Individuals now have the convenience of obtaining their learner's driving license online, thanks to the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB).

 Individuals now have the convenience of obtaining their learner's driving license online, thanks to the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB).

Individuals now have the convenience of obtaining their learner's driving license online, thanks to the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB).


LAHORE: According to Faisal Yousaf, chairman of the Punjab Information Technology Board (PITB), individuals in Punjab can now use the Driving License Issuance Management System (DLIMS 2.0) developed by the PITB to obtain their brand-new learner's permit online.

On Tuesday, as he presided over a review meeting, he voiced these opinions. During the gathering, it was featured that the interaction for residents to apply for another student permit has been streamlined. " Individuals can start the application cycle via looking through DLIMS on Google or entering the location dlims.punjab.gov.pk in the pursuit bar. Hence, a structure will open on the site. To make a record, resident needs to give his name, personality card, and other required data. All individuals from a family can utilize a similar record to get their student licenses," he added.

He said the permit charge can be paid through any bank's web-based application, ATM machine or administrations like JazzCash, and upon installment, the student driving permit will be produced on the screen. The print or picture of the permit can be shown to traffic superintendents depending on the situation, even through a cell phone, he added.
He said the permit charge can be paid through any bank's web-based application, ATM machine or administrations like JazzCash, and upon installment, the student driving permit will be produced on the screen. The print or picture of the permit can be shown to traffic superintendents depending on the situation, even through a cell phone, he added.

In the meantime, applications for the next phase of the PITB and Punjab Youth Affairs and Sports Department's e-Rozgaar Training Programme, which provides youth with online employment opportunities, have begun to arrive. According to the subtleties shared by the PITB, the jobless youth bearing Punjab home could submit applications for preparing in seven distinct fields, including specialized, content promoting and publicizing, imaginative planning and web based business. To get affirmation in the said program, as far as possible is 35 years and the expected instructive capability is aces.
It is relevant to make reference to here that 45 e-Rozgaar Focuses are functional across 36 regions of Punjab. In excess of 58,000 understudies, of which 57% are ladies, have procured more than Rs 8 billion through the web after the fulfillment of their preparation.

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