Punjab’s Chief Minister, Maryam Nawaz, has begun the first survey to encourage people in the area to apply for government programs. She met to discuss the project and told the deputy commissioner to monitor its progress.

More than 5,000 Centers Created for the Survey:

Over 5,000 centres have been established across Punjab. The program, managed by Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz, plans to collect key details about people’s financial conditions. Many people have already finished the survey online.

Economic Information Will Be Collected:

This project will gather information about the money situation of people and details about animals in the villages. After signing up, people won’t need to sign up again for other government help programs in Punjab.

How the Registration Helps Communities:

With 5,000 centres, only people who signed up can get help from programs like e-bikes, the Roshan Gharana Program, the Himmat card, the Kisan Card, and other support. They can also ask for scholarships, livestock cards, and health cards.

How to Apply for the Survey:

People can sign up for the survey in two easy ways:

1. Go to the website www.pser.punjab.gov.pk
2. Call the support line at 0800-02345.

Chief Minister Ensures Easy Access:

Maryam Nawaz said that only people who truly need help will benefit from this project. She promised that the process would be easy and told the commissioners to assist people with registration.

Conclusion:

In summary, opening more than 5,000 registration centres is a major move to make it easier for people in Punjab to access social programs. The survey will collect exact details about people’s financial conditions to make sure support reaches those who need it most.

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