Tag: Sindh
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Direct Cash Transfer to Haris: Bilawal Launches PPP Scheme
Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Inaugurates Direct Cash Transfers for Haris In a move aimed at strengthening farm incomes and supporting wheat production in Sindh, PPP Chairman Bilawal Bhutto Zardari unveiled a direct cash transfer initiative under the Sindh Government’s Wheat Growers Support Programme 2025. The scheme targets smallholder farmers, referred to as haris, and is designed…
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Bilawal launches direct cash transfers for haris in Sindh
Direct cash transfers kick off to empower Sindh’s wheat farmers In a move aimed at strengthening grassroots farming, Bilawal Bhutto Zardari, the chairman of the Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP), launched a direct cash transfer initiative under the Sindh Government’s Wheat Growers Support Programme 2025. The program is designed to enable haris — wheat farmers —…
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Bilawal Bhutto Zardari Enables Direct Cash Transfers for Haris Under Sindh Wheat Growers Support Programme
Overview: A New Era for Sindh’s Wheat Growers The Pakistan Peoples Party (PPP) led government in Sindh announced a bold step to empower farmers by launching a direct cash transfer initiative. The scheme, part of the Sindh Government’s Wheat Growers Support Programme 2025, aims to provide haris—smallholder farmers in the province—with direct financial support to…
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SEEF Scholarship Interviews Begin at SALU to Aid Deserving Students in Sindh
The Sindh government has launched an important effort to broaden access to higher education for deserving students through the Sindh Education Endowment Fund (SEEF). On Monday, SEEF began a two-day scholarship interview process at Shah Abdul Latif University (SALU) in Sukkur, signaling another step in the province’s ongoing commitment to making tertiary education more affordable…
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Sindh Government Bans Protests for One Month Under 144 Cr.P.C
Overview of the ban The Government of Sindh has announced a comprehensive one-month ban on all forms of protests, demonstrations, sit-ins, rallies, and assemblies involving more than five people across the province. The move, implemented under section 144 of the Cr.P.C. 1989, aims to preserve public safety and prevent gatherings that could disrupt order or…
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Sindh Protests Banned: A One-Month Crackdown on Assemblies Over Five People
Overview: Sindh Enforces a Month-Long Prohibition on Protests The Government of Sindh has announced a comprehensive prohibition on all forms of protests, demonstrations, sit-ins, rallies, and assemblies involving more than five people for a period of one month. The decision, issued under section 144(6) Cr.P.C. 1989, aims to maintain law and order and prevent gatherings…
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Sindh Imposes One-Month Ban on Protests and Gatherings Over Five People
Overview of the Ban The Government of Sindh has issued a sweeping order prohibiting all forms of protests, demonstrations, sit-ins, rallies, and assemblies of more than five people across the province for a period of one month. The move aims to stabilize the security situation and prevent gatherings that could threaten public safety as authorities…
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Pakistan presses ahead with SEZs expansion amid IMF limits, eyes Iran zone
Pakistan advances Special Economic Zones under IMF-guided constraints Pakistan is accelerating the development of its Special Economic Zones (SEZs) to capitalize on existing commitments while navigating recent International Monetary Fund (IMF) restrictions. The country’s Board of Investment (BoI) has signaled a renewed push to move projects forward that were initiated before the IMF’s Extended Fund…
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Pakistan Earthquake: 4.5 Magnitude Shakes Karachi Region
Quick Facts A moderate earthquake measuring 4.5 on the magnitude scale struck the Karachi region of Pakistan in the early hours of Saturday, according to theNational Seismic Monitoring Center. The tremor originated at a shallow depth of about 10 kilometers beneath the surface and was felt across several districts, with residents reporting tremors in multiple…
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Urban Flooding Threatens Karachi and Sindh Amid Heavy Rains
Introduction As the monsoon season sets in, Karachi and several other regions in Sindh have experienced moderate to heavy rainfall, leading to concerns surrounding urban flooding. The Pakistan Meteorological Department (PMD) has reported significant rainfall in various areas, including Padidan, Thatta, and Dadu, escalating the risks of flooding across the region. Understanding the implications of…