what should be done then
 

[LIST][*]here the electronic and print media is solution[*]it is better approach to use media in arresting these fools [*]but it would be more better if all the bureaucratic community would raise its voice against such a manner that government.must stop undue influence in bureaucracy[*]i would wonder how it cant or wouldnt work[*]every bureaucrate appointed through css must be transferred. or remove if fail to deliver in three chances same goes to MPA and MNAs of cities or town as well [*]at the end of each month voting of city or town should be done under the supervision of Media [*]under the vote of "no confidence or confidence' or poor confidence on the basis of performance of elements of local government voting should be done[*]statistics for every person in authority should be made [*]under the system of statistics performance should be judged through comparison hence any person in authority must aware public pressure on one side(,vote of no confidence or poor confidence) on the other hand must be aware that he will be promoted or maintained in place if performed better than others in authority[*]those who will be falling in no confidence category must be dismissed from service or transferred or demoted or removed for indefinite period of time.same goes to MP and MNA as well.because these fools are real dirt of country produced from feudalism[*]those falling in vote of poor confidence must be warned twice if they fall in same category thrice they must be removed because it would be considered vote of no confidence
Thats my views I would appreciate criticism if it would be for cure not to condemn[/LIST]

[QUOTE=daniyalahmed;897676]Friends, I would raise another very important point. In first world countries people aspire to be entrepreneurs. Their role models are Steve Jobs, Elon Musk, Tim Cook and Sir Richard Branson. An entrepreneur creates value by organizing societal resources to create products and services. This process in turn creates jobs and improves overall well-being of people. Contrarily, a civil servant is the most useless person on planet earth, a blood sucking parasite. In developed countries, the reliance on government services to deliver public amenities have been reduced. This is because public servants are construed to be embodiment of inertia, red tape and labyrinthine bureaucracy. Such a person is drawn down by rules, procedures and laws. Even if he is motivated, he has to contend with powerful vested interests. Today, change is not being brought by government servants but by vibrant civil society, journalists and entrepreneurs. Each year thousands of young kids sit for the competitive exams. What for? This is such a waste of society's scare resources. Imagine 14000 young, able bodied people doing nothing but preparing for a mind boggling exam. Out of these only lucky 200 odd would be selected. Isn't this wastage on a gigantic scale? 13500 people with their hours and money on pursuing CSS. They could have set-up something good. I just wish that our youth should realize that business is the way forward and not government service. If you are dead sure, you can crack this examination sit for it. If not than try your hand at other things. Remember pass percentage of CSS is abysmal 2 - 3 percent. Always have a plan B.[/QUOTE]

Exactly.. During my short stint of living in a developed country, I observed that people wanted to become entrepreneurs, professionals or pursue their interests without any problems from society or government. In fact they don't worship the army or police like people do over here, the governments fear its people rather than the people fearing their governments. When I used to come to Pakistan, CSS would come to my mind but when I would go back, CSS would go out of the window and I would concentrate on my profession because everyone over there was equal and empowered, there is no crocodile culture where the powerful can make your life miserable or disrespect you every other day. It is becoming a globalised world where Multinational Corporations will call the shots and money will talk, gone are the days when being a Sepoy in the East India Company would give you immense power and wealth. This is the world of neo-colonialism and it is being colonised by knowledge and money.

Most people pursue CSS for self-recognition, respect in society and security, many pursue it to get power and wealth as well. If we make such conditions in Pakistan, where every person has equal rights and gets justice, where they are given respect and confidence, where there is rule of law and democratic culture, where there are plenty of economic opportunities and jobs, very few people will run after CSS.

Another thing is, with time CSS will loose any charm left in it, it has been 70 years since the British have left and all their good impact upon is is slowly eroding.

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Cursing the system and also want to become the part of the same system.
To be brief, Grapes are sour. :))

If she tops in 2014 then why she appear in 2015?

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[QUOTE=daniyalahmed;897715]In Pakistan out of every 100 candidates only 2 are selected
In India out of every 1000 candidates only 3 are selected

Both are poor third world countries. India is not a comparison, they have a better civil service but nowhere near the UK or Singapore. Even in India, top minds are opting for other avenues as the economy has opened up in recent years. Previously, India was a centralized closed system with decision making concentrated in bureaucracy.
Now, they are moving towards deregulation and market economics. In a capitalist system role of bureaucrats is severely diminished. Markets assume fundamental role in resource allocation, whereas governments only guide this activity. Please wake up to modern realities before branding anyone as 'fool'. That 'fool' may have a better experience than yourself. Indeed a real fool is one who has the audacity to attach preposterous epithets with others.[/QUOTE]
You have presented the real situation in an inspirational way! Sir!
Someone, previously argued that one could change the system by becoming a civil servant and I, also, laid down a similar point of view that a civil servant could change nothing but himself: his status, bank account etc.

[QUOTE=Anuanu;897835]If she tops in 2014 then why she appear in 2015?

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Because,these people just destroy seats.So,she failed in Essay.Next time she will think before doing any action.

[QUOTE=Anuanu;897835]If she tops in 2014 then why she appear in 2015?

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Because the final result of CSS 2014 did not come before CSS written exam of 2015. Nobody knew including herself that she would top CSS 2014 exam before CSS 2015 written exam came.