The Government of Pakistan has introduced a new Benazir Wazifa payment of Rs. 4500 under the Benazir Taleemi Wazaif Program to support underprivileged students and ensure they continue their education without financial obstacles. This scholarship is part of the Benazir Income Support Programme (BISP) and is aimed at school-going children from low-income families, promoting education and reducing

In 2026, Punjab Traffic Police allows drivers to download their e-license online, providing a digital version of the traditional driving license. The e-license is legally valid, securely stored in the government’s DLIMS database, and recognized by traffic authorities across Punjab. It offers convenience, security, and 24/7 accessibility, eliminating the need to visit traffic offices. Drivers

Renewing your driving license in Pakistan in 2026 involves understanding the updated fee schedule, required documents, and the renewal process for different regions. The cost of renewal varies based on the province, type of vehicle, and whether the renewal is on time or late. In Punjab, motorcycle renewal for one year costs around Rs. 930, car or jeep renewal is approximately Rs. 1,830, and

The BISP Sahulat Account launching in 2026 is set to transform how millions of families in Pakistan receive Benazir Income Support Program payments. This digital payment solution allows direct transfers into secure accounts, removing delays, agents, and unfair deductions. The account is part of Pakistan’s Digital Payment Reform Program and is designed to provide financial autonomy, particularly

In 2026, registering your newborn for a NADRA B-Form, also known as the Child Registration Certificate (CRC), is essential as it serves as a crucial digital identity in Pakistan. Parents are required to register their child within one month of birth to ensure access to important services including education, healthcare, and travel. Schools, both public and private, now require a valid B-Form for

The Punjab Poverty Relief Program 2026 is designed to support low-income families across Punjab by providing financial aid, food subsidies, and other assistance to improve living conditions. Key initiatives under this program include the Nigehban Ramadan Package, Punjab Rashan Card, and the proposed Rs. 45,000 monthly relief, aimed at addressing immediate needs as well as long-term poverty

The federal government has finalized plans to amend Pakistan’s net metering policy, with the National Electric Power Regulatory Authority (NEPRA) scheduling a public hearing on February 6 to review objections submitted by consumers and industry stakeholders. NEPRA had issued a draft of the proposed amendments on December 16, inviting feedback within 30 days, and a final decision will follow the

The federal government has clarified that no system has been deployed to shut down or throttle internet traffic in Pakistan, while confirming the use of a Web Monitoring System (WMS) to block objectionable online content, including X (formerly Twitter). The Minister-in-Charge of the Cabinet Division provided this clarification in a written reply to the National Assembly of Pakistan.

A viral notification on social media claiming that the federal government has increased the retirement age for government employees from 60 to 63 has been confirmed as fake. The circulating document, allegedly from the Establishment Division, stated that all federal employees would receive a three-year extension effective January 1, 2026.

The Directorate of Drugs Control in Punjab has issued an urgent medicine recall alert, suspending the sale and use of multiple batches of veterinary injections after they were found to be substandard and misbranded. Retailers, wholesalers, and distributors in possession of these products have been instructed to immediately stop sales and report their current inventory and usage records to local