A laptop is no longer a luxury for a university student in Punjab — it is the classroom, the library and the part-time workplace rolled into one. Online lectures, research papers, freelancing gigs and programming coursework all assume you have a capable machine. The CM Punjab Laptop Scheme exists to close that gap for students…
Rent eats first, and everything else follows. For thousands of low-income families across Punjab, the monthly rent bill — often Rs 12,000 to Rs 18,000 for a modest two-room portion — is the single biggest reason they can never save enough to build on the small plot they already own. The Apni Chhat Apna Ghar…
Agriculture remains the backbone of Pakistan’s economy, and in Punjab — the country’s most fertile and productive province — millions of farmers depend on tube wells for irrigation. Rising electricity tariffs, costly and unreliable diesel supply, and frequent power outages have made irrigation steadily more expensive in recent years. The Punjab government’s answer is the…
There is genuinely good news for students across Punjab this year. The CM Honhar Scholarship 2026 — officially the CM Honhaar Undergraduate Scholarship, launched by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz — is currently accepting applications. Eligible students can apply online through the official Punjab Higher Education Commission (PHEC) portal at honhaarscholarship.punjabhec.gov.pk, and with the window open…
The Punjab government’s flagship transport initiative for students has entered its biggest phase yet. Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz approved Phase II of the CM Punjab E-Bike Scheme in September 2026, expanding the programme to more than 125,000 electric bikes for students across the province. The move makes it one of the largest student mobility programmes…