Civil-Services-Pakistan: The U.S. image in Pakistan

The U.S. image in Pakistan - TheHill.com

What is wrong with the civil servants?

Today, civil services of Pakistan are equally blamed for all the ills of the country. Pakistanis are, by and large, emotional in character. So, it is quite natural for them to blame everybody else for every thing without holding themselves accountable for any thing. The politicians in and out of government are often critical of the way the civil servants work and their failure to meet the people's expectations. Military rulers are usually less critical of the civil service for they depend heavily on the advice, guidance and counselling of the civil bureaucracy to enact and enforce their show of power, strength and survival. Why does a civil servant feel so insecure that he craves for the patronage of powers that matter? Is the performance or merits become irrelevant for posting, promotions and patronage now? Why are civil servants transferred, sidelined or suspended with the stroke of a pen, just like ordinary peon? Are the civil servants losing their worth, value and vigour? Do we have to bring back the era of the British Raj when the civil servants enjoyed immense power, perks and privileges side by side enormous responsibilities and tight accountability?

Destiny

Everybody is born with innate intelligence, aptitude, and tendencies that need to be discovered and nurtured. Knowledge is acquired, skills developed and experience gained to utilize the innate faculties. Destiny is determined by how far you are able to discover and nurture your God-gifted inborn human features. God does not differentiate between believers and non-believers while endowing His people with innate mental and physical characteristics for He is the God for All. Conceptualized by Mumtaz A. Piracha

Civil-Services-Pakistan

Thursday, June 10, 2010

The U.S. image in Pakistan - TheHill.com

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