Can Pakistan’s Bureaucratic System Be Reformed? | TCM Explains

Every year, thousands of people apply to competitive exams in the hopes of joining Pakistan’s civil services. During the ‪@talhaahad‬ Podcast, bureaucrat Tariq Mahmood Awan explained the current state of bureaucracy, its history, and its importance to Pakistan.
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[@Rizwan-Ali]

"They come to make money" thats exactly what Civil Services Head mentioned to Taimur Rehman,, thats sums up everything.

[@zaryabshah3268]

Bureaucracy is the 2nd thing ruining Pakistan after army

[@ibrahimmir3801]

Bureaucracy, Army and judiciary. Everything that is wrong with Pakistan is with these department

[@masroorkhalil9655]

i completely agreee with this 👍👍👍

[@tdurrani5]

Worked in the development sector of Pakistan from 1964 to 2016. Worked in the government and with international agencies as an employee and as a consultant. Having closely observed how bureaucracy works at all levels, and the client population in remote regions, anything short of a major surgery (revolution?) would be of no use.

[@tdurrani5]

Read a novel written by a very capable senior bureaucrat, Shaikh kh Jameel Ahmad: The Wandering Falcon. This is about the remote Bolochistan. Then, visit the upper Chitral areas and see how progress is achieved by the Ismailee community with little or no government support.

[@liaqathussain9133]

I'm an aspirant. Its my last attempt. He is right in all ways

[@muhammadtariqdurrani3389]

after qualifying competitive examination a bs agriculture would be the best.he has a general qualification in biology farm engg social and management sciences.

[@thinktank1987]

It is a good video, but why only 10 minutes? This should span over an hour at least!

[@terryavion]

In english one can say Where there is will there is a way, but in urdu it is well said جو بیچتے تھے دوا دل دکان اپنی بڑھا گءے

[@Muhammad10148]

It seems the office is just venting because he had trouble getting a noc from a gov institution. Plus the analysis doesn't have gravitas.

[@AsharAftab-sz7ub]

Very informative

[@farazkhan7035]

very good journalism. keep up the good work.

[@Junaid-Jutt236]

Well said sir

[@SoloWolf1792]

The short answer is NO .

[@ghulamhussain471]

The long answer is NOOOOOO

[@Arham-h3u]

I have my family in US and believe me there is no such a thing called afsar i shahi

[@shakeelabbas8525]

The great sir Tariq awan sahb❤

[@israrahmed3294]

It must be reformed because bureaucracy is a very important organ of the estate, bureaucrats play an important role for operating the estate, but in the current scenario bureaucrats have been tout of politicians...

[@farrukhshahzad3439]

Bureaucracy system should be abolished

[@adnansalim2187]

No.

[@azharmir4428]

Please don't be intellectually corrupt:Unless we achieve political stability through free n fair election and transfer of power to peoples, elected representatives,we cannot solve any problem including economy.Discussing state problems n their solution without achieving political stability is regarded as an intellectual dishonesty.It is because of this factor that 80% I n II W.war torn Europe bounced back n achieve incredible economic stability within short span of time.We can't move an inch forward without political stability.But nobody can dare to discuss it under present civil martial regime backed by a gun.

[@eleghari]

Simple answer: No!!

[@nidairfan9475]

Whoever will try,he will be removed

[@aqqadeer96]

A

[@techguru9783]

Css is simply exam of English grammar.

[@ga4pro]

As a Pakistani, now we feel that we should be part of India. Pakistan is not a country and will never be one. ☝️. We want to work with India and its institutions to bring a change within Pakistan. India must invest

[@abdulqadeer-ranjha]

[@11pke]

A huge No. It cannot and it won't. Since 76yrs Pak remains the same and it would remain so in future. Pak Zindabad. Inshaallah🤣🤣🤣🤣