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Minister gifts laptops to meritorious students
No child in the state of Telangana should feel left out, because of poverty, said Tribal Welfare Minister Azmeera Chandulal.
Hyderabad : No child in the state of Telangana should feel left out, because of poverty, said Tribal Welfare Minister Azmeera Chandulal.
The TTWREIS students who secured admission into IITs, NITs and other prestigious institutions of higher learning in the last academic year received laptops from the hands of the Minister for Tribal Welfare. He also announced cash incentive of Rs 50,000 to students studying in IITs, NITs, AIIMS. He reiterated that no poor student in the state of Telangana should feel left out behind their well off classmates while pursuing higher studies.
The Minister also congratulated TTWREIS Secretary Dr RS Praveen Kumar, Additional Secretary Dr. Naveen Nicholas and the staff for striving hard in promoting excellent academic standards and producing toppers in competitive exams like IITs, NITs and AIIMS year after year with remarkable consistency.
