Association of Muslim Professionals conducts a successful start of its week-long National Campaign 
on “Kamiyabi Ka Wahid Rasta... Taleem” on the eve of Education Day
 

Association of Muslim Professionals (AMP) has begun its week-long Nation-wide Campaign on Saturday, 11th November 2016, with an impactful start in Tonk, Rajasthan. The National campaign titled, “Kamiyabi Ka Wahid Rasta... Taleem” is being organized all over India from 11th to 19th November, with a series of more than 300 lectures across India, to guide the students in this regard. The first lecture of this series was conducted by AMP Rajasthan Core Team Member Mr. Adnan Buland, in a Government School Molaipura in Tonk kicking off the event with an impactful start.

The similar lectures on the inaugural day of the campaign was also conducted by Adv. Nazim  Khan in Rajura Zilla Parishad School Rajura, Chandrapur which was attended by more than 500 Students and Mr. Imran Khan in Beena English Medium School in Pune with around 200 Students along with their teaching staff, parents and other school members. Those present were very thrilled by the lecture and it had a deep impact on them giving impetus to their feelings of selfless service to the nation and its wholesome development.  Speaking about the reaction of the attendees and the lectures impact Adv. Nazim Khan said, “There was a tremendous response from these fresh minds who seemed quite enthused, this appears to be the dawn of a new revolution on our way towards being a developed country. AMP will herald this revolution and be the catalyst of change.”

“Education is the most powerful weapon which you can use to change the world” with this belief and as a unique and humble effort to pay tribute to the achievements of Maulana Abul Kalam Azad in the field of education. Further, an effort to make their dreams come true by awakening and educating the Young Gems of the country i.e. our Students and sensitizing them towards being a strong building block in Nation building.

National Education Day on 11th November is an annual observance in India to commemorate the birth anniversary of ‘Bharat Ratna’ Maulana Abul Kalam Azad, the first education minister of independent India. Followed by 14th November being celebrated as Children’s day, AMP decided to give an invaluable gift to children, the gift of knowledge and education. The theme of the campaign was titled "Kamyabi ka Wahid Rasta........Taleem” translated as "?The only path to success...….Education”. The SDLs are intended to aware the students about the importance of education and emphasis was given on pursuing quality of education. Volunteers had given detailed information about getting admission into IIT’s, AIIMS and IIM’s with audio visual aids.

Mr. Razak Shaikh, Incharge of National Campaign from AMP Meera Road Chapter, said, “A lot of members across India have volunteered for this event and confirmed their participation. We will surely create history with this National Campaign.” The entire effort is a glaring example of AMP Team work, with special mention to the hard and dedicated efforts of all the Chapter Coordinators, Core Team Members and Mr. Bilal Mansuri, Office Administrator, AMP Mumbai, who have ably coordinated the activities across India and all devoted volunteers for ably conducting the lectures and taking this initiative across the country.

Mr. Aamir Edresy, President, AMP said, “Probably AMP is the only organization which can work at this level in such a well-coordinated manner and the beauty lies in the spirit of team work and ideals of volunteerism strongly imbibed by each of our members across the country,  which allows us to give shape to such events and activities. We may be scattered by geography but united by our ideals and spirit.”

Be a part of this excellent campaign of overcoming Illiteracy and backwardness.

Volunteer by registering here:
www.ampindia.org/NationalCampaign

For further details Contact:
Mr. Bilal Mansuri Cell: 8291101313 | Email: info@ampindia.org

Note: Ready to go PPTs will be provided by AMP to conduct the session.