Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif has made significant efforts to incorporate parliamentary secretaries in the development process. During a discussion with ministers, parliamentary secretaries, and administrative secretaries, she stressed the need of teamwork. She instructed the parliamentary secretaries to gather project information from their respective departments and submit reports defining a five-year plan for Punjab’s advancement. Her purpose is to ensure that development work goes smoothly and that everyone has a role in serving the public.
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| Action Taken | Details |
| Involvement of Secretaries | Parliamentary secretaries to submit reports |
| Inflation Reduction | Focus on reducing prices of essential items |
| Support for Farmers | Kisan Cards and Green Tractor Scheme |
| Housing Program | Loans for 500,000 houses planned |
Parliamentary Secretaries’ Role in Government
The chief minister emphasized that parliamentary secretaries play a crucial role, equal to ministers, in advancing government programs. She made it obvious that no single individual can manage the country alone, and that collaborative efforts are required to accomplish success. Every day is valuable, and a five-year term is insufficient to serve the people. She encouraged the secretaries to open their offices and listen to the public’s issues, emphasizing open communication and transparency.
Improving Public Trust and Reducing Inflation
Maryam Nawaz Sharif emphasized the importance of rebuilding public trust, which had eroded as a result of the previous government’s poor management. She was relieved that inflation was now falling, as the prices of flour, milk, and other necessities fell. For example, a flour bag in Punjab now costs roughly Rs800, although it is substantially higher in other regions. She urged everyone to work together to continue cutting inflation, because it is a shared responsibility.
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Support for Farmers through Kisan Cards and Green Tractor Scheme
The chief minister declared that the distribution of Kisan Cards had begun, with around 400,000 farmers receiving them. This effort will assist farmers obtain the subsidies and financing they require to improve their crops. Under the Green Tractor Scheme, each farmer would receive a Rs1 million subsidy to help them purchase tractors and other agricultural equipment. These projects are intended to develop the agricultural sector in Punjab and provide financial assistance to struggling farmers. Kisan Cards for 400,000 Farmers. Rs1 million subsidy for tractors Loans for purchasing farm equipment. Support for agricultural development
Housing Scheme: Apni Chhat Apna Ghar Program
The Punjab government has launched another big program, the Apni Chhat Apna Ghar Program. The initiative allows owners of five-marla plots in cities and ten-marla plots in rural to borrow up to Rs1.5 million. The loan would be repaid in monthly payments of Rs 14,000 over a seven-year period. The chief minister plans to build 500,000 houses over the next five years, and the first loans under this scheme will be given soon, marking a big step toward providing cheap housing to Punjab residents.
Relief for Electricity Consumers
The chief minister also provided relief for seven million electrical customers. For two months, families will receive financial assistance with their electricity payments, reducing the financial load on homes. This project is part of the government’s overall endeavor to reduce the cost of living and improve the quality of life for the people of Punjab.
Conclusion
Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif is committed to achieving achievements via teamwork and strong leadership. Her initiatives to cut inflation, promote farmers, and provide homes demonstrate her commitment to improving the lives of Punjab residents. With the assistance of the government, parliament, and public servants, she hopes to effect positive change and ensure that everyone benefits from these new projects and programs.
