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Telangana college chain offers free education to Covid orphans

A death certificate, an HRCT report, or even an RT-PCR positive test report can be submitted for admission.

Published: 07th June 2021 08:38 AM  |   Last Updated: 07th June 2021 08:38 AM   |  A+A-

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By Express News Service

HYDERABAD: At a time when many children from the city have either become orphans or lost one of their parents, concerns have been raised about the future of these children. To help them, a college is extending them a helping hand. MS Education Academy has announced free admission in their 13 junior colleges and four degree colleges for students from across country who have lost their fathers to Covid-19.

Speaking to Express, MS Education Academy chairman Mohammed Lateef Khan, who also lost his parents at a young age, said, “I became an orphan aged five and I know how difficult growing up can get for a child. The pandemic has done the same to many other children, and I want to reach out to as many as I can.” 

Khan said the academy would cover all costs and not charge the students even a single penny. To get admission to the colleges, one has to submit documents to substantiate the claims. A death certificate, an HRCT report, or even an RT-PCR positive test report can be submitted for admission.



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