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Rs619 7m released to pay mosque imams, minority clerics - Newspaper

The finance department said it had agreed to release Rs619.7 million through the re-appropriation of funds as the financial year 2021-22’s first quarter stipend for prayer leaders and minority leaders. Dawn/File PESHAWAR: The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government on Friday released Rs619.7 million funds for the payment of honorarium to mosque imams and religious leaders of minorities across the province. In a notification, the finance department said it had agreed to release Rs619.7 million through the re-appropriation of funds as the financial year 2021-22’s first quarter stipend for prayer leaders and minority leaders. Special assistant to the chief minister for Auqaf and religious affairs Zahoor Shakir told Dawn that the government had allocated Rs2.6 billion to pay stipend to mosque imams and minority leaders.

Govt releases all funds for ongoing projects on first day of new fiscal - Newspaper

Finance minister Taimur Saleem Jhagra said the release of the entire allocated funds would help change the country’s financial management approach. APP/File PESHAWAR: In an unprecedented move, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government released 100 per cent development funds for the approved ongoing projects on the first day of the financial year 2021-22 on Thursday. The released funds meant for both settled and merged tribal districts totalled Rs165 billion. Addressing a news conference at the Civil Secretariat here, finance minister Taimur Saleem Jhagra and spokesman for the government Kamran Khan Bangash said for the first time in the history of the country’s financial management, a government had released development funds altogether.

Edwardes College alumni want full-time principal, independent audit

June 30, 2021 PESHAWAR: The Edwardes College Alumni Network, a body of the former students of the Edwardes College Peshawar, has demanded the appointment of a full-time principal and an independent audit of the seat of learning. They were speaking at the Annual General Body meeting of the alumni body where a former student of the college and Advisor to the Chief Minister on Information and Higher Education, Kamran Khan Bangash was the chief guest. Among the prominent alumni were former vice-chancellors Prof Dr Azmat Hayat Khan, Prof Dr Ajmal Khan, Chairman, Pakistan Development Foundation, Muhammad Bilal Sethi, Edwardes College Alumni Network President, Syed Tehsin Shah and others besides hundreds of graduates.

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