The Aaghosh Program 2026 gives cash support to pregnant women and mothers of young children in 13 districts of Punjab, paid in stages as they complete health check-ups, deliver safely at a government facility, and vaccinate their child. Eligible mothers can receive up to Rs 38,000 in total. This guide explains who qualifies, how the … Read more
One rule used to stop many riders from using their fuel relief at all: to use the weekly token, you had to buy at least five litres of petrol in one visit. For riders topping up with two or three litres, that made the benefit useless on most days. The PM Petrol Relief Scheme 9771 … Read more
For motorcycle, Qingqi and rickshaw riders, the weekly fuel token is a regular help against rising petrol prices. The PM Petrol Relief Scheme 9771 gives eligible two- and three-wheeler users a weekly token worth Rs 500, and the latest update has made it easier to use: the old five-litre minimum purchase condition has been removed, … Read more
October is when many Benazir Kafaalat beneficiaries ask the same question: has the new BISP October qist been released, and is my household included? The honest answer has two parts. Eligibility can be checked at any time through the 8171 system, but an installment is only ready when BISP confirms that cycle for collection. This … Read more
If you are a Benazir Kafaalat beneficiary, one figure matters more than any other in 2026: the quarterly payment is Rs 14,500. That amount replaced the earlier Rs 13,500 quarterly stipend from the relevant quarter in March 2026, according to published reporting of the BISP announcement. It is paid once every three months, not every … Read more
Every month, thousands of families search for the Ehsaas 8171 web portal to find out whether they qualify for government cash support. The name is familiar from earlier years, when Ehsaas was the public identity of Pakistan’s main safety-net programmes. In 2026, the programme behind that search is officially run by the Benazir Income Support … Read more
When money is tight at home, school costs are often the first pressure a family feels, and children can drop out quietly. The Benazir Taleemi Wazaif programme tries to stop that. It pays a quarterly stipend to school-going children of Benazir Kafaalat beneficiary families, so parents have a clear reason to keep their children enrolled … Read more
A small shopkeeper often needs only a modest amount to restock, repair equipment, or meet a sudden order, but a bank loan can feel slow and full of paperwork. The CM Punjab Asaan Karobar Card was created for this gap. It gives small business owners in Punjab an interest-free digital credit facility of up to … Read more
A tractor is often the biggest single cost for a farming family, and for many small farmers it stays out of reach. The CM Punjab Green Tractor Scheme Phase 2 was launched to close that gap by giving a large government subsidy on locally made tractors, so farmers could buy modern machinery at a much … Read more
For a person with a disability who cannot work, even a small regular payment can make daily life a little easier. The Punjab Himmat Card is designed for exactly this need. It gives certified persons with disabilities in Punjab a quarterly stipend through a Bank of Punjab card, so families do not have to depend … Read more