Human Welfare Foundation gives cash awards to 220 minority students in Delhi

    By TCN News,

    New Delhi: Human Welfare Foundation honoured 220 promising students from Delhi who had secured 80 % and above with distinction in High School Board’s examination held in March this year and National Muslim Talent Search Examination-2013 with cash awards and certificates at a function held at At Hamdard Public School in the national capital on October 27.


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    Students who had secured 80 percent or above marks in this examination were selected on merit basis for the award.



    Human Welfare Foundation started this merit awards five years ago in 2009 in UP and claim to have honoured over 5000 students so far from 15 states across the country.

    The award programmes for the year 2013 were started from 1 September in Kolkata and after this, award functions will be held in Gujarat, North Assam, UP, Madhya Pradesh, Jharkhand, South Assam etc.

    Eminent personalities like Dr Mufti Mukarram, Shahi Imam of the Fatehpuri Masjid in Delhi, Manzoor Ahmed, retired IPS, Dr. Siraj Hussain IAS, Abdul Wahaid, Ameer-e-Halqa of JIH Delhi and Hariyana, Neeta Pradhan Das, Deputy Director – Skill Development, Confederation of Indian Industry (CII), Rafik Rhmad and National Coordinator Salimullah Khan were present during the award ceremony.

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