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Karakar Tunnel: A mega project of the Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government for the people of Buner district.
Development work is underway at a rapid pace on the construction of Karakar Tunnel Buner.
This project will play an important role in the social, economic and tourism development of Buner.
The completion of the tunnel will improve connectivity between Buner and Swat, which will increase the influx of tourists and promote the beauty of the area.
Travel time will be reduced and the people will have safe and convenient travel facilities. Better connectivity roads will increase trade, investment and employment opportunities.
Development work is underway at a rapid pace on the construction of Karakar Tunnel Buner.
This project will play an important role in the social, economic and tourism development of Buner.
The completion of the tunnel will improve connectivity between Buner and Swat, which will increase the influx of tourists and promote the beauty of the area. Travel time will be reduced and the people will have safe and convenient travel facilities. Better connectivity roads will increase trade, investment and employment opportunities.RealNapster
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K-P unveils Rs2.12 trillion budget for FY26-27
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has approved a Rs2.12 trillion budget for the fiscal year 2026-27. The budget
The provincial government has allocated Rs524 billion for development projects under the Annual Development Programme.
Local government has been allocated Rs90 billion.
The government has also allocated Rs2.5 billion for electric bikes and rickshaws.
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The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has approved a Rs2.12 trillion budget for the fiscal year 2026-27. The budget focuses on development spending, public relief measures and fiscal stability. It has been described by the provincial leadership as a people-friendly and growth-oriented financial plan.
The budget was approved in a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Sohail Afridi. The chief minister termed it a “revolutionary and prosperous” budget aimed at improving living standards and strengthening the provincial economy.
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A 7 percent increase in salaries and pensions for government employees has been proposed. The minimum monthly wage has also been raised to Rs45,000 under the new financial plan.
The provincial government has allocated Rs524 billion for development projects under the Annual Development Programme. Current expenditure has been estimated at Rs1.645 trillion. Officials said the budget deficit for the upcoming fiscal year is projected at Rs48 billion.
The province expects Rs1.584 trillion from federal transfers, including a major share from the federal tax pool. Additional revenue is expected from war on terror funds, oil and gas surcharges, windfall levies and hydel profits. Own-source revenue has been estimated at over Rs182 billion.
Authorities said the province’s economic indicators have shown improvement. The gross provincial product has reached Rs11.88 trillion. Per capita income has also increased to Rs290,000. Officials claimed the province has maintained fiscal stability and achieved its surplus target in the outgoing year.
Major Sector Allocations
The education sector has received the largest share of Rs468 billion. Health has been allocated Rs334 billion. Law and order spending stands at Rs191 billion, including a major portion for police services.
Local government has been allocated Rs90 billion. Energy projects have received Rs42 billion. Agriculture has been given Rs29 billion, while the interior department will receive Rs29 billion. The budget also includes Rs35 billion for the merged tribal districts.
Several development initiatives have been included in the budget. These include Rs36 billion for the Peshawar Rehabilitation Programme. The Bus Rapid Transit project has been allocated Rs7.5 billion. The Khushhal Hazara Programme has received Rs4 billion.
The government has also allocated Rs2.5 billion for electric bikes and rickshaws. Rs2 billion has been set aside for interest-free loans for overseas job seekers. Another Rs2 billion has been earmarked for the Ehsaas Kisan Programme.
Medical Teaching Institution hospitals have been allocated Rs80 billion. The Ehsaas Mustahiq Programme will receive Rs15 billion. A small allocation has also been made for minority self-reliance initiatives.
The Finance Bill attached to the budget introduces new taxation measures. Taxes will be imposed on leased properties of Auqaf lands. A new tax has also been proposed on five-marla residential houses.
Commercial transport vehicles will face revised annual taxation. Rickshaws will be taxed at Rs1,000 per year. Four-seater vehicles will pay Rs1,500 annually. Six-seater vehicles will be taxed at Rs2,000.
Public transport vehicles will also be taxed on a per-seat basis. Hotels will be required to pay a 5 percent tax based on occupancy and room .
Stricter enforcement measures have also been proposed. Businesses failing to register or file returns may face heavy fines. In some cases, imprisonment has also been proposed for non-compliance.
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The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has approved a Rs2.12 trillion budget for the fiscal year 2026-27. The budget
The provincial government has allocated Rs524 billion for development projects under the Annual Development Programme.
Local government has been allocated Rs90 billion.
The government has also allocated Rs2.5 billion for electric bikes and rickshaws.
AI Generated Summary
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has approved a Rs2.12 trillion budget for the fiscal year 2026-27. The budget focuses on development spending, public relief measures and fiscal stability. It has been described by the provincial leadership as a people-friendly and growth-oriented financial plan.
The budget was approved in a cabinet meeting chaired by Chief Minister Sohail Afridi. The chief minister termed it a “revolutionary and prosperous” budget aimed at improving living standards and strengthening the provincial economy.
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A 7 percent increase in salaries and pensions for government employees has been proposed. The minimum monthly wage has also been raised to Rs45,000 under the new financial plan.
The provincial government has allocated Rs524 billion for development projects under the Annual Development Programme. Current expenditure has been estimated at Rs1.645 trillion. Officials said the budget deficit for the upcoming fiscal year is projected at Rs48 billion.
