The Punjab Chief Minister’s ‘Dhee Rani’ programme has entered its second phase, offering another 1,500 underprivileged brides the opportunity to benefit from this government-led initiative. The programme, designed to support marginalised communities, continues its mission of ensuring dignified collective weddings across the province.

Applications Now Open

Interested applicants can now submit their applications online via the official website (cmd.punjab.gov.pk) or visit the Deputy Director of Social Welfare’s district office. To assist applicants, the Punjab government has also set up a dedicated helpline (1312) for programme-related inquiries.

Success of the First Phase

In the first phase, the Punjab government successfully organised 1,500 collective weddings, helping families overcome financial constraints and ensuring a memorable start for newlyweds. The initiative has been widely appreciated for its focus on social welfare and community support.

Support Provided to Newlyweds

Under the ‘Dhee Rani’ programme, the Punjab government provides essential wedding assistance, including:

• A Grand Wedding Ceremony: The government arranges the wedding event for multiple couples at a time.
• Wedding Meal: A meal is provided for the bride, groom, and their close family members.
• Financial Support: Each newlywed couple receives a financial gift of Rs. 100,000, directly accessible through an ATM card provided by the Punjab Chief Minister.
• Household Essentials: The government ensures that every bride receives essential items such as furniture, clothing, and other necessities to start their new life comfortably.

CM Maryam Nawaz’s Vision for Punjab’s Daughters

Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz has reaffirmed her commitment to supporting the province’s daughters, highlighting the significance of this initiative in fostering social stability and empowerment.

“The Punjab Dhee Rani programme reflects my deep love for my province’s daughters. Every daughter is dear to us, and it is a joy to see them start their families with dignity,” she stated in an official statement.

She further emphasized that supporting daughters in their marriage is a cherished cultural and social responsibility that the Punjab government holds dear.

A Step Towards Social Welfare and Women’s Empowerment

The ‘Dhee Rani’ programme is a step towards ensuring financial relief for struggling families, promoting community welfare, and upholding the cultural values of Punjab. By organising collective weddings and providing essential support, the government aims to empower women and strengthen the foundation of families in society.

With the second phase now open for applications, the Punjab government continues its dedication to fostering inclusivity and financial support for underprivileged brides across the province.

For further details and application submission, visit the official website (cmd.punjab.gov.pk) or contact the helpline 1312 for assistance.

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