480 Student Waiting – Express Urdu

The first story is Chuck No. 345 of Tehsil Toba Tek Singh’s Juriya Noorin. Her father was uneducated and unskilled. He barely earned enough money to light the home stove. After studying in the government school of the village, he secured 82% marks in matriculation.

Some good-hearted people of the area gave financial support and this girl got admitted to FSC. Jawaria Noreen was in her first year and her mother passed away. They were married so she was left alone.

Despite this poverty and psychological pressure, he also cleared the FSC exam with top marks. Parents were not overshadowed and siblings could not help him with his daily needs.

So she started tutoring.Despite passing FSC with top marks, her dream of entering medical college could not be fulfilled. (Physics) got admission’ Now it was not possible to earn money by teaching tuition.

Finding it difficult to pay the tuition and mess expenses, he sought help from the teachers. Today this student is studying in the last semester of BS Hons.

The second story is that of Faheem Abbas of Basti Boharwala district Muzaffargarh. “There was poverty in the house and an atmosphere of poverty in the parents. An accident in his childhood crippled his right arm. When he was ten years old, his father remarried.” These five brothers will become the mother’s responsibility. The mother started cleaning the houses and washing the dishes and feeding the children.

Faheem Abbas had been employed at a shop in the village since the sixth grade. He would go to school after cleaning the shop in the morning. He would come back to the shop again. He would get a day off in the evening. He was doing his school “homework” and this went on.He passed his matriculation exam with top marks.

With the help of neighbors and relatives, he got admission in Gomal University, Dera Ismail Khan. With the support of teachers and friends, the expenses of the mess started to be met. Gulle could not pay the fees of two semesters; the fees of the fourth semester were also due.

A clerk of the university told him about the Karwan Alam Foundation. He submitted an application and the foundation immediately issued him a scholarship. The support of the family has become.

The third story is that of Jam Samiullah, who belongs to the neighboring village of Tehsil Jatoi. This brave young man’s father was disabled and he used to sell books at a bookshop and earn barely enough money to cover two meals a day.

Jam Samiullah was the eldest among his four siblings. The poverty of the home and the environment of the village were about to lead him to the darkness of despair, but his disabled father encouraged him to study step by step. He wanted to do some work along with education to help out, but his father said, “We will eat dry food, you should focus on education.” To get a good education, he was admitted to a private residential school in Multan.

The school management saw his merit and waived off his fees and hostel expenses.’He secured 95% marks in the matriculation examination and a private college offered him a scholarship for F.Sc.

Along with his studies, Jam Samiullah also started doing small jobs, sometimes washing dishes in a hotel and sometimes working as a salesman in a store. The next destination was to get admission in MBBS.

With the money earned from small jobs, he prepared for the entrance test by paying the fees of a private academy and got admission in Nishtar Medical University, Multan. Relatives and friends helped him financially and he got admission in MBBS. Expenses were high so he continued his studies as well as a job.

In the second year, the academic load increased so much that he had to quit his job, giving time to education was surrounded by financial difficulties. A friend told him about the Karwan Alam Foundation. Scholarship released.

Jam Samiullah completed his MBBS with the scholarship of Karwan Alam Foundation and is currently serving the suffering humanity.

Jawaria Noreen “There are thousands of young people like Faheem Abbas and Jam Samiullah whose dreams Karwan Alam Foundation is playing a key role in realizing.” Since 2002, this organization has issued scholarships worth 24 crore rupees to 7821 students.

These include 1431 orphan students and 479 special students (blind, polio and disabled due to accidents) 1835 of MBBS (Doctor), 72 of BDS (Doctor of Dental Surgery) and 72 of Physiotherapy. Doctor of Physiotherapist) K 77′ DVM (Doctor of Veterinary Sciences) K 154′ D Pharmacy (Doctor of Pharmacy) K 152′ BS Honors (Health Sciences) K 95′ MSc K 178′ MAK 148′ MCom K41, MBA K68, MPhil K32, BSc Engineering K1815, BCom Hons K176, BS Hons K1316, BCS K80, BSI K51, BBA K107. ‘ACCA K24’CAK04’BSEd’B EdK75’LLBK29’BA Honors K67’BAK89’BTech K24’Diploma Associate Engineering K169’FS Scholarships worth crores of rupees were issued to 30 students of CK731, FAK115, ICOMK59, DCOMK08, and ICS.

Karwan Alam Foundation’s doors are open to needy students throughout the year. Jihad continuously matriculates and interpass students from poor families approach this institution with the hope of getting a scholarship for higher education. .

Karwan Alam Foundation is lighting this lamp of hope and hope with the support of generous Pakistanis. The arrangement of providing scholarships to deserving students is so great that every student is provided with financial assistance according to his need, in addition to the scholarship holder. Financial assistance is also provided to widowed mothers and infirm parents of students for daily expenses and medical treatment so that the bright youth of Pakistan can continue their educational journey with full satisfaction.

Due to last year’s flood disasters, students from white-clothed families in the affected areas of South Punjab, Sindh and Balochistan have also been forced to take scholarships. Karwan Alam Foundation in this difficult time in the country’s higher education institutions, medical engineering. Science and Technology ‘Commerce’ strives to provide all possible assistance to the students studying in the departments of Management and Social Sciences in continuing their educational journey.

Every year I request Pakistanis living in Pakistan and abroad to cooperate with this organization because education is the only means by which we can eradicate poverty, unemployment and unrest from the Pakistani society. Applications are being considered which require more than five crore rupees to issue the scholarship – this amount is not that big.

There are thousands of philanthropists in Pakistan who can change the destiny of 480 students by financially supporting them alone. I request all philanthropic Pakistanis to financially support these 480 students studying in higher educational institutions of the country to continue their educational journey. After a few years, these young people will be active citizens of the country and support their families. Zakat and donations can be sent to the following account.

Account Title: Karwan-e-Ilam Foundation:

Account No. 0240-0100882859:

Donation checks can be sent to House No. 604, Block C, Faisal Town, Lahore. For details contact mobile number 0300-1103030 or website

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