Azharuddin’s mantra to minority youth

Hyderabad: Minorities Welfare and Public Enterprises Minister Mohammed Azharuddin has called upon minority students and youth to make the best use of the educational and career opportunities being provided by the Telangana Government and turn them into success through passion, hard work, discipline and determination.

Speaking at the inauguration of the Government Minority Study Circle and Career Counselling Centre at Indira Priya Darshini Junior College, Azharuddin described the newly established facility as a significant initiative aimed at empowering minority youth through education, competitive examination preparation and career guidance.

Appreciating the efforts of the Minorities Welfare Department officials in completing the centre, particularly Director Tariq Anwar, the minister said the government had created the necessary facilities and opportunities and it was now the responsibility of students to utilise them effectively.

“Nothing comes free. Now that everything has been provided for you, you must take this opportunity and progress in life. You have to pay the price through your hard work,” Azharuddin told the students.

The Minister stressed that students should develop passion for whatever they choose to pursue and remain committed to their goals. He said sincere hard work combined with passion would always produce results and urged students to utilise the facilities at the centre to their fullest potential.

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