BHU initiates 3 new scholarships, receives donations under the Pratidana project
The Central Hindu Boys School, Central Hindu Girls School, and the Faculty of Education will each get a new scholarship from the university.
Donations have enabled Banaras Hindu University (BHU) to launch three new scholarships as part of its Pratidana project. The Central Hindu Boys School, Central Hindu Girls School, and the Faculty of Education will each get a new scholarship from the university.
Rahul Srivastava, a Mumbai-based corporate leader, has made donations in memory of his paternal aunt, maternal grandmother, and paternal grandfather. After decades of service to multiple projects, Srivastava's father superannuated from the Central Public Works Department as Additional Director General. He then spent more than ten years as an Advisor (Works) at IIT-Gandhinagar, where he played a key role in the creation of the university's renowned campus, according to the press release.
Banaras Hindu University's Pratidana project aims to create need-based financial help, scholarships for deserving students, improved learning opportunities, and teaching excellence by rallying support from alumni and well-wishers.
According to the press release, these courses will begin on July 22 and provide students with the chance to improve their knowledge and abilities in a variety of subjects from the more general fields of management, business, science, medical, social sciences, humanities, and philosophy.
BHU has launched three new scholarships as part of its Pratidana project. These scholarships are designated for the Central Hindu Boys School, Central Hindu Girls School, and the Faculty of Education.
Rahul Srivastava, a Mumbai-based corporate leader, made the donations in memory of his paternal aunt, maternal grandmother, and paternal grandfather.
The Pratidana project aims to create need-based financial help, provide scholarships for deserving students, enhance learning opportunities, and promote teaching excellence by rallying support from alumni and well-wishers.
The courses associated with these new scholarships will begin on July 22.
The scholarships and courses will cover a wide range of subjects, including management, business, science, medical, social sciences, humanities, and philosophy.
