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PSB Board to meet tomorrow to decide on pressing issues

By our correspondent

ISLAMABAD: Some pressing matters, also including finalising the contingents for the Commonwealth Games and Islamic Games, will be discussed as the Pakistan Sports Board (PSB) Board will meet in Islamabad on Wednesday (today).

In the 25th meeting of the Board which will begin at 1pm at the committee room of the IPC Ministry, the country’s contingents for the Commonwealth Games and Islamic Games will be confirmed and ratified.

Besides these two matters the 14th South Asian Games which Pakistan will host at the end of next year, will also be discussed.

The other matters which will be negotiated on include: To consider and ratify the revision of the rates of boarding and pocket allowance for camp participants and fixation of special and extra diet; to consider and approve affiliation of Pakistan Amateur Circle Kabbadi Federation with the PSB; to consider the report of delegate regarding Pakistan Weightlifting Federation (PWLF) in compliance of the order of Lahore High Court; to consider and ratify the minimum gross salary Rs25,000 to all the civil employees of the federal government including contingent paid staff and contract employees of the PSB.

“To consider and approve the creation and functioning of anti-doping entity in Pakistan; to consider and approve the grant of provisional affiliation of Pakistan Long Range Rifle Association with the PSB and occupation of the Liaquat Gymnasium by the Punjab Rangers,” the agenda document said.

The Board will also confirm the minutes of the 24th Board meeting held on March 16, 2022.

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I am a professional sports journalist with over 25 years of experience of covering sports disciplines both at the national and international level. After having done my Masters in Journalism and English Literature I started working as a full-time sports correspondent in early 2000. Have worked for major platforms including The News, Cricket Today, Dubai Times and Urdu Post International.

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