Kathmandu – Helping Heart Nepal successfully organized a scholarship distribution program.

The program, chaired by Jiyauddin Khan, had Muslim Commission Chairman Samim Miya Ansari as the chief guest. During the event, scholarships amounting to NPR 35,000 each were distributed to 38 students.

Helping Heart Nepal, which has consistently contributed to education, healthcare, and social welfare, aims to ease the educational journey of students through initiatives like this.

Addressing the program, Chairman of the Muslim Commission, Samim Miya Ansari, emphasized the need to instill a sense of responsibility among youth to contribute to the nation. He stated, “The younger generation must think beyond personal interests and focus on making meaningful contributions to the country. A positive shift in their mindset and an increased drive to take action are essential.”

Chairman Ansari also highlighted the provisions made by the Commission for public service exam preparations for Muslim youth but expressed concern over the dropout rates. He stressed the need to address this issue and called for greater efforts to increase the participation of Muslim youth in civil services, which currently remains minimal.

Helping Heart Nepal reaffirmed its commitment to continuing its active engagement in the fields of education, health, and social welfare in the coming days.

The program was attended by Member Secretary of the Social Welfare Council, Manoj Bhatt, among other dignitaries.