TGMREIS leaders and officials visit Numaish stall

TGMREIS leaders and officials visit Numaish stall
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Hyderabad: The Telangana Minorities Residential Educational Institutions Society (TGMREIS) is gaining significant appreciation at the ongoing All-India Industrial Exhibition, also known as Numaish. Recently, prominent officials, including TGMREIS president and vice-chairman Mohammed Faheemuddin Qureshi, secretary to the Chief Minister Shahnawaz Qasim, and Special Secretary for Minorities Welfare Tafseer Iqubal, visited the TGMREIS stall at the exhibition.

The stall is a major attraction, showcasing the institution’s facilities and skill-building programs. Visitors can explore details about modern educational amenities, innovative teaching methods, and extracurricular activities that aim to help students achieve their goals. The display highlights TGMREIS’s commitment to empowering students through quality education.

During their visit, the officials engaged in meaningful discussions about the initiatives undertaken by TGMREIS. These initiatives focus on providing quality education, skill development, and holistic growth opportunities for students from minority communities across Telangana. Visitors at the stall praised the society’s continuous efforts to enhance education standards and promote overall student development.

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The TGMREIS stall has become a centerpiece of this year’s Numaish, drawing attention to the transformative impact of education on minority students. Many visitors expressed keen interest in learning about the facilities and inquired about the enrollment process for the institution.

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Speaking at the event, Mohammed Faheemuddin Qureshi underlined TGMREIS’s mission of inclusive education. He stated, “Our goal is to bridge educational gaps and create opportunities for all students, particularly those from minority backgrounds, to excel and contribute to society.” He also applauded the institution’s efforts and reaffirmed the government’s dedication to strengthening educational infrastructure for minority communities.

Faheemuddin urged parents to enroll their children in TGMREIS schools and junior colleges. Admissions for the academic year 2025-26 are now open. Interested parents can contact the helpline at 7331170790 or visit any TGMREIS school or junior college in the state for more details.

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