Human Welfare Foundation Distributes Scholarships to Over 100 Students in Delhi

Marking the launch of its scholarship distribution for the 2024-25 academic year, the Human Welfare Foundation awarded over 100 scholarships to meritorious students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds in the Delhi region. This year’s recipients included 85 orphaned students and 25 undergraduate and postgraduate students, who were recognized for their academic achievements and potential.

The event was graced by Prof. Sara Begum, Dean of the Faculty of Education at Jamia Millia Islamia, as the chief guest. In her motivational speech, she encouraged students to pursue lifelong learning, emphasizing the importance of continuous personal and intellectual growth beyond formal education. Dr. Nisha Nupur, District Nodal Officer for Child Health, Child Labour, and NVBDCP, Government of NCT of Delhi, and Shri Charan Singh, Social Welfare Superintendent, also attended as guests of honor.

T. Arifali, Chairman of Vision 2026 and Vice Chairman of the Human Welfare Foundation, presided over the event, with P.K. Noufal, CEO of the Human Welfare Foundation, and Mohammed Arif, Senior Manager, also in attendance. The event began with a welcome address by Zahoor Ahmed and concluded with a vote of thanks delivered by Shariq Ahmed.

Since its inception, the Human Welfare Foundation has empowered over 8,650 students from economically disadvantaged backgrounds through undergraduate, postgraduate, and specialized scholarships. Additionally, HWF annually provides scholarships to more than 2,200 orphaned students, affirming its dedication to uplifting young minds.

This event highlights the foundation’s commitment to nurturing moral integrity, spiritual growth, and sincere character among students, inspiring them to overcome financial challenges and pursue their dreams with resilience. The program celebrates the achievements of HWF scholarship recipients and supports their journey toward a brighter future.

HWF Scholarship Awardee Embarks on Post-Doctoral Research in the US

Dr. Tipu Alam, a distinguished recipient of the Human Welfare Foundation (HWF) scholarship, has qualified for post-doctoral research in the United States. A native of Banshthupi, Salaidanga in Gazol, Malda, West Bengal, Dr. Alam’s academic journey was once supported by HWF, and he has since made remarkable strides in his field.

Born to Dilsad Sekh, a cultivator, and Manjila Bibi, Dr. Alam comes from a modest background but has always demonstrated exceptional academic prowess. He completed his early education at Salaidanga High School and Danogram High School, later earning a B.Sc. and M.Sc. in Chemistry (Honors) from Aligarh Muslim University in 2015 and 2017, respectively. He went on to pursue a Ph.D. in Chemistry at the Indian Institute of Technology (IIT) Guwahati, which he completed in 2024. His doctoral research centered on Photo and Electrochemical Strategies for C-N Bond Formation.

Dr. Alam’s academic journey is further highlighted by his impressive performance in national-level examinations. In 2017, he secured an All-India Rank (AIR) of 97 in the CSIR-Junior Research Fellowship (NET), alongside an AIR-580 in the Graduate Aptitude Test in Engineering (GATE) and an AIR-846 in the Joint Admission Test for M.Sc. (JAM) in 2015.

Now, as he embarks on post-doctoral research in the United States, Dr. Alam continues to push the boundaries of chemistry with his innovative work. The Human Welfare Foundation expresses its pride in his achievements and extends its heartfelt congratulations to Dr. Alam for this remarkable milestone. HWF wishes him continued success in all his future endeavors and remains committed to supporting students like him in reaching their full potential.

Dr. Alam’s success story exemplifies the impact of HWF’s scholarship initiative, which empowers bright and deserving students to achieve their academic and research aspirations, ultimately contributing to the advancement of society.

NVK Organizes Govt Scheme Awareness Workshop in Bhagalpur

Nagrik Vikas Kendra (NVK), an initiative under the Human Welfare Foundation, is dedicated to helping rural communities access grants and aids from various State and Central Government welfare schemes. NVK operates voluntarily among underdeveloped communities, raising awareness about available government assistance.

In line with its mission, NVK organized a workshop titled ‘Alleviation of Poverty through Government SchemesI in Bhagalpur, Bihar, aimed at educating the public about social welfare programs. The event saw the participation of over 100 individuals and 20 NGOs. The chief guest was former Vice-Chancellor Kshamendra Singh Narayan, with Deputy Mayor Salahuddin serving as the guest of honor. Syed Shah Ashraf, patron of BESCO, played a key role as the Chief Coordinator of the workshop.

Human Welfare Foundation Hosts Teachers’ Training Program in Kolkata

The Human Welfare Foundation organized a two-day teachers’ training workshop in Kolkata aimed at empowering educators and aligning them with the evolving educational landscape. Teachers from various districts across West Bengal participated with enthusiasm in this significant event.

