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Abeer Asad Secures Spot in UPSC

Kurthi Jafarpur (Mau District), UTTAR PRADESH / DELHI :

New Delhi:

The name of Abeer Asad, daughter of Maulana Muhammad Asad Al-Qasimi Al-Azmi, has featured in the supplementary list of candidates for the 2023 exam released by the Union Public Service Commission (UPSC). Abeer cleared the challenging exam independently, relying on her self-study and determination, making her accomplishment a story of hard work, resilience, and vision, reports the Times of India.

Abeer’s journey to the Civil Services highlights her dedication to serving the nation. Her success came without formal coaching, showcasing the impact of her year-long self-directed study, combined with an unwavering commitment to her goal. From her school days, Abeer was a diligent student, achieving 92.8% in her 10th exams and 97.5% in her 12th, and later graduating with distinction in Economics from Hansraj College, Delhi.

Abeer’s preferred career path includes joining the Indian Administrative Service (IAS) as her top choice, followed by the Indian Revenue Service (IRS) and the Indian Railway Management Service (IRMS). Her position in the supplementary list ranks her at 35th, where she is joined by another successful Muslim candidate, Muhammad Nayab Anjam.

Abeer’s family stands as her pillar of strength. Her brother, Muhammad Basil, is a software engineer, while her mother a homemaker. Their lineage traces back to the well-regarded town of Kirthi Jafar in Mayo district, and they are proud of Abeer’s achievement, which she credits to her parents’ encouragement.

In her message to aspiring youth, especially young Muslim women, Abeer encouraged them to believe in their potential and to pursue their ambitions with passion and focus. “If girls are given freedom, encouragement, and equal opportunities, there’s no limit to what they can achieve,” she stated, urging young Muslims to prioritise their education over distractions.

Her father shared his pride in Abeer’s success and emphasised the importance of education within the Muslim community. “Only education can change the fate of a nation,” he remarked, calling on Muslim families to support their children in following their dreams.

source: http://www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Latest News> Markers of Excellence / by Radiance News Bureau / November 01st, 2024

TWEET-NVK Organizes Empowerment Camp in Delhi to Aid Women in Accessing Welfare Schemes

DELHI :

New Delhi :

As part of its ongoing mission to empower women through education and access to essential services, The Women Education & Empowerment Trust (TWEET) took a notable step by organizing a specialized camp at its Mahila Help Desk in Kanchan Kunj here today.

The camp was carefully crafted to help women navigate and understand various welfare schemes provided by both government and non-governmental organizations. This initiative was focused on empowering women by making crucial resources more accessible and ensuring they receive the benefits they deserve. Through this vital support, TWEET aims to positively impact the lives of women in the community, helping them to overcome obstacles and enhance their quality of life.

A total of 15 women, who needed assistance, attended the camp. The participants were guided through the intricacies of several important welfare schemes.

TWEET volunteers, Muskan and Zuhra, played a crucial role in the event, offering personalized guidance and support to each attendee. They were joined by Faizan from Nagarik Vikas Kendra (NVK), who provided additional expertise and assistance.

Among the key schemes discussed were the Delhi Ladli Scheme, which is designed to support the education of girl children, the Widow Pension Scheme, and the Old Age Pension Scheme. These schemes are vital for providing financial support to women in vulnerable situations, and the camp ensured that the attendees understood how to apply for and benefit from them.

In addition to explaining these schemes, the volunteers also addressed common issues related to documentation. Many women face challenges due to incomplete or incorrect documentation, which can hinder their ability to access welfare benefits. The volunteers offered detailed guidance on how to rectify these issues, including where to go and what steps to take to correct their documentation.

source: http:www.radiancenews.com / Radiance News / Home> Focus> Latest News> Social Service / by Radiance News Service / September 11th, 2024