Ahsan Iqbal received his primary education from this academy

By: Aziz Khatri

Karachi: Federal Minister for Planning Ahsan Iqbal visited Ayesha Bawani Academy. On this occasion, Director Ayesha Bawani Academy Syed Imdad Hussain Shah welcomed the Federal Minister, while Ishaq Bawani, Ilyas Bawani, and Ahmed Rauf Zakaria Ghaffar were also present. A grand ceremony was organized on this occasion. On this occasion, Director Ayesha Bawani Academy Syed Imdad Hussain Shah thanked the special guest for his arrival at Ayesha Bawani Academy and said that it is a matter of pride for Ayesha Bawani Academy that Federal Minister Ahsan Iqbal, who received his primary education from here, has come. Ayesha Bawani. Many famous people who have graduated from Ayesha Bawani are serving in different walks of life, including Pakistan, all over the world. 

This academy has taken great care of education as well as training and has equipped the students with the ornaments of education according to modern requirements. The special guest of the ceremony, Federal Minister Ahsan Iqbal, said in his address that today I feel very happy that I am in the same school from which I received my primary education. I am addressing the students studying in the school. This is not for me, but for this academy. I salute these teachers who make the future builders of the nation. The hard work of these teachers is due to the ability of the students to raise the flags of their successes. The credit for where I am today goes to this academy and its teachers. 

I studied from grade one to grade four at this academy. Ayesha Bawani is a very good school, and the Bawani family has made great contributions in the field of education. Thousands of students have been enlightened by the light of knowledge in the field of education, and many students like me have achieved high positions in the world. Tomorrow, one of these students will become a minister. I must tell you one thing here that we need to work more in the field of education. We are still far behind in the field of science and technology. Now it is a war of survival and the future that is being fought inside the laboratories. New inventions should be made so that we can compete with the world. But unfortunately, today, educational institutions have become a source of daily gas, which is like a dark shadow for our future. On the one hand, O-level and A-level have dealt a big blow to our own education system and future builders. The world is that students know Shakespeare but have no knowledge about their own lives. At the end of the ceremony, the chief guest, Ahsan Iqbal, was gifted a traditional Sindhi ajrak and presented with a bouquet of flowers.