The Punjab Cabinet officially approved the ban on Tehreek-e-Labaik Pakistan
Lahore (94 news) In the cabinet meeting chaired by Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, it was declared that there is no room for extremism in the province. In the meeting, Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz rejected the proposal to increase the fares of electronic buses in Multan, Rawalpindi and Lahore.
The cabinet approved the MoU for establishment of Air Punjab Private Limited Company under the vision of Punjab Protection of Ownership of Immovable Property Ordinance 2025 and Lahore Rawalpindi High Speed Rail.
The cabinet also approved recruitment of school teacher interns in government schools, subsidy program under Hi-Tech Farm Mechanization Finance Program was also approved.
In the briefing given to the Cabinet, it was said that more than 10 thousand applications have been received for the Hi-Tech Farm Mechanization Finance Program, Super Seeder and other modern equipment. 60 Percentage subsidy will be provided on Kisan card fee 2 100 billion distribution under the previous phase 70 A record recovery of Rs 24 The money for the second phase is received within the hour.
Punjab Cabinet approves MoU for Lahore-Rawalpindi High Speed Railway, Provincial Cabinet approves establishment of Air Punjab Pvt.
Under Prime Minister's Cashless Strategy, QR code was approved for retailers, Mihrab Mahfuz Roshan Punjab was also approved.
The cabinet approved the MoU for agricultural cooperation with Egypt, along with the formation of the Board of Governors of the Punjab Center of Excellence for Counter-Violence and Extremism.
The cabinet approved the proposed summary of traffic fine and point system, also approved funds to construct a museum and memorial at National Bank Park, approved the master plan for maintenance, improvement and up-gradation of the museum.
