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TRF to honour commoners for their services

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February 3, 2011

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Mangalore, February 3: Talent Research Foundation has decided to celebrate Eid-Milad by honouring the common people who work for the benefit of the society without recognition over the years.

Revealing this to media persons at Press Club here on Thursday, Muhammad Rafeeq, Advisor of the Foundation said that dedication, honesty, hard work, service, time-consciousness etc will be considered at the time of selection. The award will be given in 23 categories in which three prizes will be given in each category and for each community i.e Hindu, Muslim and Christians.

Awards:

1. Abdul Nazeer Saab Memorial Lifetime Achievement Award

2. CM Usthad Memorial Best Social Worker Award

3. Moulana Adyar Kannur Muhammad Haji Memorial Goodwill Award

4. Kunhi Ahmed Usthad Memorial Lifeguard Award

5. BM Iddinabba Memorial Kannada Lover Award

6. Muhammad Hussain Memorial Self Reliance (Swavalambana) Award

7. Khalid Master Memorial Best Labourer Award (For paper sellers, milk sellers, fish sellers, footpath and petty shop vendors, pullers, loading workers and hard workers)

8. BM Hasan Haji Memorial Jeevamithra Award for those who donate blood and organise blood donation camps

9. Khader Master Memorial Best Teacher Award

10. Dr U Hammabba Memorial Best Folk healers (Naati vaidya) Award

11. Kudroli Hasanabba Memorial Best Farmer Award

12. M Hamidulla Memorial Best Public-Awareness Award (for creating awareness on education, health, sanitation, harmony)

13. Haji UK Ibrahim Memorial Education Promoter Award (For those who have dedicated themselves working in SDMC)

14. Hammabba DFO Memorial Environmental Activist Award (For planting the saplings, protector of environment)

15. Best Postman Award

16. Best Driver Award

17. Best Conductor Award

18. Best Mechanic Award

19. Best Civic Worker (Paura-Karmikas/ Drainage Cleaners/ DDT Sprinklers/Waste Disposers)

20. Chaithanya Award for physically handicapped achiever

21. Punashchetana Award for those who got rid of their addiction to drugs and alcohol

22. Best Traffic Police Award

23. Best Naakabandi Police Award

The award will be presented on March 6 in the presence of dignitaries.

The eligible candidate can apply for the award on or before February 18.

The application accompanied by a recent photograph and copies of records, may be sent either through post, or in person, to Talent Research Foundation, Vishwas Crown, Near Cochin Bakery, Kankanady, Mangalore. Contact 0824-4267883, 9972283365 and 9844773906

Riyaz Kannur, President of the Foundation, Saiduddin Bajpe, Vice President, Abdul Hameed Kannur, General Secretary, Yahya Mubarak and others were present at the press meet.




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