMITTEE ON INTERIOR ON THE NATIONAL DATABASE AND REGISTRATION AUTHORITY (AMENDMENT) BILL, 2019 I, Chairman of the Standing Committee on Interior, have the honour in present this report on the Bill further to amend the National Database and Registration Authority Ordinance, 2000, (VIII of 2000) [The National Database and Registration Authority (Amendment) Bill, 2019] (Private Member‘s Bill) referred to the Committee on 24th January, 2019:— 2. The Committee comprises the following:— 49(1—72) Price : Rs. 100.00 [5040(2020)/Ex. Gaz.] 49(2) THE GAZETTE OF PAKISTAN, EXTRA., JAN. 14, 2020 [PART III 1. Raja Khurram Shahzad Nawaz Chairman 2. Mr. Sher Akbar Khan Member 3. Mehar Ghulam Muhammad Lali Member 4. Mr. Raza Nasrullah Member 5. Khawaja Sheraz Mehmood Member 6. Mr. Rahat Aman Ullah Bhatti Member 7. Malik Karamat Ali Khokhar Member 8. Sardar Talib Hassan Nakai Member 9. Ms. Nafeesa Inayatullah Khan Khattak Member 10. Mr. Muhammad Akhtar Mengal Member 11. Nawabzada Shah Zain Bugti Member 12. Malik Sohail Khan Member 13. Syed Iftikhar Ul Hassan Member 14: Mr. Mohammad Pervaiz Malik Member 15. Mr. Nadeem Abbas Member 16. Ms. Marriyum Aurangzeb Member 17. Syed Agha Rafiullah Member 18. Nawab Muhammad Yousaf Talpur Member 19. Mr. Abdul Qadir Patel Member 20.
  • 1. Politics of Pragmatism in Pakistan, Iqbal Chawala

    1. Politics of Pragmatism in Pakistan, Iqbal Chawala

    The Politics of Pragmatism inPakistan:A Case Study of thePakistan People’s Party Muhammad Iqbal Chawla ∗ Aman Ullah ∗∗ ABSTRACT The recent comeback of PPP on the national political scene has attracted the attention of many writers and historians to analyze this phenomenon. The PPP had suffered a decline following the 2013 elections and its support of the PML (N) for continuation of the democratic era in Pakistan. So its recent revival and re-emergence on the national scene in which it was a partner in toppling the Balochistan government and participated actively in the Senate elections of 2018 is being looked at closely by the political analysts and pundits. From here on, it seems that the PPP might end up playing a frontline role in the 2018 elections. Therefore, this study attempts to understand the role of Pakistan People’s Party, hereafter the PPP, in the political history of Pakistan. The underlying hypothesis of the study is that though in the era of Z. A. Bhutto (1967-1979) the PPP might have been regarded as an ideological party but after its founder leader’s death it adopted an approach of ∗ Dean, Faculty of Arts & Humanities, Chairman, Department of History & Pakistan Studies, University of the Punjab, Lahore, Pakistan. ∗∗ Assistant Professor, University Law College, University of the Punjab, Lahore. 2 Pakistan Journal of History and Culture, Vol.XXXIX, No.1, 2018 pragmatism. The PPP completed its fifty years in 2017 and since its inception,it has either been the ruling or the main opposition party of the country. Since the party’s initiation, the politics of Pakistan has revolved around it in one way or the other.