Punjab CM's Initiative Trains Women to Drive Rickshaws in Lahore
Most outlets highlighted the training of women to drive rickshaws under the Punjab Chief Minister’s initiative, emphasizing its aim to promote financial independence. Daily Pakistan led with the number of women trained and the role of the Lahore Traffic Police, while ARY News framed the initiative as an expansion of previous efforts to train women in driving taxis and scooties.
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Lahore Launches Rickshaw Training Program for Women
The Lahore Traffic Police has trained 34 women to drive rickshaws under a new initiative aimed at expanding employment opportunities… Read More
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CM Maryam Nawaz’s initiative empowers women with rickshaw training
After previously providing driving training for taxis and scooties, the traffic police have now expanded the initiative to include...
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Lahore Women get Training to Drive Rickshaws under Punjab CM’s New Initiative
LAHORE – Lahore Traffic Police trained nearly 3 dozen women to drive rickshaws, enabling them to explore another source of income and move towards financial independence. The initiative has been launched on special instructions of Punjab Chief Minister Maryam Nawaz Sharif, with the traffic police arranging the training programme in collaboration with a private university. […]
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