The BISP Taleemi Wazaif program is a major initiative under the Benazir Income Support Program, designed to help poor families support their children’s education. In 2025, the government has made the process even easier by introducing online portals and SMS services. Parents can now check eligibility, confirm stipend payments, and register their children from home….
The Rs 13,500 installment under the Benazir Kafalat Program has officially been released for September 2025, bringing relief to thousands of deserving families across Pakistan. Beneficiaries can now collect their payments through designated BISP payment centers, partner banks, Easypaisa, and JazzCash. This article provides the complete collection guide, including the full list of payment centers,…
The CM Punjab School Meal Scheme 2025 is a landmark initiative aimed at tackling two of the biggest challenges for school-going children in Pakistan: hunger and poor nutrition. Starting from 2025, selected public schools across Punjab are now offering free, healthy meals to students, ensuring that no child has to study on an empty stomach….
The BISP Beneficiary Status Check 2025 has made it simple for families in Pakistan to confirm their eligibility and verify payments online. With just your CNIC number, you can check whether you qualify for the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP) and track your latest installment, including the Rs. 13,500 payment. This digital system was relaunched…
In 2025, the Benazir Income Support Program (BISP 8171) has further simplified its registration process by involving Union Council Secretaries across Pakistan. This step helps families who cannot register online or face issues with the web portal. Now, eligible citizens can confirm their BISP registration, CNIC details, and household eligibility directly through their local Union…
The Prime Minister Laptop Scheme 2025, launched to empower Pakistani students with access to digital tools, is once again making headlines. This time, however, it’s not for positive reasons. Reports suggest that around 11,000 laptops meant for students have gone missing, raising serious concerns about transparency and management of the scheme. For thousands of university…
