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Srinagar (KNS): In a compassionate initiative, Sakhawat Center Jammu & Kashmir distributed scholarship checks to 22 underprivileged and orphaned students from Karnah who successfully passed the Merit Cum Means Scholarship examination. A ceremony was held at Degree College Kandi Karnah, attended by Vice Principal Abdul Basit Reshi, Zonal Education Officer Karnah Shah Muhammad Rana, District Administrator Kupwara Khusr Muhammad, Ghulam Mohiuddin from Sakhawat Center, Boys High School Chhamkote Headmaster Khalid Mahmood, young journalist Ashfaq Sayeed, college professors, students, and parents.

Around 100 students from Karnah participated in the Merit Cum Means Scholarship examination, with 22 emerging successful. During the event, Professor Abdul Basit Reshi praised Sakhawat Center, recognizing it as an organization that provides financial support to orphans, widows, and needy students in Jammu & Kashmir, contributing to both charity and community welfare. Zonal Education Officer Tangdar Chhamkote, Shah Muhammad Rana, commended the center’s efforts in supporting marginalized students in remote areas like Karnah, emphasizing the dedication of those involved in this cause.

Journalist Ashfaq Sayeed lauded the center as a benevolent institution, expressing hope that it would continue such initiatives in the future, helping financially constrained students pursue higher education.Click Here To Follow Our WhatsApp ChannelDistrict Administrator Khusr Muhammad stated that the center aims to ensure that orphans, the poor, and underprivileged children can continue their education, while hundreds of women receive skill training to become self-reliant. He added that the center also assists disaster victims, including those affected by floods, earthquakes, and fires, and helps displaced migrants, relying on public support for these efforts.

Speaking with Kashmir News Service (KNS), Ghulam Mohiuddin from Sakhawat Center highlighted the organization’s achievement in enabling thousands of underprivileged children to nurture their academic potential. The event was moderated by teacher Nishad Iqbal, who noted that the scholarship supports top-ranking students from low-income backgrounds as a form of encouragement. He added that the center has provided aid to nearly 301 families in Karnah since 2012, including relief efforts during past earthquakes.(KNS)