Around 800 MANUU students receive SEED scholarship
Approximately 800 students at Maulana Azad National Urdu University received financial scholarships funded by SEED USA and the Public Care Trust. The university leadership encouraged the recipients to focus on academic excellence and social contribution.
Why it matters
Scholarship programs provide essential financial support that enables students from marginalized backgrounds to pursue higher education and professional development.
About 800 students at the Maulana Azad National Urdu University (MANUU) received financial assistance, sponsored by Support for Educational & Economic Development (SEED), USA, in collaboration with Public Care Trust, Hyderabad. As the first installment, SEED released ₹25 lakh for the beneficiaries.
Vice-Chancellor Syed Ainul Hasan urged students to remain committed to academics, discipline and innovation while expressing gratitude to SEED, for expanding scholarship support every year. He encouraged students to plan for the future, learn multiple languages and contribute to the society.
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