Junaid khan

What is the utmost end of the sought? Finding the seeker.

[Junaid khan @junaidkhnswati]

Only team to beat france is spain. They l slow down the game to their tempo. #fifa #worldcup2026 #EspañaFrancia

[Junaid khan @junaidkhnswati]

Stokes you beauty

[Nadeem Haque @nadeemhaque]

A Typical DMG Career: The Quiet Ladder

Young Ahmed clears the CSS exam and enters the Civil Services Academy in Lahore. For two years he lives inside a pressure cooker of lectures, drills, and endless networking. His batch quickly forms tight “tribes” — lifelong alliances that will decide postings, favours and promotions for decades. This tribe or family will stay in power for the next 30+ years

After the academy he spends three hard years in the field as Assistant Commissioner: revenue courts, law-and-order crises, angry crowds and politicians. The district teaches him how Pakistan actually runs.

By his mid-thirties the system rewards the sharp ones. Eighty percent of ambitious officers secure scholarships to Harvard, Oxford, LSE or similar. Ahmed returns with a foreign degree, polished English and a valuable international contact book. He is now fully westernized and indirectly wired to take debt and follow western consultants

Back home he hunts “project” postings. Many move to donor-funded programmes — World Bank, ADB, FCDO, USAID — either on deputation or full secondment. The salary is better, the work cleaner, the reports international. No matter if more debt is required. Not his problem. Besides the consultants give him clean advice that he learnt at Harvard etc

By now he has also secured a spacious GOR house in Lahore that, with the right connections, he will not vacate for the next thirty or forty years.

A few years later he angles for an overseas slot: Commercial or Economic Counsellor in an embassy, or a position at the WTO or some other such agency.

After three to five rewarding years abroad he returns as Joint or Additional Secretary. With luck he reaches full Secretary rank, controlling large budgets and key policies.

In these golden years he quietly but aggressively cultivates donor representatives. Conferences, study tours and quiet dinners build the bridge.

When retirement arrives — or even early retirement — consulting contracts, advisory roles and well-paid door-opener positions appear. Donors need exactly these men: insiders who know every file, every approval route and every decision-maker.

What should we expect? A highly internationalised bureaucracy whose career incentives are shaped as much by foreign aid ecosystems as by national interest.

Who do they ultimately serve? The Government of Pakistan on paper; the revolving door of donors and multilateral organisations in practice.

Conflict of interest? Significant and largely unaddressed.

This is why experts like Stefan Dercon remain in high demand. For a few hundred million pounds over the years, Britain and other donors have built deep influence inside Pakistan’s elite bureaucracy. The system is not “owned,” but it is skilfully rented.

[Tactical Tipu @Tactical_Tipu]

⚠️ Alert : MOU not final yet. Following documents are still pending.

1. CNIC Copies of Trump and Pezeshkian
2. Attestation by 17 Grade Officer
3. 02 Passport Size Photos Each
4. Police Verification
5. Rs.50 Stamp Paper

[Junaid khan @junaidkhnswati]

@TMChowk Sath tiktok team b hoti haina sir ki pind main logun ko btana hoga

[Junaid khan @junaidkhnswati]

“Bibi” i hope it satisfied his ego. Clowns everywhere, videos like these make me question my career choice.

[Dr Danish Malik @doc_danish_]

Govt hospital visits are fine, but these clown bureaucrats should learn respect. Carrying cameras and doing PR stunts doesn’t make you understand healthcare.

Passing CSS after an MA doesn’t make you superior to doctors who survive years of academics, training, and hospital duty.

[Mohammad Zubair @Real_MZubair]

Brilliant from Khurram Hussain

[F🦋 @fatimabashir211]

This vdo is an absolute cringefest, The girl who says ‘Acha ji’ deserves to get slapped the most. All of them are at least 30+, how are they representing youth?

[Junaid khan @junaidkhnswati]

Brain outa gutter to make this content.

[Badar Shahbaz 🇵🇰 @BSWarraich]

Youth of Pakistan expressing their feelings for their armed forces in wake of the Afghanistan situation. Pakistan Hamesha Zindabad 🇵🇰

[Junaid khan @junaidkhnswati]

@TararAttaullah Shame , cheap is this what we are portraying? And state ministers retweeting it. This country is in safe hands no doubt.

[Junaid khan @junaidkhnswati]

Shame people glorifying war and two muslim countries fighting. #PAKvsAFG

[Attaullah Tarar @TararAttaullah]

The youth of Pakistan have a distinct sense of patriotism; they find humour in every situation.

[Hamid Mir حامد میر @HamidMirPAK]

Time moves slowly passes quickly. It was Dec 1999 when an Indian place IC 814 was hijacked and landed at Kandhar. India was forced to release 3 prisoners including Masood Azhar in exchange of 178 passengers. In Feb 2026 Pakistan bombed headquarters of Afghan Taliban in Kandhar.

[Vikrant Gupta @vikrantgupta73]

Just like the India game, Salman Agha poor with his captaincy. Their biggest winner Usman Tariq bowls the 8th over, picks a wicket and doesn’t concede runs, and Kaptaan Saab takes him off, and brings him on only after others conceded 36 off next 3 overs - virtually when the game was over. Poor poor captaincy, if he couldn’t win this game with as many runs, he possibly can’t win any.

#PakvsEng #ICCT20WorldCup

[Hassan W. Bhatti @hwbhatti]

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[Taimoor Zaman @taimoor_ze]

On this day in 2006, Mohammad Asif got Sehwag in 3 balls during 4th Inns of Karachi Test Match.

[FBR @FBRSpokesperson]

In a landmark judgment,the Hon.Federal Constitutional Court has upheld Sections 4B & 4C of the #IncomeTaxOrdinance2001 (Super Tax), dismissing taxpayers’ appeals &declaring super tax constitutionally valid.The decision is expected to bring Rs.300 billion to national exchequer.1/3

[Jay Yang @Jayyanginspires]

You can just do things

[Alifya Sohail @AlifyaSohail]

The most chilling thing about the trial of @ImaanZHazir and @AdvHadiali is how easy it was for the state. Two prominent lawyers, the ones mothers call when a son disappears or a blasphemy charge ruins a life, are facing 7–14 years for tweeting. In most countries, lawyers of their stature aren’t used as test subjects for whatever new authoritarianism the state wants to normalise.

Their trial and sentencing is a calculated message for everyone in Pakistan. If human rights lawyers with national and international profiles can be handed a decade in prison for comments online, it’s pointless to pretend anyone is safe. If you’re not horrified, you’re not paying attention.

[Junaid khan @junaidkhnswati]

The more you talk about a person the more it shows how important he is. Keep him relevant. #Pakistan

[Junaid khan @junaidkhnswati]

👏👏

[Shahbaz Rana @81ShahbazRana]

Business as usual will not take Pakistan forward: SIFC!

Special Investment Facilitation Council (SIFC) National Coordinator Lt General Sarfraz Ahmad on Thursday laid out a roadmap to make the economy competitive by substantially reducing the corporate tax burden, cutting down interest rate and having a pragmatic exchange rate. https://t.co/ZfMmz13tdx