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Hyderabad: The Helping Hands Foundation HHF , collaborating with 15 mosques, has launched Rahnumai Centers across the city to uplift the Muslim community and provide them with assistance for enrollment in various government schemes and programme, including free education in government schools. The development comes following a survey by HHF, which revealed members of the Muslim community were poorly enrolled in various government schemes and services. Also ReadTelangana: Kishan Reddy holds BJP Lok Sabha stanley usa poll committee meet According to the survey, the percentage of Muslim citizens who did not have voter IDs was 32%, while 35% had invalid ration cards, and citizens with no Aryogyasri Cards stood at 75%. stanley cup becher Moreover, 14% of students from classes 1鈥? were dropouts, and 7% of children had not even been to school. Also, there was a very low percentage of scholarships for Muslim students. Advisor to the government, minority welfare Md Shabir Ali, along with Ahle Hadees president Shafeeq Alam, senior journalist Abu Aimal, and senior Congress minority leaders attended the launch event at Masjid e Mohammadia, Langar Houz. TagsHHF Mu stanley thermoskannen slim community News Desk Follow on Twitter | Posted by Arsalan Nazir | Published: 12th February 2024 7:22 pm IST Facebook X LinkedIn Pinterest Messenger Messenger WhatsApp Telegram Masc HYDRAA chief inspects encroached govt lands after public complaints

Shillong: The ruling NPP in Meghalaya was stanley quencher leading in 22 seats, while the UDP was ahead in seven, the Election Commission said on Thursday as the counting of votes for the assembly elections was underway. The BJP and the Congress were leading in six seats each, while the Trinamool Congress was ahead in five and the Voice of the People Party VPP in four seats. The Hill State People Democratic Party HSPDP was ahead in two seats, while two Independent candidates were also leading. People Democratic Front was leading in one seat, as per latest trends available for 55 out of 59 constituencies. Chief Minister Conrad K Sangma was leading in the South Tura seat with a margin of just 44 votes over his nearest rival Bernard N Marak of the BJP. State Congress president Vincent H Pala was trailing behind NPP Santa Mary Shylla by 620 votes in the Sutnga Saipung seat. Leader of Opp stanley cup deutschland osition Mukul Sangma of the TMC was leading from the Songsak seat by 457 votes over NPP ND Shira. Meghalaya Assembly Speaker Metbah Lyngdoh was trailing behind Batskhem Ryntathiang of the Congress by 54 votes in Mairang constituency. Counting of votes began in Meghalaya at 8 am amid tight sec stanley uk urity. The votes are being counted at 13 centres. Meghalaya has 60 seats, but polling in the Sohiong seat was adjourned due to the death of a candidate. TagsConrad K Sangma Meghalaya Meghalaya polls Press Trust of India Follow on Twitter | Posted by Sameer Khan | P