Responding to the appeal of Kumar’s father, who said he could not afford further education for his son on the Rs100-Rs150 daily wage, a spokesperson for prime minister said the federal government will bear all expenses of Kumar’s higher education.
The statement termed Kumar’s achievement as an inspiration for the youth since it proved that knowledge is not the exclusive preserve of the privileged.
Kumar’s success story comes just days after that Muhammad Muhsen Ali, a tandoor worker who secured first position in BA examinations by the University of Punjab. Ashraf had announced rupees one million for Muhsen.
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Well done! Rivtesh you have done a great job. Best wishes for your future journey.
I will match funds needed for this boys further education. Thanks Express Tribune for bringing this news out. You are doing such a wonderful job. Please contact me.
Kumar if you are using Internet, let us know ur contact details or create a fb page you will get enough funds to study. I don't know why people leave studies before high school, before high school almost education costs nothing, you can also contact Zindagi trust as well , dear if you really want to study there are ample opportunities in Pakistan
WOW, Religion should not matter when it comes to rewarding a deserving n aspiring student. May Allah SWT wake up the rulers and Politicians of Pakistan !!!
Some Good thing after so many months ... Thanks PM Sahb
Congratulations and well done Revtash Kumar for your great effort in nation building and we owe you a good deal of respect. You have great parents who have brought you up in an exemplary way despite short comings and wish for other parents to follow the same example.
A positive news from the government of Pakistan after long times.
I am glad that the PM took this step. Revtash Kumar deserved this.