Tameer e Millat To Mobilize Muslim Youth For Civil Services

By ind gog On Jun 8, 2017

Right to left: Mr. Khaja Asif Ahmed and Dr. Mushtaq Ali Vice Presidents and Mr. Syed Jaleel Ahmed Advocate (Center) President - Tameer e Millat, during a press conference in Hyderabad

Hyderabad: Providing coaching for Civil Services students, adult education among the less cognizant masses and imbibing school dropouts back into schools is the prime agenda of Tameer-e-Millat, one of the oldest Muslim NGOs backing the cause of Muslim empowerment.

Addressing a media conference here, Syed Jaleel Ahmed, President of 68-year strong All India Majlis e Tameer e Millat said “the organization leadership is planning to imbibe young blood and infuse social reform among the youth”.

The All India Majlis e Taameer e Millat, has been a strong support and motivator of the Muslim community after the accession of Hyderabad into Indian dominion. “As a part of its overhaul agenda, the Tameer e Millat will work to establish its presence on digital and social media platforms with the infusion of young talent and young guardians of the community, said Mr. Asif.”

Vice Presidents Dr. Mushtaq Ali and Khaja Asif were also present on this occasion.