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Tahir becomes first person to receive Indian Humanitarian award 10/1/2020 11:27:56 PM Early Times Report Rajouri, Oct 1 : Recognising the continued tireless endeavours of the young and dynamic social activist and President Haq Insaf Council, Tahir Mustafa,the Indian Book of Records has conferred him Humanitarian Award for the year 2020. Pertinently, Tahir is the first person in district Rajouri to receieve this ambitious award and no one else has received this award in the district other than him. Tahir is continuously working with utmost dedication for the welfare of the masses and contributions amid COVID19 are remarkable and immemorable. The young leader is known for raising several issues of public importance and is leaving no stone unturned to provide necessary relief to the general public. To ensure that quality education is provided to the students amid COVID19 pandemic,Mr.Tahir has started a door to door Free home tution campaign to teach the students thereby making them able to receive knowledge at home during the hours of global crises. Mustafa has also shown his sympathetic nature for the poor and the needy by helping them buy daily needed ingredients and is generating massive awareness among the general public about the pandemic and the ways which can be adopted to remain safe from this deadly and invisible enemy of mankind viz Coronavirus. Tahir has expressed his gratitude to the organisation for conferring the award to him and said that this is a motivation for him and he will continue to deliver his services with the same verve for the welfare of the mankind.   Share This News with Your Friends on Social Network     Comment on this Story

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