NADRA makes Proof of Life Certificate free for pensioners and expands access

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1. 3 Sep 2026 72% related

   5 outlets

   Radio Pakistan becomes first SOE to integrate with NADRA's pension verification system

   All outlets reported that Pakistan Broadcasting Corporation (PBC), also known as Radio Pakistan, became the first state-owned enterprise to integrate with NADRA’s digital pension verification system. Most headlines and excerpts emphasized PBC’s status as the first SOE and public sector entity to do so, using nearly identical phrasing. Aaj News and Abb Takk News added slight variation in word order but did not introduce new details. No outlet framed the development as controversial or included additional context beyond the integration itself.

2. 21 Aug 2026 82% related

   5 outlets · 2 developments

   Prime Minister launches digital Proof of Life certificate system for pensioners

   Most outlets reported the launch of the digital Proof of Life certificate system by the Prime Minister, highlighting its purpose of allowing pensioners to verify their status from home. The Business Recorder provided a slightly more detailed excerpt, mentioning the sparing of pensioners from visiting banks, while ARY News offered a more concise version of the same headline.

3. 21 Aug 2026 81% related

   2 outlets

   Pensioners can now obtain Proof of Life Certificate via PakID app

   Most outlets focused on explaining the process for pensioners to obtain a Proof of Life Certificate through the PakID mobile app, highlighting its convenience and digital accessibility. The framing was largely procedural, with an emphasis on the ease of completing the task from home. Excerpts did not mention any controversy or differing perspectives.

4. 27 Jul 2026 72% related

   4 outlets

   NADRA introduces free iris scan service nationwide

   The coverage differed mainly in length and detail. 24 News HD provided a more detailed excerpt, mentioning the purpose of the service as a measure to strengthen identity security. ARY News repeated the headline verbatim without additional information. ProPakistani also repeated the headline and included a truncated excerpt with a call to action to "Read More," suggesting the full article may expand further on the initiative.