Sports Revival in Lower South Waziristan Gains Momentum Despite Budget Shifts

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Musarrat Ullah Jan , KikxNow ,digital creator

The District Sports Office of Lower South Waziristan has emerged as a key driver of youth engagement and cultural development during the financial year 2025–26, with spending figures showing strong utilization of released funds under the Sports, Youth Affairs, Culture & Museums department.

According to the district’s DDO-wise financial summary, the office received a total budget estimate of Rs. 4.38 million, while actual releases climbed to Rs. 5.64 million, reflecting increased government attention toward sports and youth activities in the Newly Merged Areas.

Out of the released amount, the department successfully utilized Rs. 5.50 million, indicating an impressive expenditure rate and active implementation of planned initiatives.

The largest share of spending went to grants and subsidies, where Rs. 4.24 million was fully utilized. Officials say these funds supported local sports events, youth programs, and community-level cultural activities aimed at encouraging positive engagement among young people.

Operational expenses also remained significant, with over Rs. 1.05 million spent on administrative and field activities. Meanwhile, funds allocated for repairs and maintenance helped improve sports-related facilities in the district.

A smaller portion of the budget was used for acquiring physical assets, while no expenditure was recorded under employee-related expenses during the period.

The financial performance highlights the growing focus on promoting sports culture and youth empowerment in Lower South Waziristan, an area increasingly looking toward development through social and recreational opportunities.

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