ATTOCK, March 3: Solar energy panels were distributed among 67 students of Government Postgraduate College and the Government Commerce College Attock at a function here on Sunday.

Speaking on the occasion, MNA Sheikh Aftab Ahmed of the PML-N, who was the chief guest, said the Punjab government had introduced “Ujala” scheme to provide solar energy panels to the brilliant students so that they can continue their studies at home during power loadshedding without any hindrance.

It may be mentioned that under the scheme, a total 3,559 students were selected from the six tehsils of the district for the award of the solar panels.

The Technical Education and Vocational Training Department is facilitating the students in installation of the solar energy panels in their houses.

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