Kamyab Jawan Programme helps ensure PWDs' financial inclusion.

ISLAMABAD -- Person with Disabilities (PWDs) has started reaping benefits of the Prime Minister's Kamyab Jawan Programme as a physically impaired Haider Ali has opened his own dairy business after getting a soft loan amounting to Rs one million under its Youth Entrepreneurship Scheme (YES). Haider Ali, who was from Hujra Shah Muqam, Punjab, said he bought two buffalos and cows after obtaining the loan under the scheme, claiming to earn around Rs 50,000 every month by selling their milk. 'Since childhood, my left arm and leg were disabled, and I never wanted to become a burden on my family. Therefore, I continued my study and did M.A. Afterward, I started a private job and then realized that my expenditures are greater than my salary,' he said while sharing his story in a video message posted by Special Assistant to the Prime Minister (SAPM) on Youth Affairs Muhammad Usman Dar on his twitter account. Haider said he always wanted to support his family financially by starting his own business. 'Whenever I discussed with my relatives [about getting a loan], they always pointed out my disability and asked me as to how I would return that loan.' He said he used to hesitate from applying for the loan under Kamyab Jawan programme due to such queries, but eventually he did so and applied for a loan worth Rs one million. Haider...