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Govt to take up census issue at next CCI meeting: Dar

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11/01/2015
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ISLAMABAD: Finance Minister Ishaq Dar says the issue of population census will be taken up in the next meeting of the Council of Common Interests.
This was decided at a meeting of Governing Council of Pakistan Bureau of Statistics held in Islamabad with Finance Minister in the chair.
The meeting also decided to conduct Agriculture, Agri Machinery and Livestock census jointly every five years.

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