Minorities Minister Mohammed Azharuddin Visits Minority Welfare Stalls at Nampally Exhibition, Encourages Students
Telangana Minorities Minister Mohammed Azharuddin visited Minority Welfare Department stalls at the Nampally Exhibition, interacted with students, and reviewed education and empowerment initiatives.
Hyderabad: Telangana Minorities Minister Mohammed Azharuddin visited the Nampally Exhibition on Friday and reviewed the stalls set up by the Minority Welfare Department. During the visit, the Minister interacted with students, reviewed welfare initiatives, and reiterated the government’s commitment to strengthening minority education and empowerment.
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Review of Minority Welfare Department Stalls
The Minister toured various stalls established by the Minority Welfare Department as part of the annual All India Industrial Exhibition (Numaish). These stalls highlighted multiple education, skill development, and empowerment schemes being implemented for minorities across Telangana.
Accompanying the Minister were senior officials, including Shafiullah, Secretary to the Government, Minority Welfare Department, along with other department officials.
Focus on TMREIS Student Projects
A major attraction at the stalls was the display by the Telangana Minorities Residential Educational Institutions Society (TGMREIS). Students from minority residential institutions showcased:
- Academic projects
- Creative and innovative models
- Skill-based works prepared as part of their curriculum
The Minister appreciated the quality of work and praised the students for their efforts.
Interaction With Students
At the Nampally Exhibition Grounds, Mohammed Azharuddin interacted closely with students manning the stalls. He enquired about:
- Their studies and academic interests
- Career aspirations
- Experiences in minority residential schools
The Minister encouraged students to work hard, stay focused, and make full use of educational opportunities provided by the government.
Creating Public Awareness on Minority Schemes
Officials said the objective of participating in the Nampally Exhibition is to:
- Create public awareness about minority welfare schemes
- Highlight government programmes for education and empowerment
- Provide students with exposure to a large public platform
Strong Message on Inclusive Development
The Minister’s visit drew significant attention from visitors at the exhibition. Officials noted that the interaction reaffirmed the Telangana government’s focus on inclusive development, minority education, and student empowerment.
The visit by Minorities Minister Mohammed Azharuddin to the Nampally Exhibition underscored the state government’s continued emphasis on supporting minority students and strengthening welfare initiatives across Telangana.
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