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Bondhu Mahal Sponsors Education of Poor Students
In its social endeavor Bondhu Mahal has sponsored education of 22 poor children who had dropped out because their parents did not have money to finance their education.
All these 22 students, 11 of whom are girls, are students of Boy’s Anglo Bengali Inter College. Vice-president of Bondhu Mahal R.G. Paramanik handed over a cheque covering annual fees of these students to the Principal of the college A.K. Kirti at a function held here.
“The college is indebted to Bondhu Mahal for extending help to these poor students who will now be able to continue their study. This seems a small gesture but will illuminate the lives of many poor students,” Kirti said.
The students are from class 7 to class 12 and 10 of them are from minority community.
Paramanik said that Bondhu Mahal had always worked for the welfare of the society. “It organizes blood donation camps. Last year we distributed stationary among the poor students in state-run school but this time we decided to sponsor education of poor students,” he said.
“The Bondhu Mahal has paid the annual fees of these 22 students in one go so that they do not have to wonder about education this academic session,” he said.
The students whose education has been sponsored are:
Pooja Yadav 7A, Anurag Verma 8C, Noorbe 9B, Neha Rawat 9B, Anita Kashyap 9B, Manisha Kumari 9B, Bushra Khatoon 10B, Rehnuma Bano 10B, Atif Saleem 10C, Mohd Eitsham 11C, Shakshi Shukla 11A, Ravi Chauhan 11C, Shubham Kashyap 12, Km Fauzia 12A, Shahrukh 12A, Mohd Khalid 12A, Mohd Shuaib 10A, Mohd Shaad 10A, Pushpa Yadav 12B, Iqra Khatoon 9B, Sumit Anand 10A and Abhishekh Misra 12B.
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बच्चों का भविष्य संवारने के लिए ने की पहल
हिन्दुस्तान, 28 अक्टूबर 2014
In its social endeavor Bondhu Mahal has sponsored education of 22 poor children who had dropped out because their parents did not have money to finance their education.
All these 22 students, 11 of whom are girls, are students of Boy’s Anglo Bengali Inter College. Vice-president of Bondhu Mahal R.G. Paramanik handed over a cheque covering annual fees of these students to the Principal of the college A.K. Kirti at a function held here.
“The college is indebted to Bondhu Mahal for extending help to these poor students who will now be able to continue their study. This seems a small gesture but will illuminate the lives of many poor students,” Kirti said.
The students are from class 7 to class 12 and 10 of them are from minority community.
Paramanik said that Bondhu Mahal had always worked for the welfare of the society. “It organizes blood donation camps. Last year we distributed stationary among the poor students in state-run school but this time we decided to sponsor education of poor students,” he said.
“The Bondhu Mahal has paid the annual fees of these 22 students in one go so that they do not have to wonder about education this academic session,” he said.
The students whose education has been sponsored are:
Pooja Yadav 7A, Anurag Verma 8C, Noorbe 9B, Neha Rawat 9B, Anita Kashyap 9B, Manisha Kumari 9B, Bushra Khatoon 10B, Rehnuma Bano 10B, Atif Saleem 10C, Mohd Eitsham 11C, Shakshi Shukla 11A, Ravi Chauhan 11C, Shubham Kashyap 12, Km Fauzia 12A, Shahrukh 12A, Mohd Khalid 12A, Mohd Shuaib 10A, Mohd Shaad 10A, Pushpa Yadav 12B, Iqra Khatoon 9B, Sumit Anand 10A and Abhishekh Misra 12B.
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In Media
In its social endeavor Bondhu Mahal has sponsored education of 22 poor children who had dropped out because their parents did not have money to finance their education.
All these 22 students, 11 of whom are girls, are students of Boy’s Anglo Bengali Inter College. Vice-president of Bondhu Mahal R.G. Paramanik handed over a cheque covering annual fees of these students to the Principal of the college A.K. Kirti at a function held here.
“The college is indebted to Bondhu Mahal for extending help to these poor students who will now be able to continue their study. This seems a small gesture but will illuminate the lives of many poor students,” Kirti said.
The students are from class 7 to class 12 and 10 of them are from minority community.
Paramanik said that Bondhu Mahal had always worked for the welfare of the society. “It organizes blood donation camps. Last year we distributed stationary among the poor students in state-run school but this time we decided to sponsor education of poor students,” he said.
“The Bondhu Mahal has paid the annual fees of these 22 students in one go so that they do not have to wonder about education this academic session,” he said.
The students whose education has been sponsored are:
Pooja Yadav 7A, Anurag Verma 8C, Noorbe 9B, Neha Rawat 9B, Anita Kashyap 9B, Manisha Kumari 9B, Bushra Khatoon 10B, Rehnuma Bano 10B, Atif Saleem 10C, Mohd Eitsham 11C, Shakshi Shukla 11A, Ravi Chauhan 11C, Shubham Kashyap 12, Km Fauzia 12A, Shahrukh 12A, Mohd Khalid 12A, Mohd Shuaib 10A, Mohd Shaad 10A, Pushpa Yadav 12B, Iqra Khatoon 9B, Sumit Anand 10A and Abhishekh Misra 12B.
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Free Education for 22 Children
The Times of India, October 27, 2014
बंधु महल ने लिया गरीब बच्चों की शिक्षा का जिम्मा
पायनियर, 27 अक्टूबर 2014
शिक्षा का जिम्मा
नवभारत टाइम्स, 27 अक्टूबर 2014
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