Shaheen Group of Institutions expands to Dammam, KSA in collaboration with Ensheta
Dammam: The Shaheen Group of Institutions, a leading name in NEET and JEE coaching in India, has announced the opening of its 103rd branch in Dammam, Saudi Arabia. This expansion marks a significant step in Shaheen's mission to provide quality education on a global scale.
In partnership with Atlas International School and Ensheta, the new Dammam branch will offer an integrated schooling experience for higher secondary students. The curriculum will combine regular academic courses with specialized coaching for NEET and JEE, aiming to prepare students thoroughly for both board and entrance exams.
Shaheen's foundation courses, starting from the 6th grade, will also be available, providing early preparation for competitive exams and enhancing overall academic performance. The institution's programs are known for their scientifically designed modules, experienced faculty, and robust mentoring system, which will now be extended to students in Dammam.
The inauguration ceremony is scheduled for September 7th, with Dr. Abdul Qadeer set to be the guest of honor. The event will feature discussions on educational strategies, with community leaders and educators in attendance.
Key figures present at the announcement meeting included Davood Mohammad Ali, Dr. Faraz Mohammed, Dr. Naveed, Alikkutty Olavattur, Abdul Majeed M M, Faizudheen, Shakeel Hashmi, Saifulla Shareef, and Fayaz PM.
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Day 8: Efforts to rescue 3-year-old Rajasthan girl from borewell in progress
Jaipur, Dec 30: Rescue operation of three-year-old Chetna who has been stuck in a 150-feet deep borewell since December 23 is still going on with the teams working day and night to dig a parallel tunnel.
In perhaps one of the longest rescue operations in the state, which is undergoing for over 160 hours, family members have blamed the administration for being negligent. The administration on the other hand has claimed it is one of the toughest operations.
"There is a rock-solid strata. Rain also posed a challenge.
"Teams are making continuous efforts to dig a parallel tunnel. About 6.5 feet of tunnel is pending to reach the girl," Kotputli-Behror District Collector Kalpana Agarwal said on Monday.
She said it is the toughest rescue operation in the state.
NDRF team in-charge Yogesh Kumar Meena told reporters that the rescue operation is going on continuously. The rock is hard and cutting it is becoming a challenge for the team.
He said the drilling is going on in the right direction and it is expected to complete the operation by Monday. A three-member team is working at a time to cut the rock.
The family members blamed the administration for the delay in carrying out the operation.
"It's been days my daughter is stuck in the well. She is suffering from hunger and thirst.
"She has not been taken out till now. If it was collector madam's child, would she let them be there for so long? Please get my daughter out as soon as possible," Dholi Devi had said on Saturday.
Former minister Rajendra Singh Gudha also visited the spot. He blamed the family for keeping the borewell open and also the administration for causing delay in carrying out the operation.
"Everyone is engaged in rescuing the girl but the administration delayed it. If the operation was carried out at war footing after the incident happened then the result would have been better.
"The preparations that were done in the last three days should have been done six days earlier. I got to know that the district collector took three days to reach the spot. It is matter of shame," Gudha told reporters on Sunday.
Chetna had fallen into the borewell while playing in the agriculture farm of her father in Badiyali Dhani under Sarund police station of Kotputli-Behror district of Rajasthan.
Initially, efforts were made to pull the girl out of the borewell with the help of a ring but all attempts failed. After two days of repeated attempts that fetched no results, a piling was brought to the spot on Wednesday morning and a parallel pit was dug.
With each passing moment, the hope for Chetna being well is diminishing as the rescue team was not able to supply any food or water to her.
Two weeks ago, a five-year-old boy fell into a borewell in Dausa district and the rescue operation lasted over 55 hours.
However, the boy lost the battle for his life by the time he was taken out.
