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Children Aged 10–17 Ever Married by Province

  Children Aged 10–17 Ever Married by Province Province 10–17 Population Ever Married % of 10–17 Female Share % ICT 386,723 3,891 1.01 61 Balochistan 2,979,406 154,419 5.18 59 Sindh 10,056,012 188,064 1.87 61 Punjab 22,399,210 291,100 1.3 61 KP 7,905,191 203,928 2.58 70 Pakistan 43,726,542 841,402 1.92 6% Source:…
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National Overview of Children Aged 10–17 by Marital Status

  National Overview of Children Aged 10–17 by Marital Status Indicator Total Male Female Total population (10–17) 43,726,542 22,788,137 20,938,405 Married 834,097 307,473 526,624 Widowed 2,482 1,270 1,212 Divorced 2,176 477 1,699 Separated 2,647 1,295 1,352 Total ever married 841,402 310,515 530,887 % of 10–17 population 1.92% 1.36% 2.54% Source:…
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Children with Disabilities by Province

  Punjab Current Enrollment ( Disability & Gender wise) in Each Institution Total Institutions Autristic HJ (hearing) MC(Mental Challenge) PD (Physical Disable) SL (Speech and Learning) VJ (virsually Impaired) Grand Total 299 Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total Male Female Total…
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Health Budget 2025-26

    Health Budget 2025-26 (Estimated) Government Total Health Budget (PKR in Billion) Current (%) Development(%) Federal 47 68 32 Balochistan 87 81 19 KP 277 90 10 Punjab 631 71 29 Sindh 372 88 12 Source: Federal and Provincial Budget Documents…
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Education Budget 2025–26 (Estimated Amount in PKR Billion)

  Education Budget 2025–26 (Estimated Amount in PKR Billion) Government Total Education Budget Current Budget (%) Development Budget (%) Federal 169 67 33 Balochistan 126 83.61 16.39 KP 363 87.14 12.86 Punjab 812 87.7 12.3 Sindh 613 85.49 14.51 Source: Federal and Provincial Budget Documents, 2025–26…
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Child Marriage Law

Child marriage in Pakistan has never been sustained by law alone. Instead, it has survived because the law itself has remained fractured. The passage of the Child Marriage Restraint Bill 2026 by the Punjab Assembly is therefore significant for what it exposes across the federation, which is a deeply uneven…
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