Five Girls Selected Under Chief Minister’s Meritorious Scholarship Scheme, Bring Pride to Manglaur
Five Girls Selected Under Chief Minister’s Meritorious Scholarship Scheme, Bring Pride to Manglaur
Students of Government Upper Primary School No. 3 Achieve Remarkable Success

Manglaur: Five girl students of Government Upper Primary School No. 3, Manglaur, have been selected under the Chief Minister’s Meritorious Student Scholarship Scheme following the declaration of the results. Their achievement has brought immense pride to their school, families and the entire Manglaur town.
The five selected students are Aysha, Aatika, Fariha, Aqsa and Safiya. The students achieved this success through their hard work, dedication, perseverance and consistent efforts towards their studies.
The selection of five students from the same school is being viewed as a significant achievement for the institution. The success has created an atmosphere of happiness and excitement among the teachers, parents and well-wishers of the students.
Under the scholarship scheme, the selected students will receive financial assistance for three consecutive years. According to the scheme, they will receive Rs. 600 per month in the first year, Rs. 700 per month in the second year and Rs. 800 per month in the third year.
The scholarship is expected to provide valuable financial support to the students and encourage them to continue their education with greater enthusiasm and determination.
On the achievement of the five students, DIET Principal Meraj Ahmad, Shane Karim Siddiqui, Head Teacher Wasim Siddiqui, Arvind Sharma, Amreen Naaz, Farman Ali, Manoj Kumar, Shakeel Ahmad, Shad Rani, Alok Singh, Abdul Qadir, Vandana Sharma, Rajiv Ranjan and Nigar Khatoon expressed their happiness and congratulated the successful students.
The teachers appreciated the students for their dedication and hard work and wished them a bright and successful future. They said that the achievement of the girls would inspire other students of the school to work hard and aim higher in their academic journey.
The selection of five girls from Government Upper Primary School No. 3, Manglaur, has not only made the students and their families proud but has also added another achievement to the name of the school and Manglaur.
