As per the latest reports, the Telangana State Waqf Board is planning to assist females from minority communities to be successful entrepreneurs.
In collaboration with ‘We Hub,’ the Telangana State Waqf Board intends to train women from minority communities to be successful entrepreneurs.
According to board authorities, conversations about the program are currently underway between the Waqf board and ‘We Hub’ executives. There are plans to provide counselling, mentoring, and training to minority women on how to create business start-ups.
Experts from diverse sectors will provide training and guidance to the candidates. “Many individuals want to create small businesses from home. So our goal is to reach out to such women and offer them support,” said Shahnawaz Qasim, CEO of the TS Waqf Board.
The board will organise a one- or two-month training programme for such females and will give all necessary assistance. “Several women have post-graduate degrees in diverse professions and want to start several businesses. We will create training and guidance programs based on their demand,” he said.
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The emphasis is on small home-based concepts that will assist minority women in enrolling and empowering themselves. “There are several opportunities for minority communities in the field, and we want women to excel. A little help will undoubtedly make a difference in their life,” stated Shahnawaz Qasim.
The Waqf Board officials intend to utilize the space in the Haj House at Nampally to conduct the programs.
New members to join Telangana minority welfare bodies soon
The State government is believed to have decided to enhance different departments under the Ministry of Minority Welfare. At least two officials, including an IFS officer, are awaiting orders, according to sources.
MJ Akbar, Conservator of Forests (Hyderabad), who previously served as Special Officer of the Telangana Waqf Board and Director of the Minorities Welfare Department, is expected to be given the responsibility of Telangana Minorities Residential Educational Institutions Society (TMREIS) or Telangana Minority Finance Corporation.
Prof S A Shukoor, Director of the Centre for Education and Development of Minorities, is expected to be appointed Secretary of the TS Urdu Academy and Special Officer of the Haj Committee, two positions he previously held.
Ayesha Masrat Khanam, an IAS officer now serving as Deputy Secretary at Panchayat Raj & Rural Development, is expected to be appointed CEO of the Waqf Board.
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