Category Archives: Government Services Guides

The petrol price in Pakistan has become a major public concern after an extraordinary spike and then a partial rollback within a very short period. As of April 4, 2026, petrol was brought down to Rs378 per litre after Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif announced a Rs80 per litre cut in the petroleum levy, following a […]

The LPG price in Pakistan increased sharply for April 2026, with OGRA notifying a rise of Rs78.28 per kilogram and setting the consumer price at Rs304.12 per kg. That takes the official price of a standard 11.8 kg domestic cylinder to Rs3,588.59 from April 1, 2026. For many Pakistani households, this is not just another […]

Pakistan Friday Holiday: Pakistan’s federal government has decided to observe Friday as an additional weekly holiday for federal ministries and divisions as part of a wider austerity and energy conservation plan announced in March 2026. The decision comes amid fuel supply pressure, higher oil prices, and broader regional instability affecting Pakistan’s economy. As of March […]

Traffic enforcement in Pakistan has changed significantly over the past decade. Manual challans are gradually being replaced by digital systems powered by automated cameras, central databases, and online payment platforms. Today, knowing how to check and pay e-challan online in Pakistan is essential for every vehicle owner, especially in major cities. We often experience a […]

The 16 years driving permit Punjab initiative is a landmark reform aimed at improving road safety, legal compliance, and youth mobility across the province. For years, thousands of teenagers have been riding motorcycles without licenses, creating enforcement challenges and increasing accident risks. This new policy introduces a structured, legal pathway for young riders to enter […]

The new driving age in Punjab marks a major shift in road safety policy, youth mobility, and legal accountability. With the approval of the Motor Vehicles Amendment Bill 2026 by the Punjab Assembly’s Standing Committee, the province has formally recognized the realities on its roads while introducing a structured, safer pathway for underage riders. Under […]

The approval of Pakistan Hajj Policy 2026 marks an important milestone for thousands of Pakistani Muslims planning to perform Hajj. Early policy approval brings clarity, predictability, and structure to a process that deeply affects religious, financial, and logistical planning for families across the country. We present this comprehensive guide to explain every major aspect of […]

Pakistan’s automotive import landscape has entered a decisive new phase. The government has significantly revised the used car import rules in Pakistan, ending long-standing practices and tightening eligibility, documentation, and usage conditions.These changes now directly affect overseas Pakistanis, local buyers, dealers, and the wider auto market. We present this comprehensive guide to explain what has […]

The federal government has officially approved the introduction of New Currency Notes in Pakistan, marking a major milestone in the country’s financial and monetary framework. This decision reflects a clear commitment to modernising paper currency, strengthening security, and presenting a refreshed national identity through banknotes that meet international standards. We provide a complete, structured, and […]

The announcement that Transport Fares Reduced in Punjab has created a significant shift in public transport expectations, pricing structures, and regulatory priorities across the province. As fuel prices continue to fluctuate, commuters, transporters, and policymakers share a growing need for transparent, fair, and responsive fare adjustment mechanisms. Because the government has taken a corrective step […]