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Better plans made for Anees-Ul-Gurba Orphanage
Highlights
Mohammed Saleem, Chairman of Waqf Board along with MA Mannan Siddiqui, CEO of Waqf Board, visited Anees-Ul-Gurba Orphanage, Nampally, recently. The Chairman directed the officials to remove all encroachments around the orphanage.Â
Mohammed Saleem, Chairman of Waqf Board along with MA Mannan Siddiqui, CEO of Waqf Board, visited Anees-Ul-Gurba Orphanage, Nampally, recently. The Chairman directed the officials to remove all encroachments around the orphanage.
CM, K Chandrasekhar Rao announced 22 crores budget for the construction of a multi floor building for the orphanage, out of which, four crores have already been sanctioned.
“Presently 60 students are pursuing studies and this number is likely to increase by 1,000. We are planning to provide the best education to the orphans on par with other corporate institutions,” said Mohammed Saleem.
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