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ZPHS students bag Vidyamrutam scholarships
The poor students of Zilla Parishad High School in Marikal of the district bagged Vidyamrutam scholarships from Mata Amrutanandamaee Trust on Thursday. With an aim to support and encourage poor students studying in government schools, the Trust has selected 11 poor students from ZPHS Marikal and six students from ZPHS Tatiparthi in Bhootpur mandal for the scholarships, under which the trust offers
Mahbubnagar: The poor students of Zilla Parishad High School in Marikal of the district bagged Vidyamrutam scholarships from Mata Amrutanandamaee Trust on Thursday. With an aim to support and encourage poor students studying in government schools, the Trust has selected 11 poor students from ZPHS Marikal and six students from ZPHS Tatiparthi in Bhootpur mandal for the scholarships, under which the trust offers a financial aid of Rs 1,500 to each student.
Balalingaiah, senior teacher from ZPHS Marikal said, “We are happy to announce that five students from our school have been selected for the Vidyamrutam scholarships offered by Mata Amrutanandamaee Trust. This is a great gesture of encouragement from the Trust to the students of financially poor families.” All the selected 11 students were handed over cheques by Brahmachari Raghu Nath Swamy and Coordinator Raghavender.
