The Marwar Muslim Educational & Welfare
Society has chalked out a future plan of
action to provide for the increased
awareness among the new generation and
their demands for better and advanced
education. Keeping in view the
difficulties faced by students
coming from distant areas to Jodhpur for
higher education, establishment of a
hostel was considered to be an urgent
need. The hostel will accommodate 200
boys and will cost about 35 lacs to the
Society. In order to promote social and
cultural activities, the construction of
a double storyed auditorium has been
planned at the cost of Rs. 45 lacs. Shri
Jaswant Singh Ji, erstwhile Finance
Minister, Govt. of India and Shri Gaj
Singh Ji, the former Maharaja of
Jodhpur, have already laid the
foundation stone for the construction of
a hostel and an auditorium, respectively
on 11 Febuary 2004 in Maulana Azad
Senior Secondary School Complex.
Permission has been granted to the
Society for establishment of it. These
entities are called:
1.
Maharaja Ummed Singh
Auditorium
2. Maulana Azad M.Ed. College
3. Pashudhan Sahayak Institutes
New Premises
Besides the city premises and its
various institutions, the Society has
produced 140 Bighas of land through the courtesy of
State Government of Rajasthan at village Bhujhawar, about 13 kms from the center
of the city. The procurement of the land
has made it possible to work efficiently
towards an ideal
educational-cum-residential complex. It
is envisaged that the following
institutions and facilities will be
developed at the new premises:
-
Orgon of Society
-
Tibbiya College
-
Hakim Lukaman Medicine &
Research Centre
-
B. Ed. College
-
S.T.C. Institute
-
Girls I.T.I.s'
-
Gymnasium for Boys & Girls
-
Students Guidance Bureau
-
Play Ground with green grass
-
Staff Quarters
-
Ground
-
Bureau
Construction of the primary school
has already been completed in the
complex. The Society has also applied to
the government seeking permission to
start there its Teachers Training Centre.
Construction work of second floor of
Firoz Khan Girls School has also been
started and the work is under progress.
Considering the explosive rate of
depletion of medicinal plants from
earth, a research project has been
submitted to the Government of India,
proposing to conserve the threatened
species of medicinal plants (endemic to
the Thar Desert). This project has been
named as Hakeem Luqman Medicinal Plants'
Garden. The conservation project will
be undertaken at Bhujawar.
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