Government Launches Free Motorcycle Scheme for Orphan Students

The government has launched a new program to provide free motorcycles to orphan students. This initiative is part of an interest-free scheme aimed at helping students travel more easily and support their education. Secretary of Transport Ahmad Javed Qazi is leading this effort to improve students’ lives by giving them a reliable way to get around.

To make it simple, the government has set up special booths at 11 universities. These booths help students complete all the necessary paperwork, such as opening bank accounts and signing the forms they need. This makes it easier for orphan students to get their motorcycles quickly.

The motorcycles provided are electric, which is good for both the students and the environment. Electric motorcycles help reduce air pollution and are a great step toward reducing smog in big cities. Secretary Qazi said that this plan will help protect the environment while supporting students.

One of the best parts of this program is that students can choose their motorcycle model. This gives them a chance to select the type of vehicle that best fits their needs, making the program more useful and personal.

This program will help orphan students by giving them independence. It will be easier for them to get to school and other places they need to go. By providing transportation, the government is helping these students focus on their education and succeed in life.