Verified proposals from Peshawar, Mardan and Nowshera. Free to register, free to list, free to browse.
Peshawar is one of the most active cities on Select Proposal outside Punjab, and families here are usually more careful than most about privacy. Contact details are never shown publicly and are exchanged only when both families are interested. Verified proposals are listed from Peshawar city, Hayatabad, University Town and the cantonment, along with Mardan, Nowshera and Charsadda, with education, profession and family background listed openly. Registration, listing and browsing are free.
For many families in Peshawar the first question about a rishta website is not the price but the privacy, and the second is whether anything local is listed. Browsing free lets you answer both before deciding anything. Registration, profile listing and browsing verified proposals from Peshawar and across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa cost nothing, and contact details are never shown publicly on any plan.
Where payment starts is narrow: viewing another family's contact details once you have chosen a proposal. Nothing is taken when a marriage takes place. The free plan is not available to male profiles with a diploma or other education, or to men who are married, divorced or separated. Free members receive a limited daily contact view and can be approached by paid members.
Families here are generally more careful than most about what is visible, and the free plan does not ask you to trade privacy for cost. A profile can be listed with photograph privacy controls in place, and many Peshawar families list without a public photograph at all. Nothing about how to reach you is public on any plan; details are exchanged only when both families have shown interest. Proposals appear from Hayatabad, University Town, the cantonment and the city, along with Mardan, Charsadda, Nowshera, Swabi and Kohat. Parents or guardians may create and manage the profile themselves.
Unscreened rishta lists on WhatsApp and Facebook reach Peshawar as they reach everywhere, and the cost falls hardest where privacy matters most. A biodata posted into a group of strangers cannot be withdrawn, and a photograph forwarded once is forwarded permanently, with nobody answerable. The proposals themselves are unverified, whether the claim is a Gulf posting, a government job or a first marriage. Every profile on Select Proposal is read by a person before it appears, and roughly forty percent are rejected. That screening is the part that costs us money and costs you nothing.
A great many households here have a son working in Dubai, Abu Dhabi, Doha or Saudi Arabia, and that raises specific questions worth settling early: visa category, whether the family may join him, how long the bride would remain in Peshawar and in whose house. For local proposals, confirm the degree with the institution and establish whether income is a salary, a share of a family business, or property. Then ask the household questions plainly: joint or separate living, and whether the bride may continue her education or work. None of this requires a paid plan.
Register, list the profile with whatever privacy settings you prefer, and read the proposals available across Peshawar and the surrounding districts. That will tell you more about the screening than anything written here, and you can decide about a paid plan afterwards, once you know what is actually on offer.
Yes. Registration, profile listing and browsing verified proposals from Peshawar and across Khyber Pakhtunkhwa are free. A plan is only needed to reveal contact details.
No. Contact details are never shown publicly and are shared only when both families have expressed interest. Photo privacy controls are available, and many Peshawar families list without a public photo. Profiles are manually reviewed before appearing.
Peshawar city, Hayatabad, University Town and the cantonment, plus Mardan, Nowshera, Charsadda and Swabi among current proposals.
No. Select Proposal does not filter by tribe or qaum. Filtering by city achieves much of what families are looking for, and background can be discussed directly once a conversation has begun.