Hyderabad: The scholarship distribution function for Merit-cum-Means Scholarship 2025 for selected students of Maulana Azad National Urdu University was organized by the Dean Student’s Welfare MANUU. The programme was sponsored by SEED, USA in collaboration with The Quran Foundation. The Scholarship worth Rs. 1 crore was distributed among 1000 selected students.
Delivering the presidential address, Prof. Syed Ainul Hasan, Vice Chancellor appreciated the efforts of SEED Foundation and The Quran Foundation, while congratulating the students. He instructed the beneficiaries to use the scholarship amount wisely, and strongly encouraged them to study hard, remain disciplined, and not indulge in any unlawful activities. He also urged students to make the best use of this opportunity to contribute towards the progress of society through education.
Mr. Syed Mazharuddin Hussaini, Director, SEED Foundation, USA, encouraged students to work hard for a brighter future. He emphasized that SEED has been associated with MANUU for the past three years and assured that the support will continue to grow in the coming years. He also expressed his intent to extend scholarships to students of the Centre for Distance and Online Education (CDOE) from next year.
Prof. Ishtiaque Ahmed, Registrar remarked that scholarships are not just financial assistance but recognition of students’ hard work and an encouragement to reach greater heights. He urged the students to pursue their education with sincerity, discipline, and a vision for nation-building.
Prof. Syed Alim Ashraf Jaisi, Dean Students’ Welfare delivered a welcome address. He assured that MANUU is committed to ensuring that no deserving student is deprived of education due to financial constraints, and highlighted that such scholarships serve as a powerful tool to uplift students academically and socially.
The cheques were distributed to selected students on the occasion.
Mrs. Mahpara Ali, Chief General Manager (Retd.), SBI, and other dignitaries were also present there. Assistant Deans, Students’ Welfare – Dr. Jarrar Ahmad, Assistant Dean, Students’ Welfare, presented a vote of thanks and Ismat Fathima hosted the event.
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