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April 22, 2025

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The salaries of Indian Cricketers 2025 revealed with new contracts

Listen to the article As the Indian Premier League (IPL) warms up with players who are playing not only for the Franchise Glory but also for the points in the India World Cup team, financial stakes have increased equally abruptly. The Cricket Audit Council in India (BCCI) announced revised Central Conventions on Monday, further enhancing the profits of the country’s elite crickets, many of whom are already one of the highest athletes in the world. The contracts, structured in four categories, provide significant annual inspectors: A+ Grade Players will receive 70 million INR (US $ 820,000), while Grade A players

March 22, 2025

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Federal Cabinet “approves up to 188% increase in ministers, consulting salaries

Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif is the inaugural meeting of the Federal Council on March 11, 2024. -PMO The Council of Ministers approves up to 188% in wages. Federal summary of the Council of Ministers through traffic. Approval comes more than a month after the allowance bill. ISLAMABAD: The Federal Council of Ministers approved a stunning increase of up to 188% in the salaries of ministers and consultants, according to sources Geo News Friday. According to sources, the salaries of federal ministers, ministers and consultants increased by 188%, with the Federal Council of Ministers to approve the summary through traffic. Sources

January 15, 2025

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BCCI to cut players’ salaries for poor performance, strict rules on family travel

Listen to the article Amid growing concerns over the recent performance of the Indian cricket team, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) is reportedly considering introducing a new system where players’ pay will be linked to their individual performances. Under the proposed system, players will face variable pay cuts if their performances fall short of expectations. The move follows disappointing results in the Test series against New Zealand and Australia, and the Indian board appears to be moving towards a more corporate-style structure, where both rewards and punishments are based on performance. BCCI has already implemented a

April 6, 2024

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The Prime Minister unveils initiatives for government reform

In a recent cabinet meeting held on Friday, Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif said that minimal financial protection could be provided to government officials. The prime minister also indicated the launch of a “reward program” for high-performing bureaucrats in ministries with the implementation of a 100% salary increase. The Prime Minister appreciated the role of the forward-looking secretaries who run the Departments for the depth of knowledge and professional caliber they possess for each field, noting that not all secretaries were equally competent. It stated that high performers would be rewarded appropriately, while low performers would be held accountable for their

December 23, 2023

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Are there plans to delay government employee salaries?

Finance Directorate has already released all the funds for the second quarter for salaries, development expenses, says the spokesman of the ministry A representational image showing a person counting Rs 500 notes. — AFP/File The finance ministry on Saturday rejected “baseless” news carried by a private news channel suggesting an alleged delay in the release of funds for development projects and salaries. In a statement, the ministry spokesman rebuked the report by a private news channel, implying that there would be a delay in the release of funds for development projects and salaries of federal government employees. However, the ministry’s

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