We propose transparent public recruitment, support for job creation in Punjab, and fair wage standards so that work provides a dignified living.
Skill training linked to real demand, plus practical support for young people who want to start their own small business in Punjab.
Small and medium enterprises employ Punjab’s people. We propose simpler compliance, faster clearances and fair access to credit and markets.
Farming must remain a viable livelihood. We propose remunerative crop prices, dependable procurement and support for diversification and value addition.
We propose free financial-literacy support at village and ward level so families can plan savings, insurance and borrowing with confidence.
Punjab today carries real household and public debt. We do not claim Punjab is debt-free or tax-free; we propose stronger enforcement against illegal lending and honest, published public accounts.
We propose that budgets, tenders and scheme spending be published in an understandable form so citizens can see where public money goes.
Household budgets improve when essential goods are affordable. We propose cooperative and public-interest supply options with published price lists.
Everything on this page is proposed policy. Each proposal would require constitutional and legal review, expert consultation, detailed costing, an identified funding source and approval by the competent government authority before it can be implemented. No financial guarantee, legal entitlement or deadline is promised here.
