The Ministry of Religious Affairs (MoRA) and Interfaith Harmony has announced the allocation of Rs 60 million in scholarships for non-Muslim students during the current fiscal year. This initiative aims to support the educational endeavors of students from minority communities across Pakistan, providing them with financial assistance to pursue their studies at various levels.

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Ministry spokesperson Muhammad Umar Butt revealed that applications for these scholarships will be processed through an online system, accessible via the ministry’s official website. This digital approach is intended to simplify the application process and ensure transparency in the distribution of funds.

To be considered for the scholarship, applicants must meet several requirements. These include submitting an income certificate to verify their financial need, obtaining verification from their respective educational institutions, and providing details of a personal or joint bank account. This information will help authorities assess the applicants’ eligibility and facilitate the transfer of scholarship funds directly to students or their guardians.

The scholarship is open to non-Muslim students who are currently enrolled in government-run educational institutions, spanning from primary schools to professional-level studies such as universities or technical institutes. By restricting eligibility to those attending government institutions, the ministry hopes to assist underprivileged students who rely on public education.

This move is part of a broader effort by the government to promote interfaith harmony and support the educational progress of Pakistan’s religious minorities. By offering these scholarships, the ministry seeks to uplift students from marginalized communities, enabling them to access better educational opportunities and contribute to the country’s development. The initiative also underscores the government’s commitment to creating an inclusive environment where students from all religious backgrounds have equal opportunities to succeed.

The ministry encourages all eligible students to apply for the scholarships before the deadline, emphasizing that this funding could help ease the financial burden on families struggling to afford education for their children. The support provided through these scholarships is expected to make a significant difference in the lives of many non-Muslim students, empowering them to pursue their academic and professional aspirations.

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