Mangaluru: Billawas Dubai presents scholarships, excellency awards

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August 14, 2016

Mangaluru, Aug 14: As part of its mission to educate the new generation of needy families of the community, Billawas Dubai and Northern Emirates (BDNE), a charitable trust, on Sunday organised a scholarship distribution program in the city.

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Kota Srinivas Poojary, former minister, and Jaya C. Suvarna, President, Rashtriya Billawa Mahamandala were present as chief guest at the scholarship distribution programme held at Adyakksha Koragappa Memorial Hall in Shri Gokarnatheshwara Temple, Kudroli, here.

As many as 211 deserving students who are studying medicine, engineering, nursing, post-graduation etc were given scholarships.

On the same occasion 23 outstanding students were presented with Excellency awards. Besides, 15 helpless and sick individuals were provided financial assistance for urgent medical care. A total of Rs 15.68 lakhs cash was spent for these causes.

Nithyananda D Kotian, President, Billawar Association, Mumbai, H S Sairam, President, Shri Gokarnatheshwara Kshetra Kudroli, Ganesh A Bangera, President, Shri Guru Charitable Trust, Jithendra Suvarna, former president, BDNE and VasanthThumbey, general secretary, were present among others.

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Ahmed Fairman
 - 
Thursday, 1 Jan 1970

Education is the key to success, it destroy all enemies of society.
Always go for quality education.

Peaceful life is the result of education.
Teach inter-community harmony.

Teach your children 'Other caste as their brothers and cousins. \";88.85.231.200"

Ahmed Fairman
 - 
Thursday, 1 Jan 1970

Education is the key to success, it destroy all enemies of society.
Always go for quality education.

Peaceful life is the result of education.
Teach inter-community harmony.

Teach your children 'Other caste as their brothers and cousins. \";88.85.231.200"

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