Hyderabad: Maulana Azad National Urdu University Anjuman-e-Khawateen (MAK) in collaboration with SAFA organized “Dhanak Bazar” — a colorful and vibrant exhibition-cum-market celebrating art, creativity, and women’s empowerment — at University campus.
The event was inaugurated by Prof. Syed Ainul Hasan, Vice Chancellor, MANUU, who appreciated the initiative for providing a platform to encourage women entrepreneurs and promote local talent.
Mrs. Arshia Hasan, President of MAK, spoke about the objective of Dhanak Bazar — to celebrate women’s creativity and foster community participation. Prof. Vanaja M, General Secretary of MAK, welcomed the gathering. Prof. Viquar Unnisa anchored the inaugural program of Dhanak Bazar.
The exhibition featured handmade crafts, traditional products, food stalls, and cultural exhibits. The event drew enthusiastic participation from students, faculty, and visitors, making the campus lively with colors and cultural vibrance. The organizers expressed gratitude to the Vice Chancellor, all guests, and participants for their encouragement and support.
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