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Mangalore: Jamiayathul Falah Holds Prerana 2011 for Students

  •   Thu, Apr 14 2011 11:54:07 AM

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Mangalore, Apr 14: ‘Prerana 2011’, a programme for students who wrote SSLC examinations privately, was organized by the city unit of Jamiayathul Falah in Kankanady here. 

Teacher Abdul Razzak Ananthadi was the resource person.

He informed students on various educational avenues available after SSLC. He also urged the students to take up higher studies and not just stop here.

District president of JF, Dakshina Kannada district P B A Razzak presided. JF Taluk president Ibrahim Kodijal was the chief guest.

Students pursuing religious education (Muta’allim courses) from various institutions in Puttur taluk, had also appeared for the private SSLC examinations in the year.   

JF city unit secretary Nazeer Ahmed compered the programme.
  

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  • Mohammed Parvez, Abu Dhabi

    Thu, Apr 14 2011

    Dear All,it was great to such type of arrangements hats off to all the organisers Continue the same task it will be taking all the guys in good path and it will decrease illiteracy.Best of Luck for all the cadiates who have written the examination.
    May God Bless you for good job.

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