Imagine a family struggling to afford a proper home, a person with disabilities unable to access financial support, or a widow wondering how to feed her children. These are not isolated stories across Punjab. In response, the Punjab government under ...
Imagine commuting on a pothole-ridden road that doubles your travel time and damages your vehicle every single day. Now picture that same road transformed into a smooth, four-lane highway cutting your journey by half. This is exactly what the Maryam ...
Every farmer and household in Pakistan is asking the same question: what is the real wheat price right now? The official government support price for the 2026 wheat season stands at Rs 3,500 per 40 kilograms, a figure that directly impacts food secu ...
Imagine harvesting your wheat crop, loading bag after bag onto a tractor, and then discovering that the price offered by local buyers is lower than what the government promised. Every season, thousands of Pakistani farmers face this uncertainty. The ...
Every wheat farmer in Pakistan faces the same anxious question each harvest season: will the government support price cover my production costs this year? The official government wheat price today stands at Rs3,500 per 40 kilograms, a rate that dire ...
Imagine harvesting a bumper wheat crop only to discover that middlemen offer you less than your production cost. That scenario is exactly what the official Gandum Rate in Pakistan aims to prevent. For the current season, the federal government has f ...
Have you checked the price of a 50 kg wheat bag in your local market this week? The 50 kg wheat price in Pakistan today varies dramatically between provinces, ranging from PKR 4,375 to PKR 5,775 for a standard flour bag, while raw wheat per 40 kg se ...
Every year, thousands of students in PEF partner schools across Punjab face a single assessment that determines not just their academic standing but the financial future of their entire institution. The PEF Quality Assurance Test (QAT) 2026 serves a ...
Every year, millions of small farmers in Punjab struggle to buy seeds and fertilizers before the sowing season. They are forced to borrow from local moneylenders at crushing interest rates, often losing a large part of their harvest to debt. The&nbs ...
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 ...
