Beed: Urdu Schools, Teachers Urged To Avail Themselves Of Academy Schemes
Beed: Syed Haseen Akhtar, Executive Chairman of the Maharashtra State Urdu Academy, Mumbai, has urged minority Urdu schools, teachers and students to take advantage of the various schemes offered by the Academy to promote educational development. He was speaking at a programme organised by the Maharashtra State Urdu Academy at Azad Hind Semi-English Urdu School in Kazi Nagar, Beed, to mark…
Syed Haseen Akhtar, Executive Chairman of the Maharashtra State Urdu Academy, has called upon Urdu schools, teachers, and students to utilize the various schemes provided by the Academy to boost educational development. At a Reading Inspiration Day program held at Azad Hind Semi-English Urdu School in Beed, Akhtar presented certificates of appreciation to headmasters and teachers from Urdu-, Marathi-, and English-medium schools, recognizing their participation in the event.
The certificates were given by officials including Saleem Jahangir, Khatib Misbhulabdedin, and Shaikh Musa.
Akhtar urged schools, teachers, and students to effectively use the Academy's schemes to strengthen educational progress. Saleem Jahangir also highlighted the need for members of the minority community to avail themselves of schemes launched by both Central and Maharashtra governments to foster social and educational growth. The program saw the participation of 50 schools, with cluster heads Shaikh Salma, Shaikh Rashid, Osman Khan, and others in attendance.
Syed Avez and Shaikh Razzaq represented the schools in felicitating the dignitaries. Organizers expressed optimism that the Urdu Academy's initiatives would positively impact schools, teachers, and students in the Beed district, concluding the event with the distribution of certificates to the honored attendees.
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