The workshop, a part of the HWF’s ongoing efforts to enhance educational practices, offered valuable professional development opportunities. Attendees engaged in sessions on the latest advancements in educational strategies, classroom management techniques, and innovative teaching methods. Key topics included the New Education Policy-2020, the National Curriculum Framework, and understanding child psychology, which were discussed in depth to enrich participants’ teaching practices.

This event featured contributions from several esteemed experts:

Dr. Ayatulla Farooq, Faculty of Aliah University, Kolkata, Mechbahar Saikh, Former Consultant at UNICEF & State Consultant for Sarva Shiksha Mission, West Bengal, Ratul Guha, Former Member of the Syllabus Expert Committee, School Education Department, Government of West Bengal, Nilay Roy, Deputy Director of School Education, Government of West Bengal, Somnath Roy, Former Principal of Purulia Primary Teachers’ Training College (DIET) and Naimul Haque, Teacher at Harinavi High School, Rajpur-Son

The workshop, led by Shariq Ansar, Manager of the Department of Education at HWF.

Human Welfare Foundation Inaugurates New Students’ Hostel in Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan

In partnership with the Rajasthan Deeni Taleemi Trust, the Human Welfare Foundation (HWF) has constructed a two-storey students’ hostel in Sawai Madhopur, Rajasthan, which will house over 30 students from financially disadvantaged backgrounds. The hostel is designed to support students migrating from rural areas to cities in pursuit of quality education.

The inauguration ceremony was presided over by Md. Nazimuddin, President of the Rajasthan Deeni Taleemi Trust, who emphasized the hostel’s role in meeting the educational needs of underserved students. Ajas Ali, Additional District Education Officer, attended as the Chief Guest, encouraging students to pursue higher education and excel in their studies.

Dr. Rizwan Rafeequi, Senior Manager of Public Relations, and Zahoor Ahmed, Head of Community Development at HWF, were also present to support the initiative.

HWF Scholarship Awardees Excel in Their Careers

Mr. MD. Zikrullah Khan hails from Village Nauhatta, District Saharsa, Bihar. He completed his Almiyat course at Darul Uloom Nadwatul Ulama, Lucknow, UP. In 2015, he moved to Delhi for higher education and earned his B.A, B.Ed., and M.Ed. degrees from Jamia Millia Islamia, New Delhi. The HWF scholarship supported him throughout his undergraduate and postgraduate studies. Coming from an economically disadvantaged background and as a first-generation learner, Mr. Khan’s achievements are commendable. Recently, he secured the first rank in the Bihar Public Service Commission (BPSC) Exam on his first attempt, qualifying as a Trained Graduate Teacher (TGT).

Mr. Adnan Khateeb Ansari, son of Mr. Abdul Khateeb Ansari, is from Batla House, Jamia Nagar, Okhla, New Delhi. He completed his post-graduation in Master of Social Work (MSW) from the University of Delhi in 2023, earning a Gold Medal for achieving the highest marks in his program.

Mr. Rahul SK, son of Mr. Hasibul SK, is from Jangipur, District Murshidabad, West Bengal. He graduated with a BA. LLB. from Aligarh Muslim University in 2018 and earned an L.L.M from the Central University of Punjab in 2020. Currently, he is pursuing a Ph.D. in law at the Central University of Punjab and has qualified for JRF. Supported by the HWF scholarship during his post-graduation, Mr. Rahul comes from a low-income family, with his father working as a daily wage mason. Recently, he secured the 33rd rank in the West Bengal Judicial Service Exam conducted by the West Bengal Public Service Commission (WBPSC).

Saiyid Hamid Block: Another Landmark in Educational Empowerment

Vision 2026, under the aegis of its flagship initiative, the Human Welfare Foundation, marked a significant achievement in its mission to promote educational empowerment with the inauguration of the Saiyid Hamid Block at The Scholar School in Jamia Nagar, Delhi. The new three-story block, dedicated to the memory of Saiyid Hamid—a distinguished educationist, social reformer, and founding Chairman of the Human Welfare Foundation—represents a crucial step forward in the Foundation’s ongoing efforts to uplift and empower marginalized communities.

The newly inaugurated block features a multipurpose hall, and classrooms spread across two floors, reflecting the Foundation’s commitment to providing high-quality education to the underserved. The Scholar School, established in 2010, currently serves over 800 students from kindergarten to 8th grade, supported by 40 trained teachers. The school is well-equipped with modern amenities, including a well-stocked library, smart classrooms, and a computer lab featuring interactive digital facilities.

The inaugural ceremony took place on Monday, 12th August 2024, in the Saiyid Hamid Hall of the new block. Sh. Ajay Kumar Gupta, IAS, District Magistrate of South East Delhi, officially opened the Saiyid Hamid Block. The event was attended by T Arifali, Chairman of Vision 2026; Siraj Hussain, IAS (Retd.) Chairman of the Human Welfare Foundation; M Sajid Abdulla, General Secretary of the Human Welfare Foundation; Engr. Mohammed Salim, Trustee of the Human Welfare Trust; PK Noufal, CEO of the Human Welfare Foundation; Mehpara Jan, Principal of The Scholar School; and Mohammed Arif, Senior Manager of the Human Welfare Foundation.

