Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has initiated the ‘Dhee Rani’ program to facilitate the wedding ceremonies of disadvantaged couples and alleviate their financial burden.

Applications for this project are being welcomed and may be filed via the internet portal cmp.punjab.gov.pk or the hotline 1312.

A helpline number has been established at the instruction of the Punjab Chief Minister to address any inquiries.

Teams would conduct home visits for candidates to check eligibility, ensuring transparency and fairness in the program.

The newlywed couple would receive Rs100,000 via ATM cards, along with needed furniture, tableware, and clothing.

The government will also provide meals for the couples’ wedding ceremony.

THE AMENDMENT WOULD GUARANTEE PROMPT JUSTICE

The Chief Minister of Punjab praised the 26th amendment to the constitution and commended the nation, asserting that it would guarantee prompt justice.

She asserted that the amendment was essential for the supremacy of law and had reinstated the Parliament’s full constitutional authority and integrity.

Maryam Nawaz asserted that constructive reforms would be implemented in the judicial system, resulting in a more independent and fortified judiciary.

She also praised the Article regarding the elimination of interest in Pakistan.

Reham Khan has advised renowned actress Hania Aamir of her matrimonial intentions.

She encouraged the actor to put her burgeoning career over matrimony and expressed her hope for her success in Bollywood.

Reham had previously collaborated with Hania in the film Janaan.

She commended the actor’s talent and her progression from producing Dubsmash videos to attaining the status of one of the nation’s most renowned talents.

While advising her, she underscored the significance of maintaining focus on her work, proposing that Hania have the capacity to make an impact in Bollywood as well.

Reham recommended that Hania should not contemplate marriage at this time, emphasizing that this pivotal phase of her profession necessitates concentration and diligence.

Reham remarked, “Hania is an exceptional talent,” noting that her success was anticipated based on her current endeavors.

In recent years, Pakistani television shows have increasingly concentrated on the adversities encountered by women, providing spectators with insight into their experiences.

Below are five dramas that have adeptly emphasised these significant themes:

Udaari (2016): This innovative play addressed the delicate issue of child protection, centring on a man who jeopardises the safety of his young stepdaughter and niece.

Featuring Urwa Hocane and Farhan Saeed, ‘Udaari’ initiated significant discussions around child protection and the necessity for awareness.

Baaghi: Inspired by the life of model Qandeel Baloch, ‘Baaghi’ depicted the challenges women encounter in claiming their autonomy. The drama depicted Qandeel’s odyssey in a society where conventional norms frequently eclipse women’s rights.

Hadsaa: Inspired by a true event, ‘Hadsaa’ chronicles a woman’s quest for justice following a tragic experience witnessed by her children. The drama underscored perseverance and the significance of advocating for one’s rights, while illustrating the victim’s post-trauma challenges.

Juda: Focused on the emotional odyssey of a lady confronting a difficult marriage, Juda poignantly illustrated the intricacies of love and support, highlighting the fortitude required to pursue an improved existence.

Cheekh: Starring Saba Qamar, this gripping series chronicles a woman’s quest for justice on behalf of her companion. The drama emphasised societal constraints and the importance of championing women’s rights.

These shows not only entertain but also stimulate intelligent discourse on women’s empowerment and social issues, resonating with audiences and fostering awareness.