The province expects Rs1.584 trillion from federal transfers, including a major share from the federal tax pool. Additional revenue is expected from war on terror funds, oil and gas surcharges, windfall levies and hydel profits. Own-source revenue has been estimated at over Rs182 billion.
Authorities said the province’s economic indicators have shown improvement. The gross provincial product has reached Rs11.88 trillion. Per capita income has also increased to Rs290,000. Officials claimed the province has maintained fiscal stability and achieved its surplus target in the outgoing year.
Major Sector Allocations
The education sector has received the largest share of Rs468 billion. Health has been allocated Rs334 billion. Law and order spending stands at Rs191 billion, including a major portion for police services.
Local government has been allocated Rs90 billion. Energy projects have received Rs42 billion. Agriculture has been given Rs29 billion, while the interior department will receive Rs29 billion. The budget also includes Rs35 billion for the merged tribal districts.
Several development initiatives have been included in the budget. These include Rs36 billion for the Peshawar Rehabilitation Programme. The Bus Rapid Transit project has been allocated Rs7.5 billion. The Khushhal Hazara Programme has received Rs4 billion.
The government has also allocated Rs2.5 billion for electric bikes and rickshaws. Rs2 billion has been set aside for interest-free loans for overseas job seekers. Another Rs2 billion has been earmarked for the Ehsaas Kisan Programme.
Medical Teaching Institution hospitals have been allocated Rs80 billion. The Ehsaas Mustahiq Programme will receive Rs15 billion. A small allocation has also been made for minority self-reliance initiatives.
The Finance Bill attached to the budget introduces new taxation measures. Taxes will be imposed on leased properties of Auqaf lands. A new tax has also been proposed on five-marla residential houses.
Commercial transport vehicles will face revised annual taxation. Rickshaws will be taxed at Rs1,000 per year. Four-seater vehicles will pay Rs1,500 annually. Six-seater vehicles will be taxed at Rs2,000.
Public transport vehicles will also be taxed on a per-seat basis. Hotels will be required to pay a 5 percent tax based on occupancy and room .
Stricter enforcement measures have also been proposed. Businesses failing to register or file returns may face heavy fines. In some cases, imprisonment has also been proposed for non-compliance.
K-P unveils Rs2.12 trillion budget for FY26-27
The Khyber Pakhtunkhwa government has approved a Rs2.12 trillion budget for the fiscal year 2026-27. The budget
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For 2026-27,
KPK allocated 37% of it's provincial budget for health and education.
Punjab on the other hand only allocated 21% for health and education.
KPK allocated 37% of it's provincial budget for health and education.
Punjab on the other hand only allocated 21% for health and education.
hydrabadi_arab
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Can you upload punjab and KPK latest budget PDF?
RealNapster
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I dont have pdf document. I am unable to open official government websites from outside the country. So my source is news articles on budget.
You can look for official budget pdf on relevant government websites. For kpk it is www.finance.gkp.pk
hydrabadi_arab
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Website isn't opening even in Pakistan.
Anyway comparing 2026-27 budget is pointless.
Punjab Budget 900bn surplus plus 500bn grant to federal govt. Real budget? 4.4 trillion with population 3.5X bigger then KPK.
Punjab is qurbani ka bakra for federal govt.
I'm trying to find similar infographic of KPK budget.
this is punjab
RealNapster
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KPK also return money to federal based on its population size. It wasnt some random calculation where punjab was asked to return more and others didn't pay much. If your population is larger, this means you get paid more, but if there is need to return back you will return back more.
And saying allocation doesn't matter, then why even go through the budget approval shitshow ? Why was establishment getting sweet with PTI and asking it to present and approve KPK budget so that they allow meeting with IK ?
Just because KPK is doing something good which it is expdcted to do, and allocated more for health and education , 16% more than punjab. So suddenly it doesn't matter ?
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I asked chatgpt to go through the news articles and budget speech and develop a similar infograph for KPK 2026-27 budget. Here is what I got in response.
Key point for this budget is the 50 billion allocation for sehat card. It is 15 billion more than last year. Because KPK introduced OPD services under sehat card as well last year (pilot project from mardan) and it planned to expand that to whole province. So 50 billion for sehat card which gives you all sort of treatments as well as OPD services tests, medication etc are also covered now. Before this OPD were not covered in Sehat card.
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hydrabadi_arab
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Punjab current expenditure is only 2 times bigger then KPK, Rs3.3 trillion. While population is 3.5 times bigger. This mean KPK govt is too big for its own good.
KPK debt is half of Punjab. Despite 3.5x smaller population.
Another thing is with such high fixed current expenditure, KPK ruling govt always make unrealistic budget to show development projects on paper that end up nowhere. For example KPK 2025-26 budget was Rs2 trillion but by end of FY it was Rs1.5 trillion, 28% reduction.
This is why you don't see much work being done on ground by KPK govt. Instead of reforms that will reduce current expedentiture and increase dev budget. They are ruining KPK.
RealNapster
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Do you know why ? Because federal government want to punish KPK amd its government for supporting PTI and Imran Khan.
Now cry me a river again on Punjab not getting enough funds despite having a surplus of 900 billion rupees. While on the other hand KPK have to work with federal government "promises".
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