Saiyid Hamid, a former Vice-Chancellor of Aligarh Muslim University (AMU), was a towering figure in India’s educational and social sectors. His contributions to the High-Level Committee on the Social, Economic, and Educational Status of the Muslim Community of India, widely known as the Sachar Committee, were instrumental in shaping policies for the empowerment of marginalized communities. His lifelong advocacy for inclusive policies and affirmative action continues to inspire efforts aimed at addressing the socio-economic challenges faced by Muslims in India.

The inauguration of the Saiyid Hamid Block is more than just a tribute to a visionary leader; it is a significant step in Vision 2026’s ongoing journey to empower communities through education, ensuring that every child has access to quality education, regardless of their background.

CTAG Launches Law Entrance Coaching

The West Bengal chapter of the Centre for Training and Academic Guidance (CTAG), an initiative of the Human Welfare Foundation, recently initiated a coaching program tailored for law entrance examinations, marking a significant collaboration with Aligarh Muslim University’s Murshidabad Centre. Held within the prestigious confines of the MBA Seminar Hall at the University, this endeavor aims to equip aspiring law students with the necessary tools for success.

The event witnessed the gracious presence of esteemed dignitaries, including Dr. Nigamananda Biswas, Director and Associate Professor at Aligarh Muslim University, Murshidabad; Dr. Syed Atif Jilani, Assistant Professor in the Department of Business Administration; Shaila Mehmood, Assistant Professor in the Department of Law; Dr. Md Sarwar Alam, Assistant Professor in the Department of Business Administration; Adv. Md Asmaul Haque, Social Activist; and Adv. Sujeda Khatun, Program Coordinator.

The coaching program is meticulously crafted to cater to various law entrance tests such as AMU LLB, CLAT, and others. It encompasses a comprehensive approach, including regular mock tests, personalized counseling, and guidance sessions. Under the expert professionals in the field, classes are conducted at the AMU Murshidabad Centre, ensuring a conducive learning environment conducive to academic excellence. CTAG West Bengal Coordinator Farook was also present.

The CTAG West Bengal Chapter has a commendable track record of providing coaching for the West Bengal Civil Service examination. Many of its alumni have secured prestigious positions within both state and central governments, a testament to the quality and efficacy of its programs in nurturing talent and fostering success.

Scholarship distribution and self-defense workshop for orphans

As part of the ongoing commitment to supporting orphan students through scholarships, The Orphan Department of Human Welfare Foundtion organized a pivotal self-defense training workshop at The Scholar School in Jamia Nagar, New Delhi.

Led by instructors from the Indo International Taekwondo Academy, the workshop was a dynamic and engaging session. Carefully curated modules were designed to impart invaluable self-protection skills to the children, arming them with practical techniques and strategies to confidently navigate potential threats and adversities. Beyond physical techniques, the workshop underscored the significance of mental resilience and situational awareness, instilling in the students a sense of assertiveness and confidence in their ability to safeguard themselves in any situation.

HWF Grants Scholarships to Undergraduate and Postgraduate Students

In a gesture aimed at promoting education and empowering students, the Human Welfare Foundation recently disbursed scholarships to 35 deserving individuals pursuing undergraduate and postgraduate studies in the Delhi and Haryana regions. The ceremony, held at The Scholar School in Jamia Nagar, New Delhi, witnessed the distribution of 95 scholarship cheques, specifically earmarked for orphan students, alongside those for other deserving candidates.

The event, graced by esteemed dignitaries, Dr. M. Farooque, President of the Medical Service Society and Chief Guest of the occasion, deliver an inspiring address. Joining him were notable figures including Mr. Kaleemul Hafeez, Chairman of the Al Hafeez Educational Society; Er. Aqeel Ahmad, Chief Engineer of the Municipal Corporation Delhi; Dr. Ataurrahman Azmi, Regional Coordinator at IGNOU; and Dr. Habeebul Rahman, Associate Professor at Jamia Millia Islamia and General Secretary of the Model Village Trust, who were acknowledged as Guests of Honor.

During the ceremony, the guests distributed scholarship cheques to the recipients and underscored the paramount importance of education in shaping the future of individuals and communities alike. They encouraged the students to remain steadfast in their pursuit of knowledge and to prioritize their educational goals above all else.

Mr. Saleemullah Khan, Senior Manager of Education at HWF, took the opportunity to shed light on the various educational empowerment initiatives spearheaded by the foundation. Among those present were PK Noufal, CEO of HWF; Dr. Rizvan Rafeequi, Senior Manager of Public Relations; and Dr. Arif Nadvi, Manager of Healthcare.