Bazm Niswan distributes scholarships worth  Rs 1.32 crore to 3613 Girls

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Bazm Niswan distributes scholarships worth Rs 1.32 crore to 3613 Girls

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Bangalore: Bazm Niswan Charitable Trust, a charitable organization, gave scholarships of Rs. 1.32 crore to 3613 underprivileged and eligible girl students through cheques. The women’s group, founded in 1971, has granted scholarships to over 63,000 female students to pursue their studies. After completing their studies, these pupils are now successful teachers, professors, doctors, lawyers, government officials, business women, engineers, and journalists in government and non-government departments.

On February 10, a special event was conducted here to present scholarships. Bazm President Mrs. Husna Sharief told the kids that due to Covid pandemic criteria, only ten pupils were invited to the program. The remaining students will get their scholarship funds via an online deposit into their bank accounts. She advised the pupils to follow the four-point programme in order to live a good life. The Prophet (peace be upon him) instructed us always, to tell the truth, never compromise our integrity, always treat others with respect, seek permissible subsistence, and be content with lawful sustenance.

She said Bazm had invited online applications in October and November 2021. 4505 online applications have been received in the last two months, with 70% of female students coming from BPL families and 29% from APL families.

12.2 percent of these students received 90 to 100 percent on their previous examinations, while 23 percent obtained 80-90 percent.

Similarly, 27% of students have secured 70 t0 80 %. She stated that the academic achievement of these young ladies has improved with each passing year. The meeting was also attended by Bazm’s Joint Secretary Rehmat Bano and Trustee Ms. Parveen Apa. Career Counselor Ameen Mudassir moderated the proceedings of the event.

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