Secunderabad: Krishna Sai Education Trust, an NGO, on Saturday organised a two-day workshop in Anjum-E-Tajiran-E-Chirm, Secunderabad to spread awareness regarding the schemes for the welfare of minority communities available under the ministry of minority affairs.
Over 300 students, 50 teachers along with 100 people from the minority community attended the workshop. During this workshop, members of the Krishna Sai Education Trust discussed various schemes run by the government of India.
District Minority Welfare Officer Mohd. Kasim, Honorable Trust Member Raj Kumar, Co-ordinator of the Krishna Sai Education Trust Suneel, President H. Mohammed Ali, Secretary Anjuman-E-Tajiran-E-Chirm S. Aarif Hussian, State vice president of the Telangana Muslim Joint Action Committee Mohammed Masood Ahmed among others talked about the benefits of all the schemes available for people of all age groups.
Prime Minister's 15 Points programme, Skill development schemes, Scholarship schemes, Special needs schemes and other such schemes were discussed in the two-day workshop.
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