Annual General Body Meeting of HWF

New Delhi: The Annual General Body Meeting of HWF was held on 09th April, 2011 at Jamia Hamdard, New Delhi.
Prof. K. A. Siddique Hassan sb welcomed all the trustees who participated in the AGBM of HWF. He showed grief over the ill health of Saiyid Hamid for the attending the meeting. He prayed for last recovery of Saiyid Hamid sb.
Prof. K. A. Siddique Hassan sb said that the HWF and its staffs have been appreciating among media, people, leaders and social activists of India.
He said that the charitable Organisation in abroad look HWF in respectable manner and assume this NGO a leader one in India. He also said some NGOs and philanthropists have proposed a big sum of money for the implementation of vision 2016 welfare program including soon starting of Alshifa Hospital in Delhi.
Jb Zafar sb, chairman of HWF said that one or two Assistant General Secretary of Human Welfare Foundation is needed to be appointed soon to share the work of HWF. Prof. K. A. Hassan said that NGOs are working under HWF like APCR, SBF, MSS, Sahulat Microfinance Institution and two NGOs are needed to be added one will be on women empowerment and second will be on underpriveldged
He said that it is a matter of happiness for the staffs of HWF and associated trustees and patrons of HWF that on ethe same date of annual general body meeting Economic Times has published an article on the welfare program of vision 2016 and establishment of microfinance institutions across the nation.
Before this, Mint newspaper ( a newspaper of HT) has recently covered on the establishment of Sahulat microfinance institutions in India.
The participants gave some plan and ideas for the better fulfillment of projects and welfare program of vision 2016. Bashir Kunnil gave advice for taking assistance from Azim Premji foundation who annually allot or sponsor educational projects. He said that our some educational projects can be sponsored through him.
He said that the students should be gone for aptitude test and thereafter they should be enrolled according to through him.
He said that 10% of minority seats in colleges are being unused by students due to not proper information so this seats should be used by the minority students and a pressure should be made on govt. and govt. officials for using these seats.
Retd IPS Manzoor sb,. a trustee of HWF said that govt allot 45000 crores of rupees for scholarship and financial assistance for the poor students of India out of which 5000 crores of rupees allot for the students of minority community but did not use by the students fully. He said that it is needed to make pressure on govt. and govt. officials for releasing the money for the welfare of poor students of minority community.
Prof. B. Sheikh Ali said that the students should be given traditional teaching along with they should be able to work in practical field. For this dedicated teachers should be appointed for imparting quality education to the children, because the future of India is decided in classroom. He said that there should be work school instead of study school.
Manzoor sb said that the children are needed to be given emphasis till class VIIIth so that their studies can be easier in higher classes and courses.
Prof. K. A. Siddique Hassan sb said that APCR an affiliates NGO of HWF has done remarkable work in this short span of time, he further said that APCR has made it possible to give justice to innocent people and released some 900 detainees and apart form this APCR has given justice to old age people and became successful for granting pension to the old age people by use of RTI.
He showed immense happiness for the Padma Shri Award which has recently been awarded to Azad Moopan sb.
S. Hassan said that Azad Moopan is agreed to propose or allot 20% of his wealth for the implementation of welfare program of vision 2016.
Farooque sb, trustee of HWF said that the students who are wishing to go abroad should be given training on vocational and technical training at affordable charges which are generally taken by youths in metropolitan cities. A meeting was decided to take place after the completion of 5 years of vision 2016 program so that the program and projects can be implemented in a planned way.