Rangers, FC salaries to be equalled to Pak Army’s
Salaries of civil armed forces will increase by about 56 percent
ISLAMABAD: The federal government has decided to make the salaries of Rangers and FC equal to those of Pakistan Army. Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif has given permission to increase the salaries of civil armed forces.
The salaries of civil armed forces will increase by about 56 percent, but the increase in salaries will be different depending on the rank and average increase will be less. The Finance Ministry has approved the revised basic pay scale of 2024 for the Civil Armed Forces.
The Ministry of Finance has approved the revised basic pay scale of 2024 for the Civil Armed Forces, under which the maximum increase in the salaries of Civil Armed Forces will be up to 55.76 percent or Rs31,810 a month. However, sources said that according to the rank, the increase in salaries will be different and the average increase will be less. The salary increase will be for Punjab Rangers, Sindh Rangers, FC North and FC South Khyber Pakhtunkhwa, FC North and FC South Balochistan, Pakistan Coast Guards, Gilgit Baltistan Scouts and Frontier Constabulary.
-
Erika Kirk Dating Claims Surface As She Reclaims Charlie Kirk's Legacy -
Karoline Leavitt Joins Erika Kirk At Washington Event -
Princess Beatrice’s Husband Edo ‘questioning Marriage’: ‘His Standing & Status Is Impacted’ -
Petition To Strip Blake Lively Of 'It Ends With Us' PGA Credit Gains Massive Support -
New Development In Blake Lively Lawsuit After Judge Dismisses Major Claims -
Blake Lively, Taylor Swift Texts Resurface After Court Ruling -
Prince Harry’s Behavior Towards Queen Elizabeth Gets Exposed: ‘He Drove Her To Paranoia’ -
Blake Lively, Justin Baldoni's Legal Case Receives Latest Update -
Kylie Jenner Says Goodbye To Her Halloween Era: 'I've Retired It' -
Mel B Reveals Why Spice Girls Documentary May Never Happen -
Maggie Gyllenhaal Recalls Emotional Impact Of Seeing Husband With Other Woman -
Scarlett Johansson Shares Wild First Concert Story -
Inside King Charles, Queen Camilla's First US State Visit -
Tiger Woods' Situation Deemed 'too Far Down The Line' After DUI Crash -
List Of Blake Lively’s Dismissed And Allowed Claims Against Justin Baldoni -
Dolly Parton's Rare Approach To Battle Grief Following Tragic Loss Of Late Husband Laid Bare