Himmat Card Registration Start Himat Card Registration: If you are a resident of Pakistan and have registered yourself in Himat Card but you don’t know the registration procedure, you want to know how you can register yourself in the Himmat Card program, then you have to All procedures will be explained. How can you register? … Read more
BOP Himmat Card BOP Himmat Card: With the support of the Bank of Punjab and MITB, distribution of Himmat Cards has been started throughout Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif for disabled people. Disabled persons who are not part of a social security network, cannot do any work, and are suffering from disabilities are provided … Read more
Ehsaas Ba-Himmat Bazurg Program: The Ehsaas Ba-Himmat Bazurg Program is a government initiative launched under the Ehsaas Program in Pakistan, focusing on providing financial support to elderly citizens. Its main objective is to offer a monthly stipend to senior citizens who are 65 years or older and financially vulnerable, enabling them to live with dignity … Read more
CM orders payments via Himmat Cards Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has ordered payment of financial assistance to disabled citizens through Himmat cards till September 15. CM orders payments via Himmat Cards She was speaking at a function in which the Department of Social Welfare and Bank of Punjab signed a memorandum of understanding … Read more
Himmat Card 10500 for Special Persons: Department of Social Welfare and Bank of Punjab are the main departments which are giving assistance of 10500 to special people through Himmat Card. This amount will be given to the approved persons every 3 months. This package will start from 15 September 2024. Dial 1312 for any assistance … Read more
Muft Atta Online Apply: The Muft Atta program is a government initiative launched in 2024 by the then Prime Minister Imran Khan which aimed to provide subsidized flour to low-income households across Pakistan. Under this scheme, every eligible household can get 10 kg of flour per month at a subsidy of Rs. 400 per kg. … Read more