Hyderabad: Faheem Qureshi, Vice Chairman and President of the Telangana Minorities Residential Educational Institutions Society (TMREIS), conducted a surprise inspection of TMREIS Bahadurpura Girls–1 and Golconda Girls Junior College Centre of Excellence, along with Janab B. Shafiullah, IFS, Secretary to the Government, Minorities Welfare Department and TGMREIS.

During the inspection, the officials reviewed the overall academic performance of the institutions, along with hygiene standards, hostel facilities and administrative arrangements. They also interacted with students and staff to understand the challenges being faced and assess the quality of facilities being provided.

Qureshi directed the concerned officials to maintain high standards of cleanliness and ensure the safety and well-being of students. He stressed the need for a healthy and supportive learning environment across TMREIS institutions.

He also urged faculty members and the administration to extend strong academic support to students and work towards achieving better results in the upcoming examinations.

Qureshi said that TMREIS remains committed to providing students with quality education, modern infrastructure and a safe residential environment. He emphasized that the institutions should focus on the holistic development of students and create the necessary conditions for them to excel academically and personally.

The inspection also highlighted the importance of maintaining efficient administration and ensuring that students receive the best possible educational and residential facilities.