The Prime Minister’s Youth Laptop Scheme Phase IV is not a single‑day event. It’s a phased distribution of around 100,000 laptops for deserving students across Pakistan. Here’s what you need to know: Understanding these limitations helps you avoid misinformation and prepares you for the real process. In a Hurry? Check Important Announcements and Distribution Dates…
Before we walk through the process, it’s important to set expectations and clear up myths. You cannot drive on Pakistan’s motorways or enter Islamabad without an M‑Tag, the RFID sticker is mandatory and police now redirect vehicles without one to alternate roads or impose an extra 25 % toll. The tag is not transferable between…
In January 2026 Facebook’s monetisation rules changed dramatically. Meta replaced its previous In‑stream ads, Ads on Reels and Performance bonus programmes with a single Facebook content monetisation beta programme, and the older programmes stopped paying creators on 31 August 2025. Invitations to the beta are sent only to selected creators, and public Reels are eligible…
The official M‑Tag helpline in Pakistan is 1313, operated by One Network. It is available 24/7 for motorists across the country. When you call you’ll need your CNIC number, registered mobile number and M‑Tag ID or vehicle registration details to verify your identity. For general motorway emergencies or road‑safety help, the National Highways & Motorway…
Islamabad Police doesn’t publish full FIRs online for public viewing. You can check the status of a complaint using your complaint number and CNIC, and you can get a physical copy of an FIR from a Police Khidmat Markaz (PKM). High court case searches also require case numbers or FIR numbers but only show limited…
Reality check: There’s no public website that shows every FIR in Sindh. For privacy and legal reasons, you cannot browse someone else’s FIR. You can track your own complaint by using the Sindh Police’s official portals or by contacting the police station. Quick answer If you’ve filed an FIR or complaint in Sindh, you can…
As the countdown to 2026 begins, Pakistanis everywhere start crafting messages filled with duas and love. Sharing greetings brings joy and strengthens bonds,. This guide offers new year wishes for family 2026 mainly in Roman Urdu and English so that you can easily copy and paste them into WhatsApp or SMS. We’ve kept the tone…
Standing in a queue to pay bills is a thing of the past. Mobile wallets such as Easypaisa and JazzCash allow you to settle electricity, gas, telephone and water bills from the comfort of your home. These apps are particularly helpful during busy workdays or when you are travelling. Digital payments save time, reduce paperwork…
Government jobs in Pakistan offer stability, pension benefits and social prestige. The Federal Public Service Commission (FPSC) and Provincial Public Service Commissions (PPSC) now allow applicants to submit their credentials online. This digital process has made recruitment more transparent and accessible. By applying online, you avoid long queues and can track your application status from…
Selling or buying a used car or motorcycle is common in Pakistan, but failing to transfer ownership legally can result in fines or legal disputes. The law requires the new owner to register the vehicle in their name so that traffic challans, taxes and liabilities are correctly assigned. Completing the process protects both parties and…
