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  Musarrat Ullah Jan , KikxNow , Digital Creator Official budget data reveals a structurally imbalanced financial situation in the Khyber District Sports Office. Several expenditure heads exceed released allocations, while multiple operational and development categories remain underutilized or completely unused. 1. Overall Financial Summary Total Approved Budget: 10,798,350 Total Released Budget: 5,128,635 Total Expenditure: 5,701,375 Net Variance: -572,740 Key Issue Expenditure exceeds the released budget. This creates a serious discrepancy that requires explanation, as it indicates either: internal reallocation beyond approved releases, or accounting inconsistencies in reporting. 2. Salary and Allowances (Major Spending Area) Key observations: Basic Pay (A01101): Expenditure (973,740) significantly exceeds released amount (332,545) House Rent Allowance: 132,113 spent vs 44,930 released Conveyance Allowance: Overspent beyond allocation Multipl...

  Musarrat Ullah Jan , KikxNow , Digital Creator The District Sports Office Tank has come under scrutiny in the financial year 2025 as official figures reveal significant budget discrepancies, unusually high expenditures, and questions regarding the actual level of sports promotion in the district. According to the financial data, the office was allocated an original budget of Rs. 11.26 million, while Rs. 9.32 million was released during the fiscal year. However, total expenditure surged to approximately Rs. 15.60 million, resulting in a deficit of nearly Rs. 6.27 million. A major portion of the expenditure was incurred under salaries and allowances. Alarmingly, several salary-related heads show zero released budget, yet full expenditures were recorded, pointing toward serious issues in budget documentation and financial management practices. In addition, under the “To Others” category, an amount of Rs. 7,062,500 forms a significant share of the total expenditure. This rais...

  Musarrat Ullah Jan , KikxNow , Digital Creator In the 1st one-day match played at Baba Farid Cricket Ground, Arifwala (District Pakpattan) , MiCA U19 Peshawar won the toss and elected to bat first. Batting first, MiCA U19 posted a strong total of 335 all out in 50 overs . Top scorers for MiCA U19: Muhammad Talha – 80 Muhammad Kashif – 62 Abshar Ahmad – 56 Musadir Khan – 28 Talha Juniers – 20 Best bowlers for Crescent U19: Ahmad – 3 wickets Mubashir – 3 wickets Abdullah , Ali Aftab , and Haidar – 1 wicket each In reply, Crescent Cricket Club & Academy U19 were bowled out for 188 runs . Best bowlers for MiCA U19: Arif , Talha J , and Talha – 2 wickets each Irfan , Tanvir , and Mukhtiar – 1 wicket each MiCA U19 Peshawar won the match by 147 runs. Man of the Match: Muhammad Talha Umpires: Ahmad Butt and Ch. Awais Scorer: Kashi  

  Musarrat Ullah Jan , KikxNow , Digital Creator The recent dismissal of sports staff in Charsadda is not merely an employment issue involving a few daily wage workers. It reflects a deeper crisis in the district’s sports administration, exposing weak priorities, poor governance, and a disturbing disregard for the development of sports at the grassroots level. On April 10, the district administration removed 11 daily wage employees from the sports department. On the surface, it may appear to be a routine administrative decision, but the circumstances surrounding the dismissals raise serious concerns about the direction in which the district’s sports structure is heading. Among those dismissed were four coaches responsible for hockey, football, and badminton training, individuals who had been serving the district for the last thirteen years. These coaches may not have held permanent government positions, but in practical terms they were the backbone of local sports development. ...

  Musarrat Ullah Jan , KikxNow , Digital Creator Financial records of the Regional Sports Office Abbottabad for 2025 show that while the office remained within its overall approved budget, unusually high expenditures were recorded under several individual budget heads, raising questions about spending priorities and internal budget adjustments. According to official records, the office was allocated Rs. 25.35 million for 2025 and spent Rs. 22.35 million , remaining within the total approved limit. However, several expenditure heads recorded spending far above their original allocations. Rs. 3.5 Million Spent on Machine and Equipment Rent Despite Zero Original Budget Under A03408-Rent of Machine & Equipment , no original budget was allocated, yet the office recorded Rs. 3.5 million in expenditure. The spending of such a large amount under a zero-budget head raises questions about planning and approvals. POL Charges Rise to Rs. 5.47 Million Against Rs. 300,000 Budge...

  By Musarrat Ullah Jan Financial records of the Regional Sports Office D.I. Khan show that the office spent Rs. 37.27 million during 2025 against an approved budget of Rs. 7.80 million , exceeding its allocation by Rs. 29.46 million . The official records indicate that the largest expenditures were made under the heads “To Others” and “Contingent Paid Staff,” raising questions about expenditure controls and budget management. According to the records, Rs. 23.01 million was spent under A05270-To Others against an original allocation of Rs. 2 million , exceeding the budget by more than Rs. 21 million . Similarly, under A01277-Contingent Paid Staff , the original allocation was zero , yet Rs. 9.36 million was spent. Salary-related expenditures included: Rs. 2.46 million under basic pay Rs. 234,954 under house rent allowance Rs. 135,000 under conveyance allowance Rs. 60,921 under medical allowance Additional amounts were also spent ...

  Musarrat Ullah Jan , KikxNow , Digital Creator Financial records of the Regional Sports Office Peshawar show that Rs. 18.62 million was spent during 2025 against an approved budget of Rs. 16.50 million , exceeding the allocation by Rs. 2.1 million . The records indicate that the highest spending was made under salaries and allowances , followed by administrative expenses, grants, and miscellaneous heads . Salary-related expenditures included: Rs. 2.79 million under basic pay Rs. 2.50 million under additional pay Rs. 1.03 million under house rent allowance Rs. 1.52 million under Adhoc Relief Allowance 2023 Rs. 1.20 million under Adhoc Relief Allowance 2024 Administrative spending included: Rs. 505,000 on printing and publication Rs. 416,000 on conferences and workshops Rs. 110,343 on telephone charges Rs. 1.79 million under miscellaneous expenses An additional Rs. 3.87 million was spent under...

  Musarrat Ullah Jan , KikxNow , Digital Creator The recent appointments and election process of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Taekwondo Association have been challenged in a local court in Peshawar . According to the petition filed by waqar Afridi in the court of Civil Judge Sadia Ibrahim , the constitution approved by the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Olympic Association allows only the positions of President, Vice President, Joint Secretary, and Executive Members within the association. However, the recent elections introduced additional positions of Patron and Chairman , which the petitioner claims are unconstitutional. The petition further alleges that the individual appointed as Vice President from Swat is already serving as an office-bearer in the swimming association, while the Secretary selected from Abbottabad is also serving as Secretary of the wrestling association. According to the petitioner, holding positions in two separate sports associations is a violation of the rules. ...

  Musarrat Ullah Jan,KikxNow,Digital Creator Pakistan’s sports governance system has once again come under serious scrutiny after the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government approved a special grant-in-aid for a national bodybuilding championship, despite the fact that the Pakistan Sports Board had already declared the bodybuilding body associated with Tariq Pervaiz as unrecognized. The issue raises major concerns not only about the use of public funds but also about weak enforcement, institutional contradictions, and the lack of accountability among Pakistan’s sports authorities. On April 4, 2026, the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa Government cabinet approved several sports-related measures, including a special grant for a bodybuilding championship held in Peshawar. However, the official cabinet statement did not specify which organization was behind the event. This omission became significant because only months earlier the Pakistan Sports Board had issued an official circular stating that the “Pa...