Punjab CM to Launch Laptop Scheme, IT Labs and Pink Buses in Attock
Maryam Nawaz will visit Attock on Tuesday to distribute laptops and Honhaar scholarships, inaugurate IT labs at four colleges, launch BS programs and provide pink buses for students.
Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif is set to visit Attock on Tuesday to roll out a series of education initiatives aimed at expanding facilities and opportunities for students in the district, according to an announcement by Punjab Education Minister Rana Sikandar Hayat.
During a ceremony at COMSATS University Attock, the chief minister will distribute laptops and Honhaar scholarships among students from Rawalpindi and Attock. The move is part of the provincial government's broader effort to support students pursuing higher education through financial assistance and access to digital tools.
Maryam Nawaz will also inaugurate modern information technology laboratories at four colleges across Attock district. In addition, she is expected to launch BS degree programs at various colleges in the district, a step intended to widen access to higher education for local students who might otherwise have to travel to larger cities.
The provincial government will further provide pink buses to several degree colleges in Attock to help female students commute more conveniently and safely. The education minister shared the details in a social media post, expressing hope that the initiatives would improve educational facilities and create more opportunities for students in the district.
The announcements reflect a continued push by the Punjab government to upgrade public education infrastructure, promote IT skills and ease transportation challenges for students across the province.
