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Azharuddin Calls on Minority Youth in Hyderabad to Prioritise Higher Education and Skill Training
✍️ Telangana Today
🗓 09 Oct 2026, 07:16 AM
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Former cricketer Azharuddin addressed minority students in Hyderabad, urging them to pursue higher studies and acquire market‑relevant skills.
Azharuddin, the former Indian cricket captain, spoke to a gathering of minority youth in Hyderabad, emphasizing the importance of education and skill development. He highlighted that sustained progress for individuals and the community hinges on moving beyond basic schooling to higher education and vocational training.
The speaker cautioned against relying solely on short‑term jobs, noting that the rapidly changing job market rewards those with specialised qualifications and practical expertise. He encouraged students to explore professional courses, technical diplomas and emerging fields such as digital technology and renewable energy.
Azharuddin also referenced Telangana's recent initiatives aimed at expanding scholarship schemes and skill‑development centers, urging the audience to make full use of these government programmes. He concluded by urging families and community leaders to support young people in their educational pursuits.
The remarks were well‑received, with several attendees expressing renewed motivation to enrol in colleges and skill‑training institutes across the state.
The speaker cautioned against relying solely on short‑term jobs, noting that the rapidly changing job market rewards those with specialised qualifications and practical expertise. He encouraged students to explore professional courses, technical diplomas and emerging fields such as digital technology and renewable energy.
Azharuddin also referenced Telangana's recent initiatives aimed at expanding scholarship schemes and skill‑development centers, urging the audience to make full use of these government programmes. He concluded by urging families and community leaders to support young people in their educational pursuits.
The remarks were well‑received, with several attendees expressing renewed motivation to enrol in colleges and skill‑training institutes across the state.