The cost of agricultural production in Punjab has skyrocketed due to a sharp increase in global petroleum prices, forcing small-scale wheat growers to struggle with basic cultivation expenses. In direct response to this crisis, Chief Minister Maryam ...
Rising fuel prices have placed an enormous financial burden on small farmers and daily commuters across Pakistan. The Punjab Government launched the Diesel Subsidy Scheme (Rs. 150/Liter) in April 2026 to provide direct relief to wheat growers and re ...
The Apni Zameen Apna Ghar Scheme in Punjab stands as a pivotal housing program initiated by the Chief Minister, designed to grant free land to economically disadvantaged and homeless families throughout the region. This effort concentrates on supply ...
Owning a home remains out of reach for millions of Pakistani families due to skyrocketing property prices and double-digit interest rates. The Wazir-e-Azam Apna Ghar Program changes this reality by offering a subsidized 1 Crore home loan at just 5% ...
For decades, small farmers in Pakistan have been trapped in a cycle of informal borrowing from local moneylenders who charge crushing interest rates and demand personal guarantees. The Zarai Qarza Scheme, delivered through the 10 Lakh Zarkhez-e App, ...
Millions of small-scale farmers across Pakistan face the same frustrating reality every planting season: no land title means no bank loan. The Zarkhez-e Asaan Digital Zarai Qarza breaks this cycle by offering up to PKR 10 lakh in collatera ...
Rising petrol prices have made daily commuting unaffordable for millions of motorcycle owners in Sindh. In response, the Government of Sindh launched the Excise Sindh Fuel Subsidy, officially called the People's Motorcycle Fuel Subsidy Program, whic ...
A sudden spike in petrol prices to over Rs. 458 per litre has made daily commuting unaffordable for millions of Pakistani motorcycle owners, who rely on two-wheelers for work, education, and essential errands. The government has responded with the S ...
The cost of petrol in Pakistan has surged to record levels, crossing Rs. 458 per litre, which has pushed millions of low-income motorcycle and rickshaw owners to the brink of financial hardship. In response, the government announced a targeted fuel ...
Riding a motorcycle to work every day has become unaffordable for millions of Pakistanis, with petrol prices hitting a record Rs 458 per liter. The government has launched a digital relief program called the Bike Petrol Subsidy App, allowing eligibl ...
