Punjab’s Roshan Gharana Solar Scheme and Sindh’s SRSO-BISP Free Solar Scheme both provide solar systems to low-income households, but they work differently. Punjab’s program is open province-wide to low-consumption households, with the exact subsidy share announced in each phase’s notification, while Sindh’s scheme is fully free but limited to BISP-registered families in specific districts. Eligibility,…
Pakistan runs three separate interest-free loan programs for different needs: farming, small business, and youth entrepreneurship. CM Kissan Card covers agricultural inputs in Punjab, Asaan Karobar Card covers small business credit in Punjab, and KP’s Ehsaas Nojawan loans through the Bank of Khyber cover youth-led business ventures. Each is tied to a different bank partner…
Pakistan runs one federal laptop scheme and separate provincial schemes in Punjab and Balochistan, and a student may only be eligible for one at a time. The federal PM Youth Laptop Scheme covers public university students nationwide, with a fixed 14% quota reserved for Balochistan. Punjab and Balochistan also run their own separate CM-level laptop…
Last updated: 5 October 2026 Punjab and KP both run active Sehat Card programs, but Sindh and Balochistan do not have an equivalent province-wide scheme. As of January 2026, the Prime Minister publicly confirmed that Sindh is the only province where the federal Sehat Card cannot currently be used. This guide compares Punjab and KP…
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