Make use of enhanced loan for medical education, Zameer Khan urges minority community students
The Hindu
Minister for Housing and Minority Welfare B.Z. Zameer Ahemd Khan on Tuesday urged students from minority communities pursuing medical course to make use of the enhanced loan amount of ₹30 lakh from the earlier ₹20 lakh
Minister for Housing and Minority Welfare B.Z. Zameer Ahemd Khan on Tuesday urged students from minority communities pursuing medical course to make use of the enhanced loan amount of ₹30 lakh from the earlier ₹20 lakh.
Participating at a blood donation camp, organised by Kanachur Institute of Medical Sciences at Deralakatte here, Mr. Khan said the Karnataka Minorities Development Corporation and the Directorate of Minorities were extending all help to students from minority communities to avail higher education, including MBBS and Engineering.
One can grow only through education, he said, adding political power too could be derived through education.
The government has recently increased the loan component to minority community students pursuing medical education to ₹30 lakh. They should make use of the enhanced amount, he said urging students to fulfil their parents’ dreams by achieving success in life.
Minister for Municipal Administration and Haj Rahim Khan, MLC K. Harish Kumar, Kanachur Islamic Education Trust Chairman U.K. Monu and others were present.
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