Applications invited from girls for marriage

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September 26, 2013

Mangalore, Sep 26: City-based Al Wafa Charitable Trust has come forward to conduct individual marriage ceremonies of select couples at the local mosque or their residence, in order to help girls of marriageable age who are orphaned or hail from poor families.

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The marriage ceremonies for each couple will take place individually in the presence of the organisers, said a press release.

According to the release, the Trust will provide a sum of Rs 1,50,000 for each couple as marriage expenses inclusive of gold jewellery, dresses and other materials necessary for the ceremony. The marriage ceremony will be performed between November 15 and January 31, 2014 as per the convenience of the selected applicants.

Eligible aspirants living in Dakshina Kannada district are requested to submit applications before October 30 along with their necessary details.

Applications can be availed at Al Wafa Charitable Trust, C - 42, III floor, Al Rahaba Plaza, Nellikai Road, Mangalore. For further queries and details, contact B A Shakoor (Puttur, Sullia taluk) – 9448216149, K S Aboobaker (Belthangady taluk) – 9845662169, G Mohammed Haneef (Bantwal taluk) – 9448120262, Mohammed Badruddin – 9611495611 and S M Hasan (Mangalore taluk) – 9916634175